Dunno about MetaHumans but if you look in the music thread there's a lot of Metal Humans here.
Community MetaSteam | February 2021 - We Don't Do Regional Pricing in This House
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Genshin Impact is now a Tower Defense game
Also did someone asked for more vertical screenshots? XD
I assume this is a photo of the guy bringing your video card to you. No wonder it took forever.Also did someone asked for more vertical screenshots? XD
Komrade Zuckerberg is a freak!
Also, yeah I was hangover... blame the doctor (and I'm not even kidding).
Also, yeah I was hangover... blame the doctor (and I'm not even kidding).
Apex Legends reached a new peak of 196k 6 hours ago. EA must be happy. Well, EA must be happy overall with how their games are performing on Steam.
Im fairly sure the only reason EA is on EGS is because of Disney as it is only Star Wars games they have released there so far.
Im fairly sure the only reason EA is on EGS is because of Disney as it is only Star Wars games they have released there so far.
There's honestly no reason not to release on EGS as there's no reason not to release on all platforms, EA wants to expand like everyone else.
I bought it when they entered Early Access, can't wait for it to be finally released!
Around two and a half years.
Well, not everybody, Crash 4 is Bnet and Ubi hasn't returned yet
Give them time tho, but not everyone yet hehe.
Sub 10$
From my famous SEGA picture line-up "best of japan vol2 Steam collection" the one that probably won't come is 13 Sentinels, so, if you want to get it on console, do it, cause' PC is not an easy to predict option in this case.
Not really, they just opened TWW3 page, puyo 2 is coming soon and Yakuza 6 is coming in March, just because they got 2 exclusives (one was a complete disaster given the reviews and the other is one I can't understand) doesn't mean they abandoned the platform .
I remembered now that there was a single player autochess game on steam:
It's REALLY REALLY REALLY similar to underlords...like...literally ripped off?
It's REALLY REALLY REALLY similar to underlords...like...literally ripped off?
Oh, I think I remember seeing this game back in 2018. Definitely keeping an eye on it now.
I wonder if the original Auto Chess will come to Steam in April/May? I think it'll be one year since it launched on EGS.
I highly doubt it will happen in this particular case ^^
I can't put down Factorio if I have any free time available.
Yesterday, my factory's highlight was definitely getting a train station to gather more iron ore up and running. It's such a rewarding experience having that (almost) infinite iron ore supply.
Today, after a lot of work, I managed to get a stable oil extraction and refinery system + train transportation to my base, resulting ultimately in me being able to use robots. Oh boy, this game keeps on delivering. IT'S SO GOOD!
However, the factory must still... GROWWWWWW
Yesterday, my factory's highlight was definitely getting a train station to gather more iron ore up and running. It's such a rewarding experience having that (almost) infinite iron ore supply.
Today, after a lot of work, I managed to get a stable oil extraction and refinery system + train transportation to my base, resulting ultimately in me being able to use robots. Oh boy, this game keeps on delivering. IT'S SO GOOD!
However, the factory must still... GROWWWWWW
Auto Chess already launched? I wasn't even aware of this, didn't read or hear anything about it.
Any indications if anyone is actually playing it?
It's popular on mobile, but I don't think it has done well on PC.
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yup ... i'm the same with Dyson right now
lol
re Breathedge: played the ea version some time ago, it had me laughing a lot, but being lost in space without a clear objective wasn't fun. If you enjoy crafting games, especially the exploration factor that these games have, then I'd 100% recommend it though.
This explains boring, crewcut white guy protags, and also sadden me greatly, though I dont quite get some of the British school references.
Could the pandemic make the video games industry even more white and middle-class?
Games provide a window into other worlds, but for many BAME and working-class students that window is shut tightwww.theguardian.com
Maybe I'll finally stop seeing posts in my social media feeds about how I should pre order soon
Wow, that's such a massive lore setup for a game that's happening in a single bunker.
Being a fan of anime figure, my wallet got totally fucked due to a figure event today. Yeah, it's is a good day.
The Black & White Indie Games Bundle on Steam
Games included
Downwell
Hidden Folks
Minit
Return of Obra Dinn
Pato Box
Gato Roboto
Ahh... The age old questions.... Smelt on site at the ore extractors, or cart it back to a big smelter site at the main factory.
Also, refine oil on site, or transport the raw oil somewhere else for refinement. And also, do you transport it in barrels, or in the fluid wagon?
Personally, I don't think I've used barrels for years.
finished up the Medium last night. Great game, not so great performance in the dual world scenes.
Only played it at night. Is there something wrong with me that horror games give me a comfy feeling?
btw, I sent some more friends invites to people on Steam, you can recognize me by my *** name.
Only played it at night. Is there something wrong with me that horror games give me a comfy feeling?
btw, I sent some more friends invites to people on Steam, you can recognize me by my *** name.
I've been playing Fallout 4 FROST lately, and wow, it's such a totally different experience than the base game.
Throw everything you know about Fallout 4 because it's an entirely new game in itself. It's set just 5 years after the bombs fell, so it's basically still in the nuclear winter state. The air is still toxic, so you need to wear a gask mask or any other appropriate protection while outside. It's mostly safe when inside a building or underground though. There's also no civilization yet, the towns we know in the base game are not a thing yet. There's no story from the base game, every NPC and quest has been removed. There's only one main quest you received at the beginning, which is to survive. But it doesn't mean that there's no story in FROST, there's a story but it's not handed to you. You have to find it, whether from notes you can find here and there, or from NPC chatters and so on. More or less like the Souls series.
Everyone, including you, is a "survivor" and most of them will either shoot you on sight or at least give you some warning first. There's only a few traders who buy and sell at outrageous rates, because everything is scarce. Ammos are super rare, you'll be forced to use melee weapon lots of times to conserve ammos. The mod encourages you to not get attached to a weapon as you'll run out of ammo soon and forced to use another weapon with different ammo. Some enemies are tweaked, like the ghouls that have super armor on everything but their head. Sounds hardcore, but they're manageable with a melee weapon as you can block their attack and counter with a slash to the head. One swing will usually do the job done. The animals aren't all fully mutated yet. There are still dogs and wolves, as well as cows, mutcrabs and huge rats. Yao Guai is still a bear, but still half mutated, etc. Overall, the combat is mostly deadly. You'll be dead in a shot or two, and it's the same for most enemies too.
There's this new thing that makes it more interesting, the sanity system. You start with 100 sanity, but every time you kill a survivor, eat uncooked food, taking jet, etc, you'll lose 2 sanity. Killing a child will net you -10 in sanity. If you hit 0 or lower sanity, you'll go insane which leads to some pros and cons. There are sanity restoring item (mostly food) so it's best to keep an eye for them if you want to stay sane. There's also some perks that make use of the sanity system, like if you stay 90% or more sane you'll deal 15% more damage. The sanity system also adds a lot to my role-playing experience, it made me think before killing a group of survivor who are just chilling in a small hut. Do I kill them for the loot or should I just let them be? They're just like me, trying to survive in this world.
All these systems are so well integrated so it creates an entirely new gameplay loop and experience. You need to be careful of your surrounding at all times, because getting ganked by a small group will be the end of you. You don't have to kill everything you need, sometimes it's best to avoid the enemies you encounter. Finding a bed and/or a workbench is like finding a bonfire, a huge relief in this unforgiving environment. It's advised to play in survival mode but I find it too overwhelming, so I tinker the rest/hunger/thirst rates with another mod so I don't have to constantly thinking about them. I also use another mod so that I can save in a bed without sleeping instead of having to sleep first to save.
Overall, it's such an immersive and mesmerizing experience.
Throw everything you know about Fallout 4 because it's an entirely new game in itself. It's set just 5 years after the bombs fell, so it's basically still in the nuclear winter state. The air is still toxic, so you need to wear a gask mask or any other appropriate protection while outside. It's mostly safe when inside a building or underground though. There's also no civilization yet, the towns we know in the base game are not a thing yet. There's no story from the base game, every NPC and quest has been removed. There's only one main quest you received at the beginning, which is to survive. But it doesn't mean that there's no story in FROST, there's a story but it's not handed to you. You have to find it, whether from notes you can find here and there, or from NPC chatters and so on. More or less like the Souls series.
Everyone, including you, is a "survivor" and most of them will either shoot you on sight or at least give you some warning first. There's only a few traders who buy and sell at outrageous rates, because everything is scarce. Ammos are super rare, you'll be forced to use melee weapon lots of times to conserve ammos. The mod encourages you to not get attached to a weapon as you'll run out of ammo soon and forced to use another weapon with different ammo. Some enemies are tweaked, like the ghouls that have super armor on everything but their head. Sounds hardcore, but they're manageable with a melee weapon as you can block their attack and counter with a slash to the head. One swing will usually do the job done. The animals aren't all fully mutated yet. There are still dogs and wolves, as well as cows, mutcrabs and huge rats. Yao Guai is still a bear, but still half mutated, etc. Overall, the combat is mostly deadly. You'll be dead in a shot or two, and it's the same for most enemies too.
There's this new thing that makes it more interesting, the sanity system. You start with 100 sanity, but every time you kill a survivor, eat uncooked food, taking jet, etc, you'll lose 2 sanity. Killing a child will net you -10 in sanity. If you hit 0 or lower sanity, you'll go insane which leads to some pros and cons. There are sanity restoring item (mostly food) so it's best to keep an eye for them if you want to stay sane. There's also some perks that make use of the sanity system, like if you stay 90% or more sane you'll deal 15% more damage. The sanity system also adds a lot to my role-playing experience, it made me think before killing a group of survivor who are just chilling in a small hut. Do I kill them for the loot or should I just let them be? They're just like me, trying to survive in this world.
All these systems are so well integrated so it creates an entirely new gameplay loop and experience. You need to be careful of your surrounding at all times, because getting ganked by a small group will be the end of you. You don't have to kill everything you need, sometimes it's best to avoid the enemies you encounter. Finding a bed and/or a workbench is like finding a bonfire, a huge relief in this unforgiving environment. It's advised to play in survival mode but I find it too overwhelming, so I tinker the rest/hunger/thirst rates with another mod so I don't have to constantly thinking about them. I also use another mod so that I can save in a bed without sleeping instead of having to sleep first to save.
Overall, it's such an immersive and mesmerizing experience.
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