I just remembered and got nostalgic about that clicking sound when you ran a 3dfx game.
Community MetaSteam | March 2019 - The Core Values of One-Handed Fighting
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Not much point worrying about what Epic might do next, really. We just need to keep playing our games, tackle the backlog and whatnots. There's still plenty of good games next month which will come out on Steam or GOG. Epic can announce a hundred free games tomorrow and I simply couldn't care less.
I too was looking forward to The Outer Worlds and was rather saddened by what EGS has done, but there will be other games worth supporting and probably someday soon, this whole EGS thing will be nothing but a bad dream.
I too was looking forward to The Outer Worlds and was rather saddened by what EGS has done, but there will be other games worth supporting and probably someday soon, this whole EGS thing will be nothing but a bad dream.
Another batch of steamrelated announcements/trailers 
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+ Corpse Party: Sweet Sachiko’s Hysteric Birthday Bash got a released date via :
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|OT| - Crystar (FuRyu) | For when I weep, then I am strong
CRYSTAR For when I weep, then I am strong. Battle through Purgatory as Rei to help save her sister in this Action RPG. Switch freely between four playable characters, and uncover each one of their pasts to see the sorrows they have endured. A girl named Rei and Mirai, her little sister...
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News - WORDER - Announcement Trailer
WORDER is a puzzle-platformer game. The shape of the character will change according to what alphabets letter the player press on the keyboard. Player need to make good use of the shape to solve puzzle and find the "comma" energy. It is full of possibility in WORDER, the puzzles have unlimited...
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News - Fate/EXTELLA LINK - Launch Trailer
Picking up where the story ended in Fate/EXTELLA: The Umbral Star, The high-speed action gameplay of Fate/EXTELLA: The Umbral Star returns with improved visuals and new battle mechanics in both single-player and an added multiplayer mode supporting 4-on-4 online battles on PlayStation®4 system...
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|OT| - Overland - roadtrip survival
TAKE CARE OF A GROUP OF TRAVELERS ON A POST‑APOCALYPTIC ROAD TRIP ACROSS THE UNITED STATES IN THIS TURN-BASED SURVIVAL GAME. Overland - website https://www.gog.com/game/overland Make the most of a terrible situation. See things no one was meant to see. Survive - barely. Take care of a...
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|OT| - AI: The Somnium Files (Uchikoshi) - Zero AI-scape
AI: THE SOMNIUM FILES AI: The Sominum Files will launch worldwide for PlayStation 4, Switch, and PC via Steam on July 25, publisher and developer Spike Chunsoft announced. The mind never lies… In a near-future Tokyo, detective Kaname Date is on the case of a mysterious serial killer. Date...
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|OT| - Death end re;Quest (Idea Factory)
Death end re;Quest takes the classic turn-based RPG and flips it upside-down. Switch between the RPG action of the game world and the visual novel segments of the real world. In the realm of game development, it may seem all fun and games until the lines between fantasy and reality begin to...
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News - Pine - releasing in October 10
A Story of Humans Pine is an open world action adventure simulation game. Set in the beautiful world of Albamare, you take on the role of Hue, a smart young adult who will have to explore, trade, and fight his way through a vibrant world filled with creatures much smarter than humans. Their...
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News - Stranger Things 3: The Game | GDC 2019 trailer - releasing July 4th
Stranger Things 3: The Game will launch on July 4, developer BonusXP announced. Developed and published by BonusXP in collaboration with Netflix, Stranger Things 3: The Game is the official companion game to Season 3 of the hit original series. This adventure game blends a distinctively retro...
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News - Swimsanity - Gameplay Trailer
Multiplayer underwater shooter Swimsanity! will launch for PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Switch, and PC this summer, developer Decoy Games announced. Swimsanity! is a multiplayer underwater shooter with action-packed co-op and versus game modes, all supported by online and local play. You play as...
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News - Shadow Fencer Theatre | OUT
Shadow Fencer Theatre is the competitive awkward physics sword fighting game set in the world of shadow puppets. Take center stage with a unique cast of characters and make your way to become a Grandmaster of the theatre. Perform solo or battle a friend in a veritable variety show of game modes...
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News - Smile For Me - OUT Now
smileformegame.com A heartbroken clown, wayward souls, and juicy mechanical lips. As “The Big Event" draws near, help the troubled residents of the Habitat and de-mask the mysterious Doctor Habit... before it's too late. Smile For Me is an unconventional Point-and-Click Adventure Game that...
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News - Xseed bringing four Corpse Party games to PC
Looks like Xseed is bringing to PC four more games from the Corpse Party saga to PC, previously exclusive to the PSP and mobile now they are headed to Steam starting this October with Corpse Party: Book of Shadows. Spooky month brings Spooky games. More information about this releases and the...
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Here's a sneak peak at April's releases, along with a few March release syou may have missed out on
Action
RPG
Adventure
Puzzle & Casual games
Point n' Click Adventure games & Visual Novels
Strategy, 4X & Turn-based tactics style
Horror
Shooter
Shoot'em-up
Racing & Sports
Fighters
Simulation & Building games
Virtual Reality
Platformer
Card game
MMO
Action
RPG
Adventure
Puzzle & Casual games
Point n' Click Adventure games & Visual Novels
Strategy, 4X & Turn-based tactics style
Horror
Shooter
Shoot'em-up
Racing & Sports
Fighters
Simulation & Building games
Virtual Reality
Platformer
Card game
MMO
Guess it's time to fill up my wishlist with April releases.
While hoping Generation Zero (in 2 days) turns out good.
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Interview is only partially about the headline and more about Unity, game engines, business and the glorious streaming future, worth a read.
While hoping Generation Zero (in 2 days) turns out good.
John Riccitiello interview — Is Epic buying Unity’s developers?
John Riccitiello, CEO of Unity Technologies, said his company has closed the gap with Epic's Unreal game engine in terms of quality. But he is concerned that Epic is buying customers.
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Interview is only partially about the headline and more about Unity, game engines, business and the glorious streaming future, worth a read.
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yeah ... i think we're gonna be ok ... even with epic stealing a few games here and there
The first Konami collection will be also out next month right? If they can do a decent job with the emulator, add cloud, achievements and trading cards, that will be a day one for sure.
Yes, the Arcade one, Castlevania and Contra to follow ^^
I grew up in the 80s with a C64 and a Amiga as my first computers.... you can bet your ass I pirated EVERYTHING... and those sweet sweet crack-tros...
memoriiiieeees
Alright, couldn't help myself but post again on ERA. The irony of Sweeney rambling about "junky asset flips or shock controversy games that are built just to make noise" while not too long ago being shook by Twitter kicking out Alex Jones is just too delicious to not point out.
I was that one weird kid who owned a bunch of originals on C64 and Amiga. Kept some and sold, amog others, the 3 Turricans (boxes, maps, all still there) for close to 100€ per piece last year. That's what I call a longterm investment, suck it dirty pirates!1 Too bad my Amiga broke a decade ago, today I would probably research a way to repair (especially in the US there's now a small industry dedicated to ressurecting and overhauling old computers). Using emulators just isn't quite the same.
I was that one weird kid who owned a bunch of originals on C64 and Amiga. Kept some and sold, amog others, the 3 Turricans (boxes, maps, all still there) for close to 100€ per piece last year. That's what I call a longterm investment, suck it dirty pirates!1 Too bad my Amiga broke a decade ago, today I would probably research a way to repair (especially in the US there's now a small industry dedicated to ressurecting and overhauling old computers). Using emulators just isn't quite the same.
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that's capitalism for you ... they'll do and say whatever gets them the most money ... principles or personal beliefs be damned
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Tizoc you have Katana Zero listed twice. 
Thanks for the awesome list, as usual.
My poor wallet.
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In other news, 2 new characters are coming next week to Fighting Ex Layer, a really fun fighting game that no one is playing.
The game is really easy to play for anyone, since you can pull flashy special moves or combos by doing simple button pressings like forward + punch, or forward + kick, instead of the 57 button pressings it usually takes in other games.
For those not aware, this game is a successor to the Street Fighter EX series, done by a small team at Arika, the developer behind those games.
Of the two characters, one is free (Sharon), the other is paid (guest character Terry Bogard).
Here's a couple of trailers for the new characters:
EDIT: The developer released a few videos of the upcoming 1.2.0 update (Steam version), with some gameplay, for those who may want to see how the game plays:
Thanks for the awesome list, as usual.
My poor wallet.
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In other news, 2 new characters are coming next week to Fighting Ex Layer, a really fun fighting game that no one is playing.
The game is really easy to play for anyone, since you can pull flashy special moves or combos by doing simple button pressings like forward + punch, or forward + kick, instead of the 57 button pressings it usually takes in other games.
For those not aware, this game is a successor to the Street Fighter EX series, done by a small team at Arika, the developer behind those games.
Of the two characters, one is free (Sharon), the other is paid (guest character Terry Bogard).
Here's a couple of trailers for the new characters:
EDIT: The developer released a few videos of the upcoming 1.2.0 update (Steam version), with some gameplay, for those who may want to see how the game plays:
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Hour into sekiro and already getting wrecked
I’m with Tizoc; I can’t even play what I have, what’s available, and what’s coming soon to Steam. The only thing that would upset me is Master Chief Collection, Konami Collections, or Devolver going to EGS.
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that last one might still happen
we STILL don't know what's going on with Observation .... store page is gone, steam logo is gone from their website as well ... but Devolver logo is still there
I don't think they are. If Devolver have no interest in doing exclusive releases on PC for a published title, they'll be discussing it with its creators. They can't say anything official until they're ready.
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we'll see what happens ... but they definitely wouldn't nuke their entire steam presence (including the community hub) for that game for no reason
jesus, just cleared a bunch of enemies and reached a boss and did it all on the first try in Sekiro, had absolutely no items and health left at the end when the boss still had 1 hp bar lol, those blocks and dodges were intense
Victory!
This boss right after is owning me
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This boss right after is owning me
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I'd Devolver went epic exclusive I may just quit gaming
While so far most of those deals were apparently made behind the dev's backs this could be a situation where the devs took the moneyhat and then told their publisher. I assume Devolver, while not going exclusive themselves, wouldn't stand in their way.
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yeah ... i can see that happening
Devolver really seem to be one of the best publishers (other than maybe New Blood Interactive), so i can only imagine they don't really tie any of their devs with needlessly strict contracts
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You guys are giving Devolver too much credit. If the game becomes exclusive (and all signs are pointing to it) it's 100% on them.
After they signed their publishing agreement, they are the ones that handle publishing platforms and whatnot.
I mean, for other games that turned out EGS time exclusives, we kept saying "oh poor developers, this is all on the publisher, the developers had no say in this, nor were they informed", and now because it's a publisher that has a bit an irreverent image, are we seriously going for "poor publisher, this is all on the developer, they were the ones that choose how/where the game would be published"? That's not how publishing works. All this is on the publisher.
Devolver is as willing to take the money as any other company.
I know you guys like their image and quirky stunts, but it's still Mike Wilson's company, a guy who is willing to do anything for a quick buck. Yeah, the guy who made the "John Romero's about to make you his bitch" campaign for Daikatana, that pretty much killed Romero's career. He's the guy behind former publisher Gamecock, who kept releasing poor, if not downright broken games, and pulling crap like that stunt at the 2007 Spike Video Game Awards, where they interrupted Ken Levine's acceptance speech on stage (and other poor stunts at E3).
I know with Devolver, people started eating his shtick, because they managed to publish some worthwhile games, but again, they are in it to make money, and they are as willing to take Epic's money as anyone else.
After they signed their publishing agreement, they are the ones that handle publishing platforms and whatnot.
I mean, for other games that turned out EGS time exclusives, we kept saying "oh poor developers, this is all on the publisher, the developers had no say in this, nor were they informed", and now because it's a publisher that has a bit an irreverent image, are we seriously going for "poor publisher, this is all on the developer, they were the ones that choose how/where the game would be published"? That's not how publishing works. All this is on the publisher.
Devolver is as willing to take the money as any other company.
I know you guys like their image and quirky stunts, but it's still Mike Wilson's company, a guy who is willing to do anything for a quick buck. Yeah, the guy who made the "John Romero's about to make you his bitch" campaign for Daikatana, that pretty much killed Romero's career. He's the guy behind former publisher Gamecock, who kept releasing poor, if not downright broken games, and pulling crap like that stunt at the 2007 Spike Video Game Awards, where they interrupted Ken Levine's acceptance speech on stage (and other poor stunts at E3).
I know with Devolver, people started eating his shtick, because they managed to publish some worthwhile games, but again, they are in it to make money, and they are as willing to take Epic's money as anyone else.
FunktionJCB ruining a perfectly fine Saturday afternoon with way more real talk than I can handle.
DER UNTERGANG IST NAH.
DER UNTERGANG IST NAH.
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God damn, the motorcycle in DMC5 is the coolest fucking thing.
It's not like those agreements cannot be broken, backed out of, or altered, and it depends on how iron clad they are in the first place. If Epic is throwing millions of dollars around per game, there are definitely devs who would pay whatever the breach of contract is and still feel like they're coming out ahead, especially if they think exclusivity isn't a negative thing.
I'm not saying Devolver would never take EGS / exclusivity off the table at all, but it's incorrect to say devs can't get there on their own even with prior agreements.
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Now I'm offendedwe already knew that
Just a robot? I'M JUST 'a robot'?!?!
I'm a luchador-bot, good sir! Do not offend me lest you want your scalp to kiss the pavement
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Fans of 2D action games, or games with rogue-like elements, should keep an eye on Black Future '88.
The game is a lot of fun.
It's designed for fast, short runs (characters have a limited time to live; the one I'm using has 18 minutes, I believe), and each run will unlock new equipment, power-ups, and more, that will drop in future runs. Maps are randomly generated, so each run you're getting different stages. Interestingly, drops (health, ammo) that you don't pick up quickly will, after a time, instead power-up your enemy, so there's an incentive to pick up things as quickly as possible.
On top of that, it has a cyber-punkish setting, and a hard hitting synth-based soundtrack.
Here's a couple of previews:
If anyone is interested, the game can be pre-ordered, at a discount (around 8€), from the official website, and it gets you a Steam key with immediate access to the beta.
The beta already features achievements, and progress will not be reset when the final version launches, so if you like the genre it's not a bad time to jump-in.
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The game is a lot of fun.
It's designed for fast, short runs (characters have a limited time to live; the one I'm using has 18 minutes, I believe), and each run will unlock new equipment, power-ups, and more, that will drop in future runs. Maps are randomly generated, so each run you're getting different stages. Interestingly, drops (health, ammo) that you don't pick up quickly will, after a time, instead power-up your enemy, so there's an incentive to pick up things as quickly as possible.
On top of that, it has a cyber-punkish setting, and a hard hitting synth-based soundtrack.
Here's a couple of previews:
If anyone is interested, the game can be pre-ordered, at a discount (around 8€), from the official website, and it gets you a Steam key with immediate access to the beta.
The beta already features achievements, and progress will not be reset when the final version launches, so if you like the genre it's not a bad time to jump-in.
Available Now on PC and Nintendo Switch | Black Future '88 by SUPERSCARYSNAKES
Black Future '88 is a Synth-Punk roguelike 2D Action Shooter
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Only in Australia you can find spiders that play games
Why are you just now picking up on this?
What game is it playing? Can someone tell from the movements?
Woke up at 4am to pee
... and started up sekiro to beat a boss
... and started up sekiro to beat a boss
Dont you mean that you woke up to beat a boss, then went to pee?
I find this cute and adorable.
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