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Community MetaSteam | November 2018 - These Regional Prices are STILL crazy!
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Does anyone know if the two VR Ghostbusters games that are available on Steam in the US, Australia, and a couple more locations, can be gifted to someone from Europe?
I would love to get the games (I'm a fan of the franchise), but unfortunately, they don't have a price in my location.
I would love to get the games (I'm a fan of the franchise), but unfortunately, they don't have a price in my location.
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This game looks really cool. In it, you are a... painter. World exploration without violent mechanics.
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I never played any of the games in the Farming Simulator series.
Usually, I would laugh a bit at the concept, but considering how much I have been enjoying playing the Truck Simulator series, and how Farming Simulator is similarly well received, and popular, I'm curious about the series.
A new one comes out tomorrow, and I was wondering if anyone familiar with the series could let me know a few things about how the game works, for example:
-I see there's more than one map; how do maps work? how big are they? how many are there?
-how hard is it to get the hang of things? is it a game you can play a 30-60 minute session, or does it have a big learning curve and demands some effort?
-are there any season content/events like in Euro Truck Simulator 2?
-does the game allow you to use your own mp3 tracks?
-usually, pre-order DLCs for the series aren't sold later on, right?
thanks
Usually, I would laugh a bit at the concept, but considering how much I have been enjoying playing the Truck Simulator series, and how Farming Simulator is similarly well received, and popular, I'm curious about the series.
A new one comes out tomorrow, and I was wondering if anyone familiar with the series could let me know a few things about how the game works, for example:
-I see there's more than one map; how do maps work? how big are they? how many are there?
-how hard is it to get the hang of things? is it a game you can play a 30-60 minute session, or does it have a big learning curve and demands some effort?
-are there any season content/events like in Euro Truck Simulator 2?
-does the game allow you to use your own mp3 tracks?
-usually, pre-order DLCs for the series aren't sold later on, right?
thanks
Cloudpunk definitely reminds me of something. A long abandoned early access flying taxi driving game set in a cyperpunk city. No idea what the name is.
Excellent. Will need to make a note of it.
Don't feel like playing much after buying all these games. suiko's laziness is contagious
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Thank you for the heads-up. That game looks really cool, despite apparently being abandoned, and no longer sold.
I set up to try to find a copy of it, and the strangest thing happened.
I searched on "is there any deal"; and I discovered it was part of a bundle at Indiegala ("Monday Bundle 6").
I went to my Indiegala account, and I discovered the bundle listed there, under another name (Every Monday #6), and I had a key for the game displayed, as if it was already revealed (so, I should have redeemed it already). I tried the key and... it worked.
Weird. Maybe for older bundles, the keys they added later on show as revealed? It never happened to me before.
I'm not super familiar so won't be able to give you all the answers.I never played any of the games in the Farming Simulator series.
Usually, I would laugh a bit at the concept, but considering how much I have been enjoying playing the Truck Simulator series, and how Farming Simulator is similarly well received, and popular, I'm curious about the series.
A new one comes out tomorrow, and I was wondering if anyone familiar with the series could let me know a few things about how the game works, for example:
-I see there's more than one map; how do maps work? how big are they? how many are there?
-how hard is it to get the hang of things? is it a game you can play a 30-60 minute session, or does it have a big learning curve and demands some effort?
-are there any season content/events like in Euro Truck Simulator 2?
-does the game allow you to use your own mp3 tracks?
-usually, pre-order DLCs for the series aren't sold later on, right?
thanks
- Usually there are a few maps and there are also modded maps that are quite sizeable.
- Gameplay is fairly pick up and play to be honest but it will also be time consuming to grow your farm and unlock more crops etc the same with any management/sim game.
- I'm not sure about the rest of your points sorry!
Both Eastshade and Cloudpunk look great, going to keep my eye on those.
I wonder what it says of us all when no one thought to point out that Just Cause 4 is releasing in December :V
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i played 2 and 3 .... pre-ordered 4, can't wait!
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Follow my curator for More Puzzle Game Recommendations!
Golf Peaks, a rather ingenious mixture of minigolf and puzzle game, is another worthy addition to the minimalist puzzle genre.
Instead of being based on skill, for each hole you are delt a hand of cards that describe all the moves you can make. Cards like Forward one, forward two, jump two spaces and combinations of jumps and roll shots. With your hand you then need to hole out. As the game gets more complex various hazards are introduced, rough land that the ball can't roll through, sand traps where if the ball stops there it sinks and water.
Some of the later puzzles, especially the bonus ones, can appear quite intimidating at first but there is usually an elegant solution. The flow of new mechanics is fast enough that you never get bogged down doing the same sort of puzzle over and over like some games as well.
The audio and visuals are great and while the game will likely only take about an hour or so to complete, this is a great addition to the genre.
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Has anyone played The Slater?
The game is currently on sale at Humble, and it looks like a decent low-budget first person Hitman-like game.
The game is currently on sale at Humble, and it looks like a decent low-budget first person Hitman-like game.
This game was praised by More_Badass, and that ought to be enough to sell you on it too
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Basically Fields of Glory 2 with campaign map gameplay on top
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DEVELOPER: Spike Chunsoft Co., Ltd.
huh ...was this known?
Yeah, that's why people had little faith in it to begin with. The J-stars game they made was awful.
Wasn't really interested due to the art style they went with, but would have grabbed down the road as a curiosity due to loving some of those IPs, but with the Kenshin addition, I just can't support it. Killed any interest in this project for me.
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really? that's a shame ... why, though? just curious
(also the regional pricing is REALLY bad on this one ... keeps getting worse and worse with each game they release)
Yuuuup
https://kotaku.com/rurouni-kenshin-creator-charged-with-possessing-child-p-1820633519
Ironically enough, the game has Kenshiro from Fist of the North Star and the main character from City Hunter
As R. Kenshin/Samurai X are staples of Shonen Jump during the 90s, they get a spot on the roster.
Fuck Nobuhiro Watsuki either way though, R. Kenshin is fun and was among the early anime series I watched as a kid.
Wish he could do the third game of Alice but the IP is still hold by EA and I don't think they are interested on making a new one, I guess he wants to make Alice but without using the Alice IP.
I like it, but I like it for its grind, I'm not really at the endgame yet though. They did however add in zombie workers recently which I think will make it easier with the grind.
I went ahead and installed a card idler on android, it's called idle daddy and it seems to work quite nicely. Time idle 24/7!
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Didn't even know there were card idlers for Android, will give it a try later
Ouch. That's unfortunate. I see it's on Origin though, so at least it isn't totally erased.it was ... on steam ... but EA eventually removed it because reasons
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yeah, i suppose ... but then again - you'd have to use origin
so it might as well not exist anymore- Status