@cardboard delusions Thanks for Cortex Command which is both really awesome and hard. Like, I spent 30 minutes with it right before going to bed and in that short amount of time I was able to lose not one, not two, but three brains.
Guys, All web related things on Steam have been complete shit to me the last week or two. Games and downloads are perfectly fine, but the store, the "NEW NEWS" popup and the whole community thing are just not loading. Also, it has put about 50 games on that "You have to convert this before doing anything" state...
so I did my budget for this month and I think I can afford exactly one $10 game. No chance of getting Borderlands 2 or Dishonored for awhile sadly, but I've got a few betas to keep me busy as far as Major Gaming goes... Though there are 3 steam games I've wanted for awhile, and I can't decide which one I want.
Half Minute Hero has had my attention ever since it first came out on PS3. I love the idea, it looks fun and hilarious, but I haven't owned a sony console since my old and busted PS2, so I could never play it myself. Extremely tempting.
Closure is in the same boat, except that I got to play a demo build when it was one of the PAX 10 games a few years back. Love the art style, the puzzle mechanic, everything about it. After reading the Rock Paper Shotgun review, I only want it more.
FTL needs no introduction. I love spaceships, I love roguelikes, I am definitely going to be getting this game pretty soon.
If anyone has any arguments to sway me towards or away from any of these, I'm open for persuasion before I just roll a die or something.
so I did my budget for this month and I think I can afford exactly one $10 game. No chance of getting Borderlands 2 or Dishonored for awhile sadly, but I've got a few betas to keep me busy as far as Major Gaming goes... Though there are 3 steam games I've wanted for awhile, and I can't decide which one I want.
Half Minute Hero has had my attention ever since it first came out on PS3. I love the idea, it looks fun and hilarious, but I haven't owned a sony console since my old and busted PS2, so I could never play it myself. Extremely tempting.
Closure is in the same boat, except that I got to play a demo build when it was one of the PAX 10 games a few years back. Love the art style, the puzzle mechanic, everything about it. After reading the Rock Paper Shotgun review, I only want it more.
FTL needs no introduction. I love spaceships, I love roguelikes, I am definitely going to be getting this game pretty soon.
If anyone has any arguments to sway me towards or away from any of these, I'm open for persuasion before I just roll a die or something.
so I did my budget for this month and I think I can afford exactly one $10 game. No chance of getting Borderlands 2 or Dishonored for awhile sadly, but I've got a few betas to keep me busy as far as Major Gaming goes... Though there are 3 steam games I've wanted for awhile, and I can't decide which one I want.
Half Minute Hero has had my attention ever since it first came out on PS3. I love the idea, it looks fun and hilarious, but I haven't owned a sony console since my old and busted PS2, so I could never play it myself. Extremely tempting.
Closure is in the same boat, except that I got to play a demo build when it was one of the PAX 10 games a few years back. Love the art style, the puzzle mechanic, everything about it. After reading the Rock Paper Shotgun review, I only want it more.
FTL needs no introduction. I love spaceships, I love roguelikes, I am definitely going to be getting this game pretty soon.
If anyone has any arguments to sway me towards or away from any of these, I'm open for persuasion before I just roll a die or something.
If you can only afford one I recommend FTL. Playing through again and again can last you quite a few hours and it is a solid roguelike.
so I did my budget for this month and I think I can afford exactly one $10 game. No chance of getting Borderlands 2 or Dishonored for awhile sadly, but I've got a few betas to keep me busy as far as Major Gaming goes... Though there are 3 steam games I've wanted for awhile, and I can't decide which one I want.
Half Minute Hero has had my attention ever since it first came out on PS3. I love the idea, it looks fun and hilarious, but I haven't owned a sony console since my old and busted PS2, so I could never play it myself. Extremely tempting.
Closure is in the same boat, except that I got to play a demo build when it was one of the PAX 10 games a few years back. Love the art style, the puzzle mechanic, everything about it. After reading the Rock Paper Shotgun review, I only want it more.
FTL needs no introduction. I love spaceships, I love roguelikes, I am definitely going to be getting this game pretty soon.
If anyone has any arguments to sway me towards or away from any of these, I'm open for persuasion before I just roll a die or something.
so I did my budget for this month and I think I can afford exactly one $10 game. No chance of getting Borderlands 2 or Dishonored for awhile sadly, but I've got a few betas to keep me busy as far as Major Gaming goes... Though there are 3 steam games I've wanted for awhile, and I can't decide which one I want.
Half Minute Hero has had my attention ever since it first came out on PS3. I love the idea, it looks fun and hilarious, but I haven't owned a sony console since my old and busted PS2, so I could never play it myself. Extremely tempting.
Closure is in the same boat, except that I got to play a demo build when it was one of the PAX 10 games a few years back. Love the art style, the puzzle mechanic, everything about it. After reading the Rock Paper Shotgun review, I only want it more.
FTL needs no introduction. I love spaceships, I love roguelikes, I am definitely going to be getting this game pretty soon.
If anyone has any arguments to sway me towards or away from any of these, I'm open for persuasion before I just roll a die or something.
I'm gonna have to agree with FTL. Its ridiculous how much fun and addictive this game is.
So I was thinking about picking up a cheap game on steam now that I'm semi-done with BL2 for the time being. I love roguelikes so I'm looking at FTL. But I see that castle crashers has been released on steam. How is that game? I hear about it all the time. I need guidance! Also I'm open to any other game thats within a 10-15$ range and is worth it.
I know it's pretty popular but personally I found Castle Crashers an utterly boring hackfest. Then when you beat the game you unlock a new character with marginally different abilities and you can slog through the whole thing again repeatedly until you've unlocked all 7,000 characters weeeeee.
Jesus, not a single vote for a game other than FTL.
Hope this game is as great as you guys make it out to be. :P
edit: ok yeah this is pretty great right here.
YES it is. Half Minute Hero is quite a bit of fun, but FTL is so the winner in your little competition. I've played more of it than Borderlands 2 :P
Selling moment for me?
I'm one jump away from escaping the first system. I killed a pirate ship in location with a solar flare. The flare knocked out my sensor-system with a fire. I send 2 of my 3 crew members to put out the fire and repair the sensor while the third makes the jump to a safe system.
The fire gets put out, the sensors repairs, and ship cameras reveal that there is a whole lot of fire in the rest of the ship. Crew scrambles to start putting it out, but it's a losing battle. I get too slow on cycling them to the medical bay and lose one of my 3 to the flames.
Then I get smart, get them both inside the medical bay, and open up the airlocks and every non-medbay door in the ship to starve the fire. I know this was in the tutorial, but I totally forgot it until the last second epiphany where it saved me.
Just wanted to give a shout out to @Roshin who gifted me Civilization V out of the blue. What a fantastic surprise, from such a classy fellow! Thank you!
For my next giveaway, I've decided I want to know what you want to see in a video game.
PM me your favorite weapon from a game. Shooter, Mario Title, whatever, I just want to know what kind of weapons you think are indescribably awesome and (preferably) unique.
Those who PM will receive the URL for a giveaway of...
That's right, Painkiller: Black Edition, the best version of the only game in the illustrious Painkiller franchise.
This might be a dumb question but I bought the Sims 3 on Steam. I can still buy retail add ons for it, correct? I don't need to keep buying via Steam if I find a good deal on a retail copy of something do I?
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Don't think so, no. I do think you can plug the keys into Origin though.
Just wanted to give a shout out to @Roshin who gifted me Civilization V out of the blue. What a fantastic surprise, from such a classy fellow! Thank you!
You deserve it! I mean, you deserve to have your life slowly sucked away from you for that ONE LAST TURN until you're a husk clawing a mouse on the chair, dead but not really dead, surveying your empire while millions of faceless minions carry out your will, you, the Emperor of Mankind, Purge the xenos, trust not the psyker...
Ok I think I got my games mixed up a bit. Let's play CiV!
Just wanted to give a shout out to @Roshin who gifted me Civilization V out of the blue. What a fantastic surprise, from such a classy fellow! Thank you!
You deserve it! I mean, you deserve to have your life slowly sucked away from you for that ONE LAST TURN until you're a husk clawing a mouse on the chair, dead but not really dead, surveying your empire while millions of faceless minions carry out your will, you, the Emperor of Mankind, Purge the xenos, trust not the psyker...
Ok I think I got my games mixed up a bit. Let's play CiV!
Seeing as how there's an Equestria Kingdom in the Steam Workshop, I'm pretty sure you can find (or make) an Imperium of Man as well.
It would seem Binary Domain is only $10 in Impulse. Seems interesting... but backlog, etc.
I was pleasantly surprised by that game, I will say. I expected another mindless Gears of Duty clone only with robots, and a lot of "robots are evil" drivel. What I got was... not super stellar or anything, but definitely much better than expected.
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good luck winning that game, one level took like 2 hours for me to complete
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Thanks, I was starting to think I just sucked at it. I just got to the first boss. That level odyssey is obscene.
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Any suggestions on how to fix the web thing?
I don't think there are any levels quite as insane as Odyssey. Maybe one or two at the end, but that is probably the longest level in the game.
Hum I don't really wanna do that. All those redistributables will be run again.
but, oh well.
Half Minute Hero has had my attention ever since it first came out on PS3. I love the idea, it looks fun and hilarious, but I haven't owned a sony console since my old and busted PS2, so I could never play it myself. Extremely tempting.
Closure is in the same boat, except that I got to play a demo build when it was one of the PAX 10 games a few years back. Love the art style, the puzzle mechanic, everything about it. After reading the Rock Paper Shotgun review, I only want it more.
FTL needs no introduction. I love spaceships, I love roguelikes, I am definitely going to be getting this game pretty soon.
If anyone has any arguments to sway me towards or away from any of these, I'm open for persuasion before I just roll a die or something.
Buy To The Moon and cry like a manbaby.
If you can only afford one I recommend FTL. Playing through again and again can last you quite a few hours and it is a solid roguelike.
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Got it from the GOG deal. And yes, yes I did.
I'm gonna have to agree with FTL. Its ridiculous how much fun and addictive this game is.
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I hope I don't need to sell it any harder.
That said, it's a 3 year old game, so it'll probably bottom out during a sale like Nick Nolte in Tijuana.
I hope so, but that game has stood the test of time in regards to its never dropping in price.
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Hope this game is as great as you guys make it out to be. :P
edit: ok yeah this is pretty great right here.
YES it is. Half Minute Hero is quite a bit of fun, but FTL is so the winner in your little competition. I've played more of it than Borderlands 2 :P
Selling moment for me?
I'm one jump away from escaping the first system. I killed a pirate ship in location with a solar flare. The flare knocked out my sensor-system with a fire. I send 2 of my 3 crew members to put out the fire and repair the sensor while the third makes the jump to a safe system.
The fire gets put out, the sensors repairs, and ship cameras reveal that there is a whole lot of fire in the rest of the ship. Crew scrambles to start putting it out, but it's a losing battle. I get too slow on cycling them to the medical bay and lose one of my 3 to the flames.
Then I get smart, get them both inside the medical bay, and open up the airlocks and every non-medbay door in the ship to starve the fire. I know this was in the tutorial, but I totally forgot it until the last second epiphany where it saved me.
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You deserve it! I mean, you deserve to have your life slowly sucked away from you for that ONE LAST TURN until you're a husk clawing a mouse on the chair, dead but not really dead, surveying your empire while millions of faceless minions carry out your will, you, the Emperor of Mankind, Purge the xenos, trust not the psyker...
Ok I think I got my games mixed up a bit. Let's play CiV!
Seeing as how there's an Equestria Kingdom in the Steam Workshop, I'm pretty sure you can find (or make) an Imperium of Man as well.
And I will download it (when I get a copy of CiV)
I was pleasantly surprised by that game, I will say. I expected another mindless Gears of Duty clone only with robots, and a lot of "robots are evil" drivel. What I got was... not super stellar or anything, but definitely much better than expected.
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Because people still buy it.
Because Elder Scrolls.
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