I do think that regardless of your particular genre preferences
The steam front page is now so bloated that just going there and finding a great new game you haven't heard of is no longer something that happens with any regularity
I think it's safe to say that greenlight has been kind of a failure in terms of a curation tool
I do think that regardless of your particular genre preferences
The steam front page is now so bloated that just going there and finding a great new game you haven't heard of is no longer something that happens with any regularity
I think it's safe to say that greenlight has been kind of a failure in terms of a curation tool
They gave up on it being a curation tool after like a month
They have straight-up said the endgame of Greenlight is Steam no longer being curated at all
I do think that regardless of your particular genre preferences
The steam front page is now so bloated that just going there and finding a great new game you haven't heard of is no longer something that happens with any regularity
I think it's safe to say that greenlight has been kind of a failure in terms of a curation tool
They gave up on it being a curation tool after like a month
They have straight-up said the endgame of Greenlight is Steam no longer being curated at all
Fair
I wish they'd at least try to curate the featured and front page stuff a bit more aggressively
I do think that regardless of your particular genre preferences
The steam front page is now so bloated that just going there and finding a great new game you haven't heard of is no longer something that happens with any regularity
I think it's safe to say that greenlight has been kind of a failure in terms of a curation tool
They gave up on it being a curation tool after like a month
They have straight-up said the endgame of Greenlight is Steam no longer being curated at all
Someone should make a "Best of 'Best of Steam Greenlight' Collection" with stuff like that WoW expansion trailer and "Last Week Tonight with John Oliver".
I like basically everything in that video but I don't like joy being tied to health and thirst meters
Is it now? I know you can eat and drink normally if you like.
edit: ah, it drains them now. I think it used to just cut off a chunk of health so while that IS more interesting it seems annoying. but there has to be some downside to using it.
woulda been totally fine with We Happy Few being a 3 hour long completely linear exploration thing
I didn't really pay very close attention to anything about the game other than its aesthetic, but the game I was picturing was basically Bioshock but where combat was entirely avoidable and I'd be pretty into that.
Aw man I really don't like survival games, thatsume a bummer about we happy few, I thought it was like a stealth rogue like
it is, you just also have to manage staying alive. it's certainly not the focus; the focus is blending in so you don't cause everyone to go rabid on you
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I don't have it yet? I definitely haven't gotten an email with it
But I'll message you
I mean
That is mildly offensive
I don't think you did a great job there
Kind of, yeah. "There are too many games I don't like on this storefront" is a pretty weak complaint.
Offending you isn't a super high bar to clear
You're insane if you like this thing I don't like isn't great
But yeah just sort your games or use the search features on steam if you don't want to see them
This but anime dating sims
The steam front page is now so bloated that just going there and finding a great new game you haven't heard of is no longer something that happens with any regularity
I think it's safe to say that greenlight has been kind of a failure in terms of a curation tool
They gave up on it being a curation tool after like a month
They have straight-up said the endgame of Greenlight is Steam no longer being curated at all
Fair
I wish they'd at least try to curate the featured and front page stuff a bit more aggressively
Yeah, I kind of assumed. I was doing the same thing there, but I can see how it might not come across that way.
Someone should make a "Best of 'Best of Steam Greenlight' Collection" with stuff like that WoW expansion trailer and "Last Week Tonight with John Oliver".
Here is the first episode of the Mighty no. 9 documentary
If it is a fifth as in-depth as the Broken Age this will be fascinating
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Would have a hard time refuting that
That game is impeccable
I could refute it with both hands tied behind my back
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That game has sorta quietly been the #1 game on Steam for like a week now and nobody is talking about it
To compare, overwatch has 48 thousand
boy this game is just
not at all what i thought it was gonna be
and I'm not sure if I like that
But could you beat the game with both hands tied behind your back
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Is it now? I know you can eat and drink normally if you like.
edit: ah, it drains them now. I think it used to just cut off a chunk of health so while that IS more interesting it seems annoying. but there has to be some downside to using it.
How does Dead by Daylight compare to 7 days to die?
oh n/m it's just a Friday the 13th simulator
Well, for starters, you have about 6 and a half less days
My roommate's been pretty into it
I think it looks neat!
It's an interesting concept, but, yeah, not at all what I was thinking it would be.
I didn't really pay very close attention to anything about the game other than its aesthetic, but the game I was picturing was basically Bioshock but where combat was entirely avoidable and I'd be pretty into that.
it is, you just also have to manage staying alive. it's certainly not the focus; the focus is blending in so you don't cause everyone to go rabid on you
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I would have demanded my pledge back.
Which granted doesn't sound quite as interesting nowadays ten years later
But it sounds better than what it apparently is