+1 for The Riftbreaker, great game and the devs are still adding more content.
Steam sale now .... Off
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Thank you all for the responsezs it is greatly appreciated. I have a bot of research to do over the next few days before taking the plunge. Have a great Christmas peeps.
It's £6 on loaded as well
Picked up Hands of Necromancy 2 and Wrath: Aeon of Ruin.
I already have Hands of Necromancy (1) on another platform, and although it would be the obvious choice to have them both on the same account,
it was slightly better value on Steam. Easy to pick and play old-school FPS that use the GZDoom engine, IIRC.
I already have Hands of Necromancy (1) on another platform, and although it would be the obvious choice to have them both on the same account,
it was slightly better value on Steam. Easy to pick and play old-school FPS that use the GZDoom engine, IIRC.
Head was spinning after 30 mins, not sure if its for me as good as it is
That's a shame.
Might be able to refund it...
Only game that has ever made me feel like that is Automobilista 2. However, I did get used to it in the end.
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And for what will be my last purchase I think, picked up Divinity Original Sin 2. Cheap and I’m sure I’ll get something out of it. Will wait until BG3 is cheaper before I purchase it again for PC, and for when I have fewer games to play.
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Tried to get some different games with my usual £75 gift vouchers this year :
Space Marine 2 for £22 - not my usual thing but having some fun with it;
The Outer Worlds Spacers Choice for £12 - again not my usual thing but the humour/cynicism appeals;
No Man's Sky for £20 - seems to have now become the game it should have been so might be fun for super casual stuff;
Tempest Rising for £20 - superb "successor" to the C&C series, really excellent.
Space Marine 2 for £22 - not my usual thing but having some fun with it;
The Outer Worlds Spacers Choice for £12 - again not my usual thing but the humour/cynicism appeals;
No Man's Sky for £20 - seems to have now become the game it should have been so might be fun for super casual stuff;
Tempest Rising for £20 - superb "successor" to the C&C series, really excellent.
Started playing the wolf among us so went on a buying spree of Telltale games, Batman collection, Walking dead complete, the Expanse, already have the GOT and Tales from the borderlands.
On a separate note Wolf among us 2 is coming to Epic, no release date yet
On a separate note Wolf among us 2 is coming to Epic, no release date yet
Three top games there.
Been looking after the pennies a bit this sale (well apart from the 9070XT...)
From Steam bought
Ayahuasca
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Fancied something very different to check out
From Loaded @ £4.19
Still Wakes the Deep
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And Resident Evil Village as could not resist at £4.99 again at Loaded
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I intend to check that one out after I finish 7 using the VR mod
Currently playing Still Wake the Deep as of last night. Really got it's hook in and must admit really enjoying it. The setting has got me as you really do feel isolated on that oil rig! I will finish that one tonight as gather its around 4 hrs long.
On the fence re Walkabout Mini Golf VR
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Been after it for a while but will make my mind up next weekend on that one. Looks great in any case.
From Steam bought
Ayahuasca
Ayahuasca on Steam
In the jungle at night, a journey awaits for you... are you ready to embrace the experience? Ayahuasca, the vine of the soul, and how to find your inner space.
Fancied something very different to check out
From Loaded @ £4.19
Still Wakes the Deep
Save 75% on Still Wakes the Deep on Steam
1975. Disaster strikes the Beira D oil rig off the coast of Scotland. Navigate the collapsing rig to save your crew from an otherworldly horror on the edge of all logic and reality in this 3x BAFTA Games Award-winning narrative horror experience.
And Resident Evil Village as could not resist at £4.99 again at Loaded
Save 75% on Resident Evil Village on Steam
Experience survival horror like never before in the 8th major installment in the Resident Evil franchise - Resident Evil Village. With detailed graphics, intense first-person action and masterful storytelling, the terror has never felt more realistic.
I intend to check that one out after I finish 7 using the VR mod
Currently playing Still Wake the Deep as of last night. Really got it's hook in and must admit really enjoying it. The setting has got me as you really do feel isolated on that oil rig! I will finish that one tonight as gather its around 4 hrs long.
On the fence re Walkabout Mini Golf VR
Save 40% on Walkabout Mini Golf VR on Steam
Escape into a fun and beautiful world filled with the best mini golf courses you’ve ever seen! Play by yourself, meet someone new, or challenge your friends in a private game with up to 8 people. Extremely realistic physics create the perfect experience for hardcore golfers and casual players alike.
Been after it for a while but will make my mind up next weekend on that one. Looks great in any case.
On my side, three copies of Green Hell, three copies of Peak, Project Planet - Earth vs Humanity, Divinity: Original Sin Source Saga to get both both first and second games - biggest bargain of the Steam sale for me - and an extra copy of DOS1 for my son so we can play together.
Green Hell - good fun learning the mechanics and trying to survive with three of us online together until we realised the cannibals came after us but didn't appear on the others screen, seems to be a bug that was never fixed from what I see others reporting online. Will try setting up a game without cannibals if possible as surviving seems to be difficult enough
Peak - really big success with my three teenagers playing together on multiple sessions with lots of shouting and laughing, such a good price as well
Project Earth - another success, a few evening sessions playing on the big TV with Moonlight, five of us connected on their phones and once we'd worked out the mechanics, good discussions and fun as a family (non gaming wife included here)
Divinity Original Sin 1 - playing with my 16 year old son is good fun, with enjoyable exploring and some fun battles, haven't touched the second game yet
Green Hell - good fun learning the mechanics and trying to survive with three of us online together until we realised the cannibals came after us but didn't appear on the others screen, seems to be a bug that was never fixed from what I see others reporting online. Will try setting up a game without cannibals if possible as surviving seems to be difficult enough
Peak - really big success with my three teenagers playing together on multiple sessions with lots of shouting and laughing, such a good price as well
Project Earth - another success, a few evening sessions playing on the big TV with Moonlight, five of us connected on their phones and once we'd worked out the mechanics, good discussions and fun as a family (non gaming wife included here)
Divinity Original Sin 1 - playing with my 16 year old son is good fun, with enjoyable exploring and some fun battles, haven't touched the second game yet
The start of NieR is a gaming highlight.Grabbed:
(the) Gnorp Apologue £2.85
Planet Zoo £3.49
NieR Automata Game of the YoRHa Edition £11.99
Should keep me going for a while. Spent over 4hours in Gnorp Apologue just in first launch of it
I didn't finish the game.
However, mans, what it does well is outstanding.
The soundtrack imo is top 10 of the generation to boot. I listened to the music before even playing the game, utterly amazing.
Thank for that, I was debating grabbing it now my PC is capable and that price is a no brainer.
Ive read enough to get me excited to play it, not my normal style of gaming but did finish expedition33 and Tales of Arise this year so hopefully can get into it!