Last game(s) you bought

Out of curiosity I purchased Freedom Fighters, since I've seen some online activity regarding it. Apparently it's a cult classic. But I couldn't make it more than 30 mins into it. The gameplay/mechanics/shoot are pretty bad. IO obviously reused the Hitman 2 engine, but that one excelled at stealth, and not action/shooting.

But what really got me was the hilariously bad plot about America being invaded by the Russians. And I can't tell if it's making fun of the subject. It certainly seems to be taking itself very seriously.

Had to refund it, as I don't think I have time for this sort of crap. I guess you had to have played it back in 2003. It did not age well at all.

Warhammer 40,000: Inquisitor - Prophecy

Legend of Keepers, a reverse Darkest Dungeon wherein you set up a series of rooms and build up monsters/traps.

Warhammer 40,000: Inquisitor - Martyr (70% off now on steam)

Baldur's Gate 3. Haven't touched it yet, and don't intend to until release. But was surprised it already has almost 3000 reviews on steam. And plenty of mainstream reviews. It's almost like it's not early access.

Originally Posted by danutz_plusplus
Baldur's Gate 3. Haven't touched it yet, and don't intend to until release. But was surprised it already has almost 3000 reviews on steam. And plenty of mainstream reviews. It's almost like it's not early access.

Welcome to the new norm as the saying goes.

I prefer the old way of developing and playing games but times are changing. Don't know if crowdfunding and Early Access were a good idea, or a bad idea anymore.

Originally Posted by danutz_plusplus
Baldur's Gate 3. Haven't touched it yet, and don't intend to until release. But was surprised it already has almost 3000 reviews on steam. And plenty of mainstream reviews. It's almost like it's not early access.

It's pathological, some peoples' need to "review" games the instant they can post one. "I'm disappointed, idk, am I alone?" they comment in Steam discussions 5 seconds after the game launches. "Masterpiece, best game ever" they post as they wait for it to load for the first time.

It's some kind of weird competition culture thing coming from people who apparently don't actually understand competition at all. It's that same stupid mentality that leads some to post "first" on everything.

https://store.steampowered.com/bundl…Yakuza_Bundle/ sega sale

bought the first game in the series, never played them, hopefully will like it

Originally Posted by porcozaur
https://store.steampowered.com/bundl…Yakuza_Bundle/ sega sale

bought the first game in the series, never played them, hopefully will like it

Good luck. I lasted about an hour with it.

No intention to play it yet, but I did pick up The Outer Worlds on steam since it's 50% off.

Originally Posted by porcozaur
https://store.steampowered.com/bundl…Yakuza_Bundle/ sega sale

bought the first game in the series, never played them, hopefully will like it

If you bought this bundle and therefore actually bought three games, I'd recommend that you play 0 first (which was released after the other two but chronologically takes place before them)

Bought one of Jowood's RPG compilation DVDs (used), which includes Arx Fatalis, Archangel and Gorasul. Difficult to find in easy to install DVD version.

I now have 3 of Jowoods RPG compilation DVDs: Gothic universe, Spellforce 2 and Dungeon Lords (CE), and this one.

porcozaur now owns Cyberpunk 2077

wohoo

Originally Posted by porcozaur
porcozaur now owns Cyberpunk 2077

wohoo

Don't you mean you pre-ordered it?

Otherwise you're a pirate or using the console leak.

edit now to find something to play til then, maybe the sale from tomorrow will help me, but im not in the mood for anything

I picked up Operencia the other day while it was on sale, looking forward to trying it out after I finish Cold Steel three!!

Tyranny - Gold Edition

Originally Posted by Couchpotato
Don't you mean you pre-ordered it?

Otherwise you're a pirate or using the console leak.

Or maybe he now owns the CP2077 IP, who knows?

Last game I actually purchased with real money was Left 4 Dead a few weeks ago. It was on sale for, like, $2. Last game I got through legitimate means was 2 days ago: Elite Dangerous from the Epic Store. It was free so I reasoned, "Why the hell not?" even if it's slightly unlikely I'll ever play it.

from steam sales