Funny in my country, which is pretty much next to yours, in Estonia, Alice is €20 for me :S . Dead Space on the other hand is 3€. Damn Origin, oh well, itīs still $7,49 on amazon for some time. Itīs a shame I donīt have another amazon promo code for $5 off, already used it on the Dragon Age pack.Originally Posted by Kaira-
It's cut content stitched together. It has the Terminators, the Duke clones, Area 51 and other stuff that was in the old trailers or leaked. It lasts about 4 hours. The first level has some crappy platforming but then it keeps getting better and better. It's more focused than the main game, the combat is quite good when they start mixing enemies and everything somehow flows better. It's hard to put the finger on what exactly it does better than the main game that it feels so improved. The last level is excellent though.
If you thought DNF was at least acceptable, you'll like this. Put it this way: it's as enjoyable as a throwaway FPS like Devastation, Red Faction, Serious Sam 2 etc.
Thanks for that. For Ģ1.50ish I may give that a shot.
Did not think the main game was as bad as people made it out to be, but then again thats possibly because I set my standards to "Excrement" in preperation, plus I played it after they added the ability to carry more then 2 guns.
This humble bundle is pretty awful. I can't even muster the enthusiasm to pay 1 dollar for it.
Really? Edge and Anomaly are both good fun.
Theyīll probably add some games as the sale continues. You can activate games on Steam and then download them for Android too, right?
It's a great deal if you don't have the games, but World of Goo and Osmos were in a previous bundle (the same one if I recall) and I already own Anomaly.
Judging by the way the graphic at the top of the page is set up, it's pretty obvious they plan to add more games, but the ones that are already there don't interest me enough to draw me in on that alone. This will be the first Humble Bundle I won't buy.
Edit: Wrong thread
Ditto.
I already have Osmos/Goo and I decided recently to not buy games, no matter how cheap, if I don't really want them (a novel concept, I know).
GamersGate has a Jagged Alliance sale on here.
Well, it's Jagged Alliance, JA2, JA2: Wildfire and JA2 Gold, and two spin-off title thingies that aren't actually JA titles.
It's a great deal if you have a modern Android phone or tablet. I almost picked up Osmos on Android the other day for four bucks or whatever they were selling it for. So glad I didn't, cuz here for about $5 I got that and much more.
I already owned everything but Anomaly on PC. World of Goo is better as a more tactile game. Anomaly seems to run great on the Samsung Galaxy S II. Osmos is a joy and feels very natural on the platform.
Oddly, the only one I don't enjoy on my phone is Edge, which started on the iPhone. It is far improved with keyboard controls on PC.
All in all, these are some of the most polished games I've played on Android, and in three of four cases I don't find myself wishing I was playing on a platform with keys or a D-pad - which is more than I can say for most Android games.
Interesting. What JA game do you lovely people recommend?
JA2 Gold, I'm sure.
For Direct2Drive users (now moved to Gamefly) you should have an email containing a 30% off coupon that expires on 2/3. So use it before you lose it.
February 3rd. :)
I'm in the US.
I didn't receive it. Bummer.
Does it work on preorders?
And does the new service still tax buyers from outside the US?
I've found with reading the dates on this forum that instead of training my brain to think "31st of January, 2012", I have instead trained my eyes to merely scan center-left-right. I think that level of thought is very hard to change.
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