From SF's download page:
So yeah not ideal.Please note, download link(s) will expire after 5 attempts.
From SF's download page:
So yeah not ideal.Please note, download link(s) will expire after 5 attempts.
New Get Loaded thing from GetGamesGo:
Shogun 2, Jet Set Radio, Renegade Ops, Sonic Generations, Binary Domain and AVP
2 for 12€ or all games for 24€
http://www.getloadedgo.com/
Jet Set Radio is actually only 2,71€ at GMG.
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Today on Gamersgate:
- Splinter Cell: Conviction 2.49 EUR
- Hitman 2 2.49 EUR
- Homefront 4.99 EUR
- Aliens vs. Predator 4.99 EUR
"Nordic Games Sale" at GOG, including:
For $2.39: Chaser, Dark Fall: The Journal, Dark Fall 2: Lights Out, Aquanox, Aquanox 2: Revelation, The Nations, Gold Edition, Alien Nations, Panzer Elite: Special Edition.
For $3.99: Gothic 2: Gold Edition, Gothic 3, Gothic 3: Forsaken Gods Enhanced Edition, Painkiller: Black Edition, Spellforce: Platinum, Spellforce 2: Shadow Wars, Spellforce 2: Dragon Storm, The Guild: Gold Edition, Neighbours from Hell - Compilation.
For $13.39: The Book of Unwritten Tales
"And in that day you will cry out because of your king, whom you have chosen for yourselves." ~ 1 Samuel 8:18
New discount code from Green Man Gaming
Haven't tried it to know exactly what it does/doesn't work on. Pre-orders give you a 35% off voucher to use also (although note it's only valid for 21 days).Originally Posted by from their twitter
Wasn't the SR3 Full Package edition just $15 in the Steam Autumn sale? That's certainly a great deal if you want to have it all, and I imagine the price will be the same in the upcoming Winter sale. Of course, if you want to help out charity... or THQ, which is itself like charity, by all means. I already own the games, but I may buy a bundle to gift them out. Besides, there can never be enough Metro 2033 being enjoyed out there in the world.
On another note, don't just write off Red Faction Armageddon. I'm in the minority that actually liked it. No, it didn't have the open world of Guerilla, but it was still fun, and the nano "rebuilding" tool was really cool. Wish they could've patched that into Guerilla :)
I got a bunch of games from GMG for my Steam account, both pre-orders and regular, but a ton of people including some of my friends had problems with their payments to them as well. So when I see a deal there now, I am a little reluctant to go tell people about it.
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Cracked and got another copy* of Spellforce 2 on GOG, just to have a fully DRM free copy and the soundtrack (which is excellent).
For $4 it's an excellent game and, if anyone is interested in it, while some people prefer the first it's probably better to start at the sequel and work backwards if you enjoyed it. Have a Eurogamer review.
*third now
Some people are insane beyond all reason. F#@K SPELLFORCE(1) its a disgusting grindy accumulative drain on your psyche. Spellforce 2 seemed fine, but I was too exhausted by the original to try it at the time.
I'm failing to writing a blog, specifically about playing games the wrong way
http://playingitwrong.wordpress.com/
Obligatory counterpoint that Spellforce 1 was a delightful game full of interesting things that didn't quite work right, and Spellforce 2 was just a typical RTS with most of the interesting bits removed.
Irrelevant on further examination of the rest of the thread.
That matches pretty much what I heard.
I CUT YOU.
I'm failing to writing a blog, specifically about playing games the wrong way
http://playingitwrong.wordpress.com/
I swear it's like saying Candyman three times to a fucking mirror.
Helio I implore you to try Spellforce 2 sometime, things happen far faster in it and the game has more soul. I also hear the coop is excellent if you're interested in such things.
Nathan while S2 did... distill some of the features of S1 I'd say it's just as much RPG if not more than the first. Maybe not in terms of player creation but far more so when it comes to loot, companions, missions/maps, plot and quests.
In fairness it does have Professor Twiddle, who is genius.
Irrelevant on further examination of the rest of the thread.
Weird Worlds: Return to Infinite Space is pay-what-you-want from Indie Games Stand tomorrow, and for a few days after. Has anyone played it - any opinions beyond "looks a bit like FTL"?
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I like weird worlds a lot, it's quite good as a game designed to be beaten in twenty minutes. I would not compare it with FTL (weird worlds has almost no mechanics).
I did play the demo quite a long time ago, I remember I liked it, and I remember it works very differently than FTL. I also remember it being funny.
Although it might look that way on paper, it's not like FTL at all. Where FTL is tense and intense, hard, tactical and as such demands a great deal of micromanagement, Weird Worlds is casual fun, designed to be played over a coffee or lunch break - actual gameplay is pretty light, it's more about the sense of discovery and exploration of taking a trip around the galaxy.
You choose the duration of the adventure at the beginning of each game, and try to make it as far as you can, but always bound to go back to your home planet before time runs out - nothing bad happens if you're late, except your score is reduced.
If you like the sound of this, I'd definitely recommend it.
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OK, will probably give it a go. It's nice that the two are so different. Thanks, all!
"Harry uses the One Ring to defeat Magneto and save the Rebellion!"
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Weird worlds is amazing.
Yes, yes. It is.
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