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Diks
Belgium1880 Posts
On December 24 2012 08:41 LaNague wrote: thanks for whoever recommended kohan warchest, its a good take on the RTS genre. also for casual game, scribblenauts is pretty funny actually. How did you manage to get scribblenauts in EU ? | ||
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BliptiX
Canada324 Posts
On December 24 2012 11:16 Kouda wrote: Anyone have any recommendations for Co-op games on sale? Me and a friend finished BL2 / Castle Crashers/ Dead Island. Lara Croft and the Guardian of Light is a very fun co-op, puzzle and action game. | ||
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Mysticesper
United States1183 Posts
On December 24 2012 12:20 Diks wrote: How did you manage to get scribblenauts in EU ? US player gifting it? | ||
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LaNague
Germany9118 Posts
On December 24 2012 12:20 Diks wrote: How did you manage to get scribblenauts in EU ? i decrypted it using a VPN to the US. Just make sure you dont buy anything while the vpn is active as valve actually cares about that. Once decrypted you can just start it using its .exe, but community features sadly dont work this way. | ||
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Decimator
Mexico31 Posts
On December 24 2012 12:20 Vingle wrote: I have an urge to buy the DoW package (look at all those products and stuff!). Then I remember that I won't get any replay value out of it. I definitely recommend the games, the campaign is pretty fun; and although you are right that DoW II and DoW campaigns don't offer replay value. Dark crusade offers a risk style campaign that can keep you playing for hours with different factions. Besides, the multiplayer community of DoW is still alive and kicking with the elite mod. In the end if you are only interested in the singleplayer I think you can get up to 30 or 40 hours of entertainment. | ||
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Yaqoob
Canada3314 Posts
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Canucklehead
Canada5074 Posts
On December 24 2012 12:20 Vingle wrote: I have an urge to buy the DoW package (look at all those products and stuff!). Then I remember that I won't get any replay value out of it. The series is so cheap, does it really matter if it doesn't have any replay value? I bought that series a while ago and beat them all and never touched multi in any of them. Don't regret purchase since the campaigns were fun. | ||
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knyttym
United States5797 Posts
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Fyrewolf
United States1533 Posts
On December 23 2012 05:12 Archers_bane wrote: How many hours of gameplay does mirrors edge provide? Umm...... it's pretty short. First time I played it(rented) I beat the story in about 6 hours. The game is kinda about speed and flow though, so it's not that big of a deal that the actual length of the game is short, I've speedrunned the entire thing in less than an hour, but the levels all feel varied enough(8 or 9 levels), and they explore their concepts fully without overstaying their welcome. Think portal 1, not huge, but does what it needs to do and doesn't feel like anything is left out or abruptly ends. There's also a lot of little time trial challenges, kind of checkpoint/marker based race against the clock style. Gunplay is a little simplistic, not that many kinds of guns, only can use them until the clip runs out, basically unsatisfying spray and pray, but it's not meant to be a shooter anyway. The combat itself is kind of fun(especially kicking people off of roofs) when you get good at it though, can be super mobile and strike from all angles, disarm all the enemies in cool ways, etc, though almost all fights are generally meant to be avoided. The story isn't executed as strongly as it could have been, kind of lacks development, though the idea isn't bad, definitely the weakest part of the game though. If you like games about speed and flow, then it's definitely a lot of fun. I'd still recommend it, since the price is still good even not on sale for $10, though I got it for 5 some time ago. It's still a good game even if it has flaws. I spent 3 times more($15) to see the hobbit for one 10th of the entertainment time. I regret neither. | ||
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Lemstar
United States387 Posts
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rob.au
1087 Posts
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r.Evo
Germany14054 Posts
On December 24 2012 18:07 rob.au wrote: Valve said using a vpn from China was fine so I'm not sure if they really are bothered to care about anyone using VPNs to buy things on steam. Wut? Source? | ||
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megapants
United States1314 Posts
i also got bastion for 7.50 USD and the witcher for 2.50 USD. bastion is a blast and is exactly what i was looking for; i would describe it as final fantasy tactics meets skyrim. haven't gotten into the witcher; i expect not to really care for it too much but for 2.50 really any amount of experience i get from it will allow me to have decent returns. | ||
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Lemstar
United States387 Posts
http://www.cheapassgamer.com/forums/showpost.php?p=10316576&postcount=10462 | ||
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Absentia
United Kingdom973 Posts
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FaCE_1
Canada6139 Posts
On December 24 2012 07:43 Devil Trigger wrote: Can't decide whether, or not to get S.T.A.L.K.E.R. Should I get Call of Pripyat, Clear Sky, and Shadow of Chernobyl. Plus I heard there are mods for the game. What mods should I download/install if I choose to get S.T.A.L.K.E.R.? i played both clear sky and shadow without mod and they are really good if you like this kind of game. both are good pick | ||
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lynx.oblige
Sierra Leone2268 Posts
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sc4k
United Kingdom5454 Posts
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r3dox
Germany261 Posts
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solidbebe
Netherlands4921 Posts
On December 24 2012 21:18 r3dox wrote: has the witcher 2 been on flash sale yet this year? Im pretty sure it has been. A friend of mine recently bought it in a steam sale. | ||
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