What games did you buy this autumn sale?

  • DadsOfAmerica@alien.topB
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    1 year ago

    After a six pack on thanksgiving I picked up Assassins Creed 1, 2, Brotherhood, Revelations, 3 and Black Flag. Working my way through 1 as we speak.

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    1 year ago

    Double Dragon
    Found out after purchasing that it’s local co-op only. No online co-op. Bummer.

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        1 year ago

        Very underutilized feature by people. It works pretty damn well if you’re host doesn’t have shit internet

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    1 year ago

    Monster hunter : Rise, I don’t know, just didn’t like it as much as I thought I would. I was looking for something like hack n slash RPG like God of War but the whole “anime-like” genre isn’t for me.

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      1 year ago

      I am not into anime at all, nor am I into the anime/anime-like games. They just don’t do it for me. However, monster hunter is well worth a go, and both World and Rise are very much westernised in terms of gameplay.

      That being said, the monster hunter games are not known for being easy (although I’d say Rise is the easiest to get into, as well as in terms of difficulty). They’re pretty much the original Souls games and share more similarities with those than any God of War title. All about rewarding boss battles where you visibly weaken the monsters as the fight goes on. The monsters are hard hitting, requiring well timed dodges, and the gameplay loop is addictive.

      The MH games are known for being slow starters but I’d urge you to stick it out. You’ll eventually get to a wall (almost insurmountable monster) but once you learn how to adapt and overcome it, there’s a good chance you’ll be hooked.

      They’re one of the few games where it’s more your skill that improves, as opposed to your character just levelling up and the game becoming easy.

      That said, if you want an in-depth story, you’re unlikely to find one since they’re hardly the focus.

    • UFONomura808@alien.topB
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      1 year ago

      One of the most satisfying 2d platformer to control. The movement, dash, and even hit box for obstacles is just so fine tuned. I would argue it has a smoother, more better control than Super Meatboy.

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      1 year ago

      I’ve been playing celeste for a good while now… lots of breaks else rage but it’s pretty solid

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      1 year ago

      This is my favorite game of all time. Such a touching story, tied to a great gameplay and an inspiring soundtrack. This game really is a gem and I can’t recommend it enough to gamers

  • Im_Your_God_@alien.topB
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    1 year ago

    I bought the wolfenstein alt history collection however ive become side tracked by No More Heroes. Its my favorite wii game that got ported over to pc.

  • iroshandel_@alien.topB
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    1 year ago

    Bought Hades, love it so far!

    Thinking about buying Outer Wilds, but a little uncertain due to mixed reviews online

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    1 year ago

    Crosscode, which in my opinon is the greatest indie game ever made; is currently on sale for 8 bucks. And it’s DLC, which adds 10-12 more hours of gameplay; is on sale for 4 bucks.

    This is the only game I will never not recommend when given the opportunity to. And I usually really hate imposing my opinions on other people. But it’s just that good.

    It’s basically a 16-bit ARPG MMO-style single player game (kinda confusing, I know).

    I know a lot of people are more than tired of 16-bit indies by now, but this one is a must-play for all JRPG enthusiasts.

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        1 year ago

        :) Awesome! There’s a demo you can try first if you’re still iffy on it! Although I feel like the demo doesn’t well represent the game as it’s just the first hour or so. But it’ll give you a small feel of the combat system and etc.!

  • NekkidCatMum@alien.topB
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    1 year ago

    I bought the 512gb lcd deck and a few games that I look forward to playing on the deck that my laptop can’t keep up with (forza 4, hotwheels unleashed).

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    1 year ago

    Hell let loose. Playing Dave the Diver. Honestly, I bought more games for my kids for their new laptops than I did myself.

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    1 year ago

    Had some Steam gift cards burning a hole in my wallet. I got:

    • Cult of the Lamb
    • Firewatch
    • Halo MCC
    • Wolfenstein Alt History Collection
    • Hollow Knight
    • Sleeping Dogs

    I’ve already started Cult of the Lamb, Firewatch and Hollow Knight. Bouncing around until one of them grabs me