All of them are decent to good games. So no reason to be distraught.Originally I thought I'd only have the classic 80's and 90's games on the library (or, if newer ones, they should be new point & click adventures if anything).
Some years ago I made a mistake and bought a "surprise game" which was Inquisitor. And then another game which was Divine Divinity.
I thought the library was ruined, but I thought I will never buy any surprise games to ruin the library even further.
Well. Fast forward to this week.
Obviously I had to buy a "star", which gave me Star Wolves.
At least the picture of it looked good but I hated that I now had it in the library.
And as I did not learn anything from it, I bought another star the next day which gave me Combat Mission: Beyond Overlord.
My classic digital 80's-90's game library is forever ruined and will be ruined more because I'm a sucker for these "pay a little and get a surprise game" things
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And as I did not learn anything from it, I bought another star the next day which gave me Combat Mission: Beyond Overlord.
My classic digital 80's-90's game library is forever ruined and will be ruined more because I'm a sucker for these "pay a little and get a surprise game" things
. It looks graphically terrible now and is clunky as hell but beneath the hideous exterior is an absolute gem of a game. It's one of the few games that is always installed/carried over to my new hard drives whenever I upgrade my PC.
Hey, Combat Mission: Beyond Overlord is an absolute classic PC WW2 strategy game. It might not be for you but it's objectively a great title
No DRM or forcing updates down your throat.
Games are yours, even offline, forever. You get good old installer without any stupid checks.