The complete complete game is going be made over the course of the next 5-7 years or something with loads of DLC I'm sure. Probably best just to hop in for the base game if your interested and add to it what appeals to you. The current DLCs only really add more, but even the base amount is good for many hours of play.
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The complete complete game is going be made over the course of the next 5-7 years or something with loads of DLC I'm sure. Probably best just to hop in for the base game if your interested and add to it what appeals to you. The current DLCs only really add more, but even the base amount is good for many hours of play.
RazorbackDB
Member
Just noticed they are giving 5$ when using a refer link, is it okay to post the link here?
TheVoidDragon
Member
After Steamworld: Heist and Project Highrise. Got a large list of games to trade, including a few from previous months.
Crimsonclaw111
Member
Ryse? Well I guess it works for me as a benchmark at least lol.
man I forgot to subscribe this month, I wanted xcom and absu was on my whislist, well I already have total warhammer so I'll skip this month
btw if someone has an spare Abzu key to gift or trade with for some un used HB keys I have let me know
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Thanks to Praxis for trading a key with me
btw if someone has an spare Abzu key to gift or trade with for some un used HB keys I have let me know
edit:
Thanks to Praxis for trading a key with me
Aeonofgods
Member
This might seem like a stupid question but how does someone go about selling their extra keys on here? There's a few of the games I don't want/already have and would sell them to anyone interested
| Praxis |
Banned
PM'd
Aeonofgods
Member
Sweet deal thanks a bunch
deadscreensky
Member
The base game is already really meaty (it's gotten free DLC additions too). There's a good variety of different armies which play dramatically differently from each other. I can't speak to high level balance or anything, but it's just cool seeing all these wild fantasy units fighting each other. The campaigns also have some neat story stuff, and the basic structure is fairly streamlined (not so much micromanagement) while still giving you interesting choices. The AI has seen some large improvements from the previous games in the series. Game runs well, not any real issues with stability -- it's just an extremely solid release, all too rare for Total War games. It's like Shogun 2 combined with the larger side variety you get in the other Total War games.
Put simply there's lots of game there and it's of very high quality. I know it sucks to not get the 'complete' experience, but it's not like some games where it feels like tons of content was deliberately cut from the release version. It was a large initial release supported with lots of additional content. I also doubt a GOTY edition is coming anytime soon, but maybe I'm wrong...
(Only caveat is at release you got the Chaos army. That's probably not included with this bundle version, which is too bad because they have a wonderfully strange campaign. Worst case scenario you can wait for a sale and spend a few bucks on them.)
RazorbackDB
Member
Hey I think this my first denuvo game.
nice.
nice.
Baron von Loathsome
Member
Hey I think this my first denuvo game.
nice.
Yep, it has Denuvo.
RazorbackDB
Member
Steamworld Heist is really good. I got it at launch on 3DS, but I'll still be redeeming it on PC.
| Praxis |
Banned
Still have:
Okhlos
Husk
X Com 2
to trade.
Okhlos
Husk
X Com 2
to trade.
Greatest Ever
Member
Good month. XCOM 2 alone got my $12 but I was really considering Project Highrise during the holiday sales on Steam and while my wife has Steamworld Heist on her 3DS now I don't need to borrow it when I decide to give it a shot. If any of the others turn out decent it's all gravy.
And Total War: Warhammer for $12 is every bit as good as XCOM 2 at that price, so I've already put in for next month.
I already have ABZU on PS4 and found it to be an enjoyable experience, I'd recommend it to anyone who enjoyed Journey.
And Total War: Warhammer for $12 is every bit as good as XCOM 2 at that price, so I've already put in for next month.
I already have ABZU on PS4 and found it to be an enjoyable experience, I'd recommend it to anyone who enjoyed Journey.
Hero Prinny
Member
Anyone played that horror game? If you have, is it any good?
JHoNNy1OoO
Member
Holy shit! I expected the rest of the games this month to be less than average since we got XCOM2. They freaking killed it! Insanely happy at what I got.
which games do you need?
Dusk Golem
A 21st Century Rockefeller
Holy hell, this month is amazing.
Husk is literally a horror game that just released today I was SUPER excited for but hadn't bought yet. It was made by the people that made Kholat. Though it sounds like it has Day 1 bugs, but I'm sure they'll be patched out from the developers history, and the other games are great too.
Husk is literally a horror game that just released today I was SUPER excited for but hadn't bought yet. It was made by the people that made Kholat. Though it sounds like it has Day 1 bugs, but I'm sure they'll be patched out from the developers history, and the other games are great too.
Greatest Ever
Member
How good is Kholat? Super promising look but it's just sitting in my library.
Dusk Golem
A 21st Century Rockefeller
It's a big love it/hate it deal. It's very pretty, but for one thing it's basically a walking sim... There's some puzzle element and some threats that can kill you, but it's mostly about exploring a very large Russian snowy mountain landscape inspired by the Dyatlov Pass Incident.
It's very different than most walking sims because:
A.) It's set in an open world that's pretty big.
B.) The game gives you a map, a compass, and coordinates, and the whole point of the game is to go across it's very large map and locate and trigger different events to reach the ending.
So basically it becomes like a mountain exploration game with horror themes. Some of the events are quite nice though, the main character is voiced by Sean Bean of Lord of the Rings fame, and a vocal song is done by Mary Elizabeth Mcglynn who was the person who did the vocal songs for the Silent Hill series.
But how much you enjoy it I think is linked to if you enjoy walking sims and don't mind one in an open ended large level with map/compass navigation. There were some monsters/traps, but they were rare and it was mostly about going to locations to experience events.
Husk has combat and gameplay and features a character who comes to a small town that was highly Silent Hill influenced. A bit busy to play it right now, and probably for the best as it sounds like they have bugs to iron out (Kholat did on release too though and they patched it out over time), so I'll wait for them to patch it out soon. but I buy many horror games on Day 1 and this one had me and some others excited (there was a GAF topic on it in the past), and very surprised to see it in this monthly. It literally released this morning.
BronsonLee
Member
stop stealing my ideas old man
Empty Space
Member
Hollow Knight is really fun. I'm glad they gave us a demo of that I probably would have waited on it otherwise.
Greatest Ever
Member
Anonymous third referrer, thank you! This turned into an unexpected surprise in this thread
Me whoring out my post helps, but I genuinely mean it when I say I appreciate it and thank you!
Excellent impression, I am definitely going to give it a shot now. The incident you talk about, I know nothing of it, so I'm gonna research into it.
I've tried avoiding gameplay videos, but you've left quite an impression of what it's gonna be like in my head. This, along with Husk, seem pretty damn cool. I don't mind walking sims with their hearts in the right place, and if Husk's Silent Hill inspiration hits the mark, the more the merrier.
Hope you enjoy Husk, sounds like you're a good resource for these types of games. Thanks!
Also:
The main character's gonna die, huh?
Spiral Insanity
Banned
I still wish the smaller titles that are in each bundle would get a Steam release. At least via Greenlight.
pantsattack
Member
Abzu is not working because of DRM, yes? Is that it?
I was about to mention the exact same thing, I listened to that episode about a week ago and it definitely made me interested in giving the game a go. It's a shame that a lot of what they were so positive about was the DLC (particularly Realm of The Wood Elves, iirc), but I guess I can watch out for sales on that over the next few months.
Edit: Also it just generally seems like an excellent pack for $12. I signed up for XCOM2, which is worth it alone, but Abzu and Project Highrise are games I was going to buy anyway, Steamworld Heist I already own on 3DS but is well worth double-dipping on*, and the remainder are all games that I'm at least interested in giving a try. I'll keep the subscription going next month for Total Warhammer, but if it keeps up with a similar quality I can see myself remaining subscribed for quite a while.
*And, let's be honest, triple-dipping when they inevitably announce the Switch port.
Wow. I signed up for this really only for cheap XCOM 2 with the intention of cancelling before the next month hit. Also not really knowing much about it or past bundles in the subscription.
But this is a pretty damn good bundle of games. I'm surprised that I'm actually going to keep going with this subscription for now.
But this is a pretty damn good bundle of games. I'm surprised that I'm actually going to keep going with this subscription for now.
The Technomancer
card-carrying scientician
I'm really happy about Project High-rise, it's been on my radar for a while
Fantastical
Death Prophet
AMAZIN month. I continue to really like this service. It has only really let me down a couple times.