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titch · Oct 1, 2015

Oh crap just realised ive not put any steam games up sorry just had a bad month.

How long have i got to add anything Toma?

Nabs · Oct 1, 2015

I don't know anything about this game, but this gif looks pretty cool:

Astroneer

epmode · Oct 1, 2015

I've loved 3D terrain deformation since Magic Carpet. Looks neat.

More_Badass · Oct 1, 2015

Toma, is there time for more games for the October thread?

Nabs said:
I don't know anything about this game, but this gif looks pretty cool:

Astroneer

Looks awesome

More_Badass · Oct 1, 2015

Toma, you around? I know you're somewhat of an addict, so you're the best person to ask. How does Europa Universalis IV compare to Crusader Kings 2? Would you consider it better or more engaging?

Toma · Oct 1, 2015

titch said:
Oh crap just realised ive not put any steam games up sorry just had a bad month.

How long have i got to add anything Toma?

I was thinking of doing it tonight, but I am a bit too tired anyway. How about tomorrow night?

More_Badass said:
Toma, is there time for more games for the October thread?

I'll wait until tomorrow I guess, need some sleep anyway. Got a new task/position at work, which requires a complete rebuilding of all structures and is kinda draining.

Loving it though

More_Badass said:
Toma, you around? I know you're somewhat of an addict, so you're the best person to ask. How does Europa Universalis IV compare to Crusader Kings 2? Would you consider it better or more engaging?

I consider EUIV overall the best Paradox game, but all Paradox series have an aspect that is particularly striking and makes each individual game worth playing.

EUIV is a better overall strategy game when it comes to tactics and depth, compared to its accessibility, but CK2 is king when it comes to personality, traits and feeling like ruling your own sprawling dynasty with all its flaws and strengths. (Another example would be Victoria 2, which is the best in simulating the economic aspects, political parties and social struggles). I know plenty of people who prefer CK2, and I know plenty of people preferring EUIV, since its mainly about which aspect you value the most.

Toma · Oct 2, 2015

+1 for The Beginner's Guide.

Cant really say anything about it, neither should you read about it. Made from the Stanley Parable guy, but its quite different and yet... if you like kinda experimental stuff with a narrative, you might want to try it or at least watch a playthrough on Youtube (Its not long).

JC Sera · Oct 2, 2015

https://www.humblebundle.com/store/p/shadowrun_triplepack_storefront
All the harebrained shadow run games for $24

Toma · Oct 2, 2015

When will you guys post whatever you wanted to post?

More_Badass · Oct 2, 2015

Toma said:
When will you guys post whatever you wanted to post?

Oh, my bad. Totally misread your reply. Thought you meant to wait till tomorrow for the October thread to post about the games

Give me a sec

The Beginner's Guide - $9.99 (PC, Mac)

http://thebeginnersgui.de/

The Beginner's Guide is a narrative video game. It tells the story of a person struggling to deal with something they do not understand.

Verreciel - January 2016 (IOS)

http://wiki.xxiivv.com/Verreciel

Verreciel is a virtual space exploration project
You must learn to use the Glass Ship's consoles, route them into one-another, and navigate the surrounding universes aboard its fragile habitat.

NoFaceNico · Oct 2, 2015

I'm hoping you guys could help me relocate a game I remember playing years ago.

This was around 2005 or so. I played a game on PC that was called either "Golf?" or "Golf!" and it was a golf game (duh) that used mostly vector graphic inspired shapes. You also had a golf cart that was rocket powered, the courses had ramps, and your caddy was a little hovering robot with a drinking problem and a photo of FDR's face as a head.

I remember playing a demo but not the full game. Is this game still around? I tried searching for it but the name is too vague and even with quotes Google only pulls up stories about real life golf.

CheesecakeRecipe · Oct 2, 2015

To Burn in Memory - Free (Web)

http://toburninmemory.com/

Inspired by Devine lu Linvega's impressive living, breathing Interactive Fiction project 'Paradise', To Burn in Memory is a psudo-historical story in a twisted world. Genocide, Prostitution, the darkness of mankind's desires are brought to light.

NoFaceNico said:
I'm hoping you guys could help me relocate a game I remember playing years ago.

This was around 2005 or so. I played a game on PC that was called either "Golf?" or "Golf!" and it was a golf game (duh) that used mostly vector graphic inspired shapes. You also had a golf cart that was rocket powered, the courses had ramps, and your caddy was a little hovering robot with a drinking problem and a photo of FDR's face as a head.

I remember playing a demo but not the full game. Is this game still around? I tried searching for it but the name is too vague and even with quotes Google only pulls up stories about real life golf.

Oh man, someone else remembers "Golf?" too! The game never really went any further than the original beta you played, but you can find the file on the site for their second game, "Hockey?".

More_Badass · Oct 2, 2015

CheesecakeRecipe said:
To Burn in Memory - Free (Web)

Funny you post that, because Verreciel is Devine lu Linvega's next game.

CheesecakeRecipe · Oct 2, 2015

More_Badass said:
Funny you post that, because Verreciel is Devine lu Linvega's next game.

Your post reminded me to make a post for To Burn in Memory, actually! Originally, Orihaus wanted to use Devine's Paradise engine for TBIM, but it lacked certain features he wanted so he built his own engine to support it instead.

I might have to find someone with an iOS device for me to confiscate for a while so I can play Verreciel. Some of his best experiments are locked to the platform and us Android users only have Hiversaires. ;-;

titch · Oct 2, 2015

I was going to start putting some stuff up now - if its too late then i will add stuff next month just stick a reply on that its too late and i will hold on.

Been through all the steam indie releases lots of games as usual but ive truncated it down to 15 hopefully there are no dupes but i will get them up asap

Containment Protocol - £3.99 (PC)

http://store.steampowered.com/app/346300/?snr=1_7_7_230_150_16

A top-secret military research facility has gone dark. Their last communication only had two words in it: “Containment Protocol” Your task is to infiltrate the facility using a prototype remote control drone and work out what has happened to the facility and more importantly - what has happened to the weapon.

STOORM - Full Edition - £2.79 (PC)

http://store.steampowered.com/app/365930/?snr=1_7_7_230_150_15

Stoorm is a skill arcade game. Although the reflex is your main asset to overcome all levels, you will sometimes need to take back your breath, and a minimal analyze of the map, to escape without dying too often. The purpose of the game is to move your cube through the rooms to finally leave the complex

Trigonarium - £4.79 (PC)

http://store.steampowered.com/app/394030/?snr=1_7_7_230_150_15

Trigonarium is a hardcore twin-stick shooter for fans of challenging arcade gaming. Fight your way through multitudes of enemy formations in constantly shifting battle arenas to face the colossal level bosses.

Renowned Explorers: International Society - £14.99 (PC)

http://store.steampowered.com/app/296970/?snr=1_7_7_230_150_15

Ever wanted to seduce your way past a huge gorilla in faraway jungles or humiliate cultist enemies into tears in secret labs? In Renowned Explorers, YOU decide how you approach your adventures into the great unknown in the search for treasure!

Snik - £3.99 (PC)

http://store.steampowered.com/app/388050/?snr=1_7_7_230_150_13

Snik is an extremely hard game that will test your reflexes, timing, aiming and planning ahead in a simple, minimalist interface.

Rampage Knights - £8.99 (PC)

http://store.steampowered.com/app/314410/?snr=1_7_7_230_150_13

Rampage Knights is a cooperative beat 'em up game mixed up with randomized dungeon crawling and exploration, which you can play alone or with a friend online.

NoFaceNico · Oct 2, 2015

CheesecakeRecipe said:
Oh man, someone else remembers "Golf?" too! The game never really went any further than the original beta you played, but you can find the file on the site for their second game, "Hockey?".

ThankYouThankYouThankYouThankYouThankYouThankYou! Oh man, I shouldn't have asked for this, I'm never going to get shit done now.

That sucks that the game was never completed, I was hoping there would be a full tour and all by now. Oh well, at least I have it again.

More_Badass · Oct 2, 2015

CheesecakeRecipe said:
Your post reminded me to make a post for To Burn in Memory, actually! Originally, Orihaus wanted to use Devine's Paradise engine for TBIM, but it lacked certain features he wanted so he built his own engine to support it instead.

I might have to find someone with an iOS device for me to confiscate for a while so I can play Verreciel. Some of his best experiments are locked to the platform and us Android users only have Hiversaires. ;-;

Verreciel is looking like his most game-y game yet. It's going to have NPCs and random events; you'll have to manage your oxygen and shields; you have to engage in combat and use items from your cargohold

And I hadn't seen Paradise before. So thanks for that!

Nabs · Oct 3, 2015

Make sure you guys check out the Indivisible prototype when the Indiegogo campaign launches on Monday. It's the ARPG by the Skullgirls devs. I played through it (roughly around 40 minutes of gameplay), and had a really good time with it.

PandaPedinte · Oct 3, 2015

Nabs said:
Make sure you guys check out the Indivisible prototype when the Indiegogo campaign launches on Monday. It's the ARPG by the Skullgirls devs. I played through it (roughly around 40 minutes of gameplay), and had a really good time with it.

I'm following it, from all the info Ravi posted the game sounds promising

titch · Oct 3, 2015

Spaceport Hope - £5.59 (PC)

http://store.steampowered.com/app/394540/?snr=1_7_7_230_150_11

Spaceport Hope is a 2D action platform shooter featuring a retro-style pixel world. Packed with 13 unique bosses and tons of enemies, Spaceport Hope is ready to challenge every aspect of your gaming abilities! Collect items, unlock achievements, and fight till the end through a well crafted world.

Legends of Pixelia - £10.99 (PC)

http://store.steampowered.com/app/371530/?snr=1_7_7_230_150_11

Legends of Pixelia is an action RPG that combines retro pixelart with modern gameplay mechanics. Choose a hero class, crawl through procedurally generated dungeons and show your reflexes in challenging boss fights. Single player & local multiplayer, best played with gamepad.

Albino Lullaby: Episode 1 - £6.99 (PC)

http://store.steampowered.com/app/355860/?snr=1_7_7_230_150_10

Albino Lullaby is a horror adventure game that doesn't rely on jump scares or gore. Escape from a surreal psychological nightmare as the world dynamically twists and contorts around you.

Space Grunts - £6.99 (PC)

http://store.steampowered.com/app/371430/?snr=1_7_7_230_150_10

Space Grunts combines fast paced arcade action with turn-based gameplay. The year 2476, Earth's space-federation has been building moon-bases across the galaxy. One of those moon-bases has been sending a distress signal...

Bass Blocks - £3.99 (PC)

http://store.steampowered.com/app/400220/?snr=1_7_7_230_150_10

Bass Blocks is a top down RPG shooter, featuring procedurally generated open worlds and interactive music.

Star Command Galaxies - £14.99 (PC)

http://store.steampowered.com/app/402160/?snr=1_7_7_230_150_9

Star Command Galaxies is the ultimate starship simulator. Become Captain and recruit your crew, build your ship, explore a randomly generated universe and battle alien ships across the galaxy.

titch · Oct 3, 2015

Thats me done Toma sorry about the wait.

Had a look through last months games and could have easily listed well over 30.

There are far too many games being released on steam to even get close to figuring out all the games that are worth checking out so if ive missed out anything then thems the breaks.

Death Ray Manta SE - £2.79 (PC)

http://store.steampowered.com/app/338760/?snr=1_7_7_230_150_8

Death Ray Manta is an arcade game where you shoot lasers to kill bad guys, flash lights at yourself and move to the next screen to do it all over again.

Mondrian - Abstraction in Beauty - £4.99 (PC)

http://store.steampowered.com/app/392780/?snr=1_7_7_230_150_7

Inspired by the works of the De Stijl masters limitations on form and color, Mondrian - Abstraction in Beauty takes an abstract look at the history of video game art in the form of a circular block-breaker

Rogue Continuum - £6.99 (PC)

http://store.steampowered.com/app/357700/?snr=1_7_7_230_150_10

A wise-cracking space marine, an ice cold sniper, a homicidal robot and a chainsaw-wielding aristocrat travel back in time to save Earth from destruction in a co-op roguelike planet-crawler.

Nabs · Oct 3, 2015

PandaPedinte said:
I'm following it, from all the info Ravi posted the game sounds promising

Some detailed information on the upcoming Indiegogo campaign, and their relationship with 505 Games: http://indivisiblegame.com/blog/64/

If we raise our goal of $1,500,000 or more, 505 Games will provide the remaining $2,000,000 we need to complete the game. So, effectively, up to the initial goal your contribution is worth more than double.

And the more we raise beyond the initial goal, the better the game gets and the better the publishing arrangement with 505 gets for Lab Zero.

To be clear, this is not a campaign to gauge interest Indivisibles budget represents a more equitable funding split, where your support directly influences not only the game, but also the post-release benefits Lab Zero receives.

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