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It's either Wednesday or Thursday. That's it really.
ESRB rating spotted for DOA5
http://www.esrb.org/ratings/synopsi...tle=Dead or Alive 5 Last Round&searchkeyword=
http://www.esrb.org/ratings/synopsi...tle=Dead or Alive 5 Last Round&searchkeyword=
Grampa Simpson
Banned
I was really hoping that this was going to be the announcement of me being able to gift a game from my library to my wife so she could play south park while I played something else. Darn.
FiveElementNinja
Member
Particulars got cards.
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Also, a Venom table is coming to Pinball FX2.
Dark Souls 1 Steamworks conversion now targeting early December.
http://steamcommunity.com/app/211420/discussions/0/619568794059742135/
http://m.neogaf.com/showthread.php?t=939610
http://steamcommunity.com/app/211420/discussions/0/619568794059742135/
http://m.neogaf.com/showthread.php?t=939610
Residen Evil sale on gamersgate.
RE6 and Revelations -66%
RE4 -50%
Risen sale:
Franchise pack and Risen 2 -75%
Risen 3 -33%
RE6 and Revelations -66%
RE4 -50%
Risen sale:
Franchise pack and Risen 2 -75%
Risen 3 -33%
So should I wait on purchasing these games in hopes of better deals during the later christmas sale?
CharmingCharlie
Member
I was just about to say "is this the winter sale cos it looks a bit shit so far". Part of the hightlight for me is the flash sales and the voter choice sales. I would sorely miss my bi-annually "who the hell voted for that to be on sale" rants.
The Steam Exploration Sale is here! For the next six days, take advantage of huge savings throughout the Steam store on thousands of titles. Plus, discover new and recommended games on your personalized Exploration Sale page here. Check back each day for new Daily Deals.
Todays Featured Deals Include:
Watchdogs - 50% off
Counter-Strike: Global Offensive - 50% off
The Evil Within - 66% off
Sid Meiers Civilization: Beyond Earth - 30% off
Lords of the Fallen - 40% off
Goat Simulator - 50% off
The Long Dark - 50% off
Dont Starve - 75% off
Company of Heroes 2 - 75% off
The Steam Exploration Sale runs from now until 10AM Pacific Time, December 2nd. Complete information on Daily Deals and other special offers can be found on Steam.
http://store.steampowered.com/news/15081/
Some good discounts.
Small titles are generally safe. So if for example you really want Gunhound EX at 80% off, there isn't a huge risk of getting it now.
Any DLC you might want now outside of big name franchises are worth grabbing now as well.
If it's something you will play right away, then getting something like The Evil Within at 66% or Don't Starve at 75% off are worth it right now as well as those are still good deals. Otherwise wait on it, a title like Yaiba: Ninja Gaiden Z either will get a better deal for the Winter/Summer sale or will simply stay at the exact same discount and nothing is lost in waiting if you can do so.
Using http://steamsales.rhekua.com/ and taking advantage of Enhanced Steam, you can also check to see the past history of sales for a game if you want to see what can be expected for some games. It's highly unlikely Toki Tori 2+ will get a better deal than 90% for example.
That is how I generally see it. If you want other opinions, the community for SteamGAF is at http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showthread.php?t=938215
They can tell you better about any deals, specials, and potential chances for things improving for a game price than I can. Also good place just to discuss any of the games you might be interested in and want some thoughts on.
KOF 98 UM Final Edition has a release day of 12 DEC 2014
It also comes with the OG version of KOF98. There's currently a 20% discount on it bringing the game down to $11.99. Definitely worth it if you ask me.
Thanks to Rhaknar for pointing this out in the Community thread.
PS: Hiroaki art is the best SNK art. I take that back. New school Shinkiro art is pretty damn good too.
It also comes with the OG version of KOF98. There's currently a 20% discount on it bringing the game down to $11.99. Definitely worth it if you ask me.
Thanks to Rhaknar for pointing this out in the Community thread.
PS: Hiroaki art is the best SNK art. I take that back. New school Shinkiro art is pretty damn good too.
Coreda
Member
Wolfenstein: The New Order and The Evil Within both $16 at GMG only on the 27th using the promo: B9J1L1-0AZCS9-S0IASV
Thanks to ramoisdead for the heads up:
Thanks to ramoisdead for the heads up:
Thanks for the heads up. Any idea if credit can be used with the code?
Coreda
Member
Wouldn't think so. Previous few codes I've used have excluded credit.
Metal Gear Rising $5 on Nuuvem: http://www.nuuvem.com.br/produto/1618-metal-gear-rising-revengeance
As mentioned I would be posting recommendations for each month of upcoming games in here:
METAL GEAR SOLID V: GROUND ZEROES - Dr Dogg
Well better late than never. Actually it's a very pleasant surprise to see Metal Gear back on PC. Released earlier in the year on PS3,
360, PS4 and Xbox One, MGSV: Ground Zeroes is a taste of what's to come for the true sequel The Phantom Pain. The events of the
game pick up a few months after the end of Peace Walker. Speaking of which while this might seem daunting for newcomers but there
is a text based catch up via the title screen to explain who some returning characters are and set the scene but it's fairly self contained
and the start in a new chapter of Metal Gear.
Snake (Kiefer Sutherland's first outing as the legendary hero) infiltrates Camp Omega, an American black site in Cuba, with the objective
to extract Paz Ortega, an innocent schoolgirl with a hidden secret and Chico, a former child soldier who both go missing at the end of
Peace Walker . Providing mission support is Kaz (Master Miller from the first MGS) from Mother Base. As Snake scales the cliff face
leading into the camp a commander of the mysterious Special Forces unit XOF who are in control of Camp Omega is leaving on a
helicopter. Is the figure known as Skull Face behind this? I won't spoil anything about the story but the comparisons with The Tanker
chapter of MGS2 are very apt and this is a great setup for TPP.
On the gameplay front there is one main Op and four additional Side Ops that can be undertaken after finishing the main story segment.
The Camp is a open and quite a large area with various viable approaches, entry and extraction points. Stealth and sneaking are still the
main orders of the day with CQC and the threat detection system still big parts too. Binoculars allow you to mark enemies now and
there's a new gadget in the iDroid which serves as a holographic map of the camp, used to select helicopter extraction points and a few
other functions. If spotted there's the new Reflex system which slows down time and focuses in on your enemy to quickly silence them
before alerting others. Seeing as iPods weren't around in the 70's Snake has a Walkman now and you can pick up tapes which have
recorded messages as well as some MGS series tunes to play whilst sneaking. On the PC side of things there looks to be a good amount
of settings to scale the game to a wide range of hardware as well some additional or expanded effects work from the previous releases.
Lara Croft and the Temple of Osiris - Uzzy
Lara Croft and the Temple of Osiris, from Crystal Dynamics, is an isometric twin stick shooter for up to four players, in solo, co-operative
and/or competitive gameplay. Temple of Osiris sees Lara travel to Egypt, where upon being trapped in the temple along with a rival
archaeologist, Carter Bell, finds herself having to work with him and two Egyptian gods, Isis and Horus, to battle their way through the
tomb, dodging traps, fighting monsters and solving puzzles to recover the remains of Osiris and save themselves from Osiris' curse of
death.
Back when Lara Croft spent her time raiding tombs, a little gem of a game called Lara Croft and the Guardian of Light came out, pushing
the classic themes of the Tomb Raider franchise to the fore. But with the rather different path the latest game went down, I feared that the
series was dead, so the announcement at E3 of a sequel where Lara would return in all her dinosaur killing, Thors hammer wielding,
Keeley Hawes sounding, tomb raiding greatness was really quite a delight. The original was a great mix of platforming, arcadey style fast
paced combat, and puzzle solving, and the sequel looks to be keeping to that formula, and expanding it with the addition of 4 player co-op.
BlazBlue Continuum Shift Extend - Rayge
I know what people are thinking with this release. Man! Why the hell are they not giving us the latest and greatest? Well first off, not
even the consoles have the latest iteration of BlazBlue. The arcades already have a newer version with 2 additional characters. Second,
I feel like the company wants thats publishing this wants to bring the entire story of the series over as well. Third, you should be
celebrating ladies and gents, this is the first ASW fighter weve gotten that didnt have a PC port already. Im very excited with this
release as its the first sign that ASW is really wanting.
As for the game itself, youre getting a more streamlined retelling of the first games storyline without all the needless fluff along with a
continuation from what happened in the first game. I believe this is one of the few fighting games that does not have a convoluted story
line. So those looking for coherency in their fighting game story, feel free to dive right on into this one. Its almost like a visual novel.
There are more characters from the last iteration which increases the roster from 12 to 19. Mechanics from the last game have been
reworked and renamed. The combo system has been tweaked to allow for more variations while giving a penalty to those who consistently
string the same move in the same combo. On the defensive side of things, this game does not favor turtlers and dp mashers. Theres
Burst Break which can be used to get out of a combo string, but it depletes you Guard Primer which puts you in a guard break status when
it reaches zero. Theres a beginner mode for those who just want to enjoy the games story and are not really into the competitiveness of
the whole fighting game scene. Finally, the most important thing, this game WILL have online play. My Steam name is Rayge if youre
looking for a punching bag.
If youre looking to get more ASW fighters on Steam, try to support this game. From their recent tweets it looks like they are really giving
PC some serious thought. Maybe BlazBlue CT and GGXX performed better than expected. If they didnt, we surely wouldnt be getting
this. I feel like we can expect a console AND Steam release of BBCP 2.0 whenever it gets released for consumers if things go well
enough. Hell, we might ever see Persona and GGXrd within the next year.
The Talos Principle - Yrael
A game that I'm looking forward to trying when it releases in December is "The Talos Principle." It is a rather tricky puzzle game with a
philosophical bent, involving players working their way through a number of open environments (each with rather gorgeous graphics) by
solving puzzles. As you progress, the narrative becomes more introspective - as described by the creators: "You must decide whether
to have faith, or to ask the difficult questions: Who are you? What is your purpose? And what are you going to do about it?"
You may well enjoy this if you liked Portal. There is already a free to play public test on Steam for those wanting to check it out!
Dead State - zkylon
Dead State is doublebear productions' first game, a "zombie rpg" that combines classic fallout turn based combat and character
interaction with base management, exploration and scavenging, rescuing and training survivors and other such x-com-y things.
You're the leader of a small texan town's survivor shelter, tasked with managing the morale and needs of the other survivors, setting
up defenses for the shelter and jobs for everyone, piecing up clues of how the apocalypse came to be and eventually heading outside
and bashing zombie (and looter) skull to find food, antibiotics, weapons, etc.
Interesting details for rpg fans like myself are things like the crisis events, in which characters might rise against your rule or fight each
other over depressing apocalyptic stuff, forcing you to make tough decisions and alliances, a highly reactive story with multiple endings
and "middles", and a leveling system that awards experience for completing tasks rather than for killing stuff (aka the best experience
system there is) and well, brian mitsoda (of vampire the masquerade bloodlines and alpha protocol fame) is helming it, so there's that.
Mount & Blade: Warband's: Viking Conquest - SilentMatthew
Viking Conquest is the latest expansion for Mount&Blade Warband. Like its other DLC/expansion,Napoleonic Wars, Taleworlds contracted
a team from its massive modding community to work on this project. The team in question were modders of a mod set in Dark Age
(6th-7th century) British Isles called Brytenwalda. Which had an impressive single-player with a great many of additions to the
Mount & Blade sandbox formula. Although, its multiplayer was forgettable at best.
As it should be expected from this former mod team, Viking Conquest would have a historically accurate map of the Frisia, Norway,
Denmark and the British Isles. Of which would include 21 kingdoms and a story mode involving the sons of Ragner. Minor additions and
fixes introduced by modders to the singleplayer of Warband over the past three years. Major additions include: building and customization
of your homebase and fleet (as well as your personal ship).
This expansion will have multiplayer with factions such as Picts, Irish, Britons, Saxons and Vikings. It is expected that servers can
support up to 200 players like Napoleonic Wars. Most servers will have manual blocking enable, which would put your M&B skills to the
test. Up! Down! Left! Right! Block! Feint! Hold attack! Chamber(parry)! Stay moving! is all you need to know. Also learning weapon
animations/timing might help. Just a bit.
Dungeon Defenders II - MRORANGE
DDII builds on the highly successful first game, as you may know the game developer has decided to branch out the game as a moba
but the sequel is a seperate entity and DDII is still the same tower defense game that we all love and admire. Expect everything from
the first game from the loot system to the stratetic swarm encounters, this time round everything has been refined with new combat,
skills and weapons. This game however really does shine as a co-op game with friends, having played with 4 other mates I can truly
say this was one of the more rewarding experiences in tower defense gameplay I have ever encountered. The first one sold like
bucket-loads and I won't be surprised if this one does the same.
Final Fantasy 13-2 - Arthea
Have you ever thought what would happen if you went back in time and killed you grandfather, later changed your mind, went back
before you killed your grandfather and killed yourself, then added to all that reincarnation is as real as taxes? Here you have FF13-2 in
the nutshell. There are time paradoxes, then there are paradoxes of paradoxes and then there is a paradox scope, that paradoxifies a
paradox.
As your sanity is at stake here, just don't try to comprehend story of this game, ignore it. That being said, it has some nice endings,
yes, endings, plural. Now, when we are done with fun part, let's talk business. People complained a lot about FF13 not being a FF
game and lacking everything from cities to talks to NPC, to sidequests that aren't hunts, to minigames, to exploration, to things to do.
Surprisingly enough SE listened. FF13-2 has everything: a city, NPCs to talk to, sidequests, puzzles, quizzes, minigames,
exploration and more exploration in different timelines and even monster catching. Gameplay is certainly better and variety is there.
Not to make a game too good, random rare encounters are back and there are only two playable characters. But even then, if you
were unhappy with FF13 being not FF enough, FF13-2 tried to remedy that and partly succeeded. It is a better game of two.
METAL GEAR SOLID V: GROUND ZEROES - Dr Dogg
Well better late than never. Actually it's a very pleasant surprise to see Metal Gear back on PC. Released earlier in the year on PS3,
360, PS4 and Xbox One, MGSV: Ground Zeroes is a taste of what's to come for the true sequel The Phantom Pain. The events of the
game pick up a few months after the end of Peace Walker. Speaking of which while this might seem daunting for newcomers but there
is a text based catch up via the title screen to explain who some returning characters are and set the scene but it's fairly self contained
and the start in a new chapter of Metal Gear.
Snake (Kiefer Sutherland's first outing as the legendary hero) infiltrates Camp Omega, an American black site in Cuba, with the objective
to extract Paz Ortega, an innocent schoolgirl with a hidden secret and Chico, a former child soldier who both go missing at the end of
Peace Walker . Providing mission support is Kaz (Master Miller from the first MGS) from Mother Base. As Snake scales the cliff face
leading into the camp a commander of the mysterious Special Forces unit XOF who are in control of Camp Omega is leaving on a
helicopter. Is the figure known as Skull Face behind this? I won't spoil anything about the story but the comparisons with The Tanker
chapter of MGS2 are very apt and this is a great setup for TPP.
On the gameplay front there is one main Op and four additional Side Ops that can be undertaken after finishing the main story segment.
The Camp is a open and quite a large area with various viable approaches, entry and extraction points. Stealth and sneaking are still the
main orders of the day with CQC and the threat detection system still big parts too. Binoculars allow you to mark enemies now and
there's a new gadget in the iDroid which serves as a holographic map of the camp, used to select helicopter extraction points and a few
other functions. If spotted there's the new Reflex system which slows down time and focuses in on your enemy to quickly silence them
before alerting others. Seeing as iPods weren't around in the 70's Snake has a Walkman now and you can pick up tapes which have
recorded messages as well as some MGS series tunes to play whilst sneaking. On the PC side of things there looks to be a good amount
of settings to scale the game to a wide range of hardware as well some additional or expanded effects work from the previous releases.
Lara Croft and the Temple of Osiris - Uzzy
Lara Croft and the Temple of Osiris, from Crystal Dynamics, is an isometric twin stick shooter for up to four players, in solo, co-operative
and/or competitive gameplay. Temple of Osiris sees Lara travel to Egypt, where upon being trapped in the temple along with a rival
archaeologist, Carter Bell, finds herself having to work with him and two Egyptian gods, Isis and Horus, to battle their way through the
tomb, dodging traps, fighting monsters and solving puzzles to recover the remains of Osiris and save themselves from Osiris' curse of
death.
Back when Lara Croft spent her time raiding tombs, a little gem of a game called Lara Croft and the Guardian of Light came out, pushing
the classic themes of the Tomb Raider franchise to the fore. But with the rather different path the latest game went down, I feared that the
series was dead, so the announcement at E3 of a sequel where Lara would return in all her dinosaur killing, Thors hammer wielding,
Keeley Hawes sounding, tomb raiding greatness was really quite a delight. The original was a great mix of platforming, arcadey style fast
paced combat, and puzzle solving, and the sequel looks to be keeping to that formula, and expanding it with the addition of 4 player co-op.
BlazBlue Continuum Shift Extend - Rayge
I know what people are thinking with this release. Man! Why the hell are they not giving us the latest and greatest? Well first off, not
even the consoles have the latest iteration of BlazBlue. The arcades already have a newer version with 2 additional characters. Second,
I feel like the company wants thats publishing this wants to bring the entire story of the series over as well. Third, you should be
celebrating ladies and gents, this is the first ASW fighter weve gotten that didnt have a PC port already. Im very excited with this
release as its the first sign that ASW is really wanting.
As for the game itself, youre getting a more streamlined retelling of the first games storyline without all the needless fluff along with a
continuation from what happened in the first game. I believe this is one of the few fighting games that does not have a convoluted story
line. So those looking for coherency in their fighting game story, feel free to dive right on into this one. Its almost like a visual novel.
There are more characters from the last iteration which increases the roster from 12 to 19. Mechanics from the last game have been
reworked and renamed. The combo system has been tweaked to allow for more variations while giving a penalty to those who consistently
string the same move in the same combo. On the defensive side of things, this game does not favor turtlers and dp mashers. Theres
Burst Break which can be used to get out of a combo string, but it depletes you Guard Primer which puts you in a guard break status when
it reaches zero. Theres a beginner mode for those who just want to enjoy the games story and are not really into the competitiveness of
the whole fighting game scene. Finally, the most important thing, this game WILL have online play. My Steam name is Rayge if youre
looking for a punching bag.
If youre looking to get more ASW fighters on Steam, try to support this game. From their recent tweets it looks like they are really giving
PC some serious thought. Maybe BlazBlue CT and GGXX performed better than expected. If they didnt, we surely wouldnt be getting
this. I feel like we can expect a console AND Steam release of BBCP 2.0 whenever it gets released for consumers if things go well
enough. Hell, we might ever see Persona and GGXrd within the next year.
The Talos Principle - Yrael
A game that I'm looking forward to trying when it releases in December is "The Talos Principle." It is a rather tricky puzzle game with a
philosophical bent, involving players working their way through a number of open environments (each with rather gorgeous graphics) by
solving puzzles. As you progress, the narrative becomes more introspective - as described by the creators: "You must decide whether
to have faith, or to ask the difficult questions: Who are you? What is your purpose? And what are you going to do about it?"
You may well enjoy this if you liked Portal. There is already a free to play public test on Steam for those wanting to check it out!
Dead State - zkylon
Dead State is doublebear productions' first game, a "zombie rpg" that combines classic fallout turn based combat and character
interaction with base management, exploration and scavenging, rescuing and training survivors and other such x-com-y things.
You're the leader of a small texan town's survivor shelter, tasked with managing the morale and needs of the other survivors, setting
up defenses for the shelter and jobs for everyone, piecing up clues of how the apocalypse came to be and eventually heading outside
and bashing zombie (and looter) skull to find food, antibiotics, weapons, etc.
Interesting details for rpg fans like myself are things like the crisis events, in which characters might rise against your rule or fight each
other over depressing apocalyptic stuff, forcing you to make tough decisions and alliances, a highly reactive story with multiple endings
and "middles", and a leveling system that awards experience for completing tasks rather than for killing stuff (aka the best experience
system there is) and well, brian mitsoda (of vampire the masquerade bloodlines and alpha protocol fame) is helming it, so there's that.
Mount & Blade: Warband's: Viking Conquest - SilentMatthew
Viking Conquest is the latest expansion for Mount&Blade Warband. Like its other DLC/expansion,Napoleonic Wars, Taleworlds contracted
a team from its massive modding community to work on this project. The team in question were modders of a mod set in Dark Age
(6th-7th century) British Isles called Brytenwalda. Which had an impressive single-player with a great many of additions to the
Mount & Blade sandbox formula. Although, its multiplayer was forgettable at best.
As it should be expected from this former mod team, Viking Conquest would have a historically accurate map of the Frisia, Norway,
Denmark and the British Isles. Of which would include 21 kingdoms and a story mode involving the sons of Ragner. Minor additions and
fixes introduced by modders to the singleplayer of Warband over the past three years. Major additions include: building and customization
of your homebase and fleet (as well as your personal ship).
This expansion will have multiplayer with factions such as Picts, Irish, Britons, Saxons and Vikings. It is expected that servers can
support up to 200 players like Napoleonic Wars. Most servers will have manual blocking enable, which would put your M&B skills to the
test. Up! Down! Left! Right! Block! Feint! Hold attack! Chamber(parry)! Stay moving! is all you need to know. Also learning weapon
animations/timing might help. Just a bit.
Dungeon Defenders II - MRORANGE
DDII builds on the highly successful first game, as you may know the game developer has decided to branch out the game as a moba
but the sequel is a seperate entity and DDII is still the same tower defense game that we all love and admire. Expect everything from
the first game from the loot system to the stratetic swarm encounters, this time round everything has been refined with new combat,
skills and weapons. This game however really does shine as a co-op game with friends, having played with 4 other mates I can truly
say this was one of the more rewarding experiences in tower defense gameplay I have ever encountered. The first one sold like
bucket-loads and I won't be surprised if this one does the same.
Final Fantasy 13-2 - Arthea
Have you ever thought what would happen if you went back in time and killed you grandfather, later changed your mind, went back
before you killed your grandfather and killed yourself, then added to all that reincarnation is as real as taxes? Here you have FF13-2 in
the nutshell. There are time paradoxes, then there are paradoxes of paradoxes and then there is a paradox scope, that paradoxifies a
paradox.
As your sanity is at stake here, just don't try to comprehend story of this game, ignore it. That being said, it has some nice endings,
yes, endings, plural. Now, when we are done with fun part, let's talk business. People complained a lot about FF13 not being a FF
game and lacking everything from cities to talks to NPC, to sidequests that aren't hunts, to minigames, to exploration, to things to do.
Surprisingly enough SE listened. FF13-2 has everything: a city, NPCs to talk to, sidequests, puzzles, quizzes, minigames,
exploration and more exploration in different timelines and even monster catching. Gameplay is certainly better and variety is there.
Not to make a game too good, random rare encounters are back and there are only two playable characters. But even then, if you
were unhappy with FF13 being not FF enough, FF13-2 tried to remedy that and partly succeeded. It is a better game of two.
Tizoc
Member
King of Fighters 2002 Unlimited Match, yes. Originally SNK planned to release it in December, with 98UM releasing in November first.
As is, KoF 02 UM may either release in January or at a later month.
morningbus
Serious Sam is a wicked gahbidge series for chowdaheads.
I completely missed that The Jackbox Party Pack was released the 26th.
We've made it guys: we're no longer such huge antisocial nerds that we don't need 4 person multiplayer!
Nordic's Support of the game has been really good. i have posted two other such updates notes on previous pages
Strange, Valve apparently changed the store to remove the time remaining ticker from the individual game pages. Am I remembering incorrectly?
Either way, the daily deal is Star Wars: Empire At War Gold Pack which includes the Forces of Corruption. 66% off = $6.80 USD.
http://store.steampowered.com/app/32470/
Either way, the daily deal is Star Wars: Empire At War Gold Pack which includes the Forces of Corruption. 66% off = $6.80 USD.
http://store.steampowered.com/app/32470/
ashecitism
Member
Steam Broadcasting Beta: http://steamcommunity.com/updates/broadcasting
Red Faction: Guerilla Beta Patch notes
yay for the return of the cheat menu, which means your singleplayer unlockables are back etc. this seems very vary along and and aside from other fixes, i think we may see the official patch soon
*ADDENDUM* full release is out, and the game is currently available for $2.99
SniperHunter
Banned
Red Faction: Guerilla Beta Patch notes
yay for the return of the cheat menu, which means your singleplayer unlockables are back etc. this seems very vary along and and aside from other fixes, i think we may see the official patch soon
fuck yes bro
this my game of the generation. time to download it again
Oh I missed this, excellent idea, especially since I often get a ton of vouchers and emotes or backgrounds I don't need and won't sell for much! I wonder if very cheap cards can be discarded of in this manner, as booster packs offer a bit more value?
I was wondering how Goo, could be related to Winter or holiday season. Then I though..... oh god NO. Haha
DayZ standalone received a major update that added its first vehicle among other things.
http://forums.dayzgame.com/index.php?/topic/216238-changelog-stable-051125720/
http://forums.dayzgame.com/index.php?/topic/216238-changelog-stable-051125720/
Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel Ultimate Vault Hunter Upgrade Pack: The Holodome Onslaught coming on December 16.
Raises the level cap to 60. Releases with a free update that adds third playthrough.
It's a part of Season Pass, will cost $9.99 on its own.
Posting it here in case you don't follow the community Steam Thread.
PeterBazooka
Member
Not sure if this has been posted yet:
http://store.steampowered.com/app/319140/?snr=1_7_7_comingsoon_150_1
Yeesss!!!
http://store.steampowered.com/app/319140/?snr=1_7_7_comingsoon_150_1
Yeesss!!!
Nabs
Member
That was quick. I didn't expect a PC release so soon.
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Enter the Gungeon was announced this weekend at PSX. It's coming out for Steam (PC/Mac/Linux) next year (Q3) and will be published by Devolver Digital. It's a dungeon crawler with guns.
Trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OMh0tw0bADs
PeterBazooka
Member
That looks awesome. Very shmup-ish.
PandaPedinte
Member
Crusader Kings II is getting a new expansion called Way of Life
STOCKHOLM December 9, 2014 Paradox Interactive and Paradox Development Studio today announced that Crusader Kings II: Way of Life, the next expansion for the award winning strategy franchise, will be released on December 16th via digital storefronts worldwide. Way of Life will be available on PC, Mac, and Linux for $7.99.
Way of Life delves into the role-playing aspects of Crusader Kings II, giving players the ability to fine-tune their methods of seduction and break ups, and also the ability to set a focus for your character that will influence the types of events that befall your character during their lifetime. Featuring hundreds of new events as well as over 20 new event pictures, Way of Life will give players control over their characters in ways never before availablefor better, for worse, or for entertainment.
Way of Life features:
New diplomatic interactions Dispatch foes by challenging them to duels, choose who to seduce, break up with lovers, spy on people, free prisonors from captivity, and more are now available to players.
Set a Focus - Give your rulers a way of life by assigning them a Focus that will give an immediate boost to their skills and help shape the course of their development through events and decisions new and old. There are ten different Focuses available to your characters:
Rulership Be a better king!
Business Gold is good
Hunting Kill the beast!
War Whats yours is mine
Family the most important thing, right?
Carousing - ahem
Seduction double ahem
Intrigue sneaky, sneak
Scholarship We love to learn
Theology Do it for the big guy upstair
New events Hundreds of new events have been added into Way of Life, alongside 20 new event images, which tie in directly to a characters Focus. Specific events can be triggered only if a character is assigned a corresponding Focus.
STOCKHOLM December 9, 2014 Paradox Interactive and Paradox Development Studio today announced that Crusader Kings II: Way of Life, the next expansion for the award winning strategy franchise, will be released on December 16th via digital storefronts worldwide. Way of Life will be available on PC, Mac, and Linux for $7.99.
Way of Life delves into the role-playing aspects of Crusader Kings II, giving players the ability to fine-tune their methods of seduction and break ups, and also the ability to set a focus for your character that will influence the types of events that befall your character during their lifetime. Featuring hundreds of new events as well as over 20 new event pictures, Way of Life will give players control over their characters in ways never before availablefor better, for worse, or for entertainment.
Way of Life features:
New diplomatic interactions Dispatch foes by challenging them to duels, choose who to seduce, break up with lovers, spy on people, free prisonors from captivity, and more are now available to players.
Set a Focus - Give your rulers a way of life by assigning them a Focus that will give an immediate boost to their skills and help shape the course of their development through events and decisions new and old. There are ten different Focuses available to your characters:
Rulership Be a better king!
Business Gold is good
Hunting Kill the beast!
War Whats yours is mine
Family the most important thing, right?
Carousing - ahem
Seduction double ahem
Intrigue sneaky, sneak
Scholarship We love to learn
Theology Do it for the big guy upstair
New events Hundreds of new events have been added into Way of Life, alongside 20 new event images, which tie in directly to a characters Focus. Specific events can be triggered only if a character is assigned a corresponding Focus.
KainXVIII
Member
Exactly at release day of MGS:GZ on pc, hmmThe winter sale starts on the 18th
Valve kicked everyone without a Steam developer badge out of the Steamworks group possibly as part of an effort to prevent leaking Steam sales, but apparently it didn't work. D:The winter sale starts on the 18th
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Zeyphersan
Banned
Is there any way to remove titles from my "Don't show me again" list? I kinda want to start over from scratch
Garou
Member
This is not from a developer, it's the Newsletter of PayPal Japan which lists several places to shop for the holidays.
platypotamus
Member
I really can't sort the list to put my wishlist items on top? Or sort the list by highest top bid? Seems pretty lame
EDIT: Sorry, didn't realize I was in the news thread rather than the main steam thread.
EDIT: Sorry, didn't realize I was in the news thread rather than the main steam thread.