King Arthur II is 85% off on Gamersgate and Company of Heroes Complete is 93% off, both great deals.
Not many laughs to be found honestly. Mostly corridor open urban areas. It has the lowest horror quotient of all the Fear games and has overall worse graphics, the most boring weapons, terrible enemy variety, plain vanilla mook AI. As you progress the areas get more and more devastated in waves of psychic fire with alma screaming from the sky at everything because she's having birth pains. Terrible hallucination scenes too, they still haven't stopped the original trilogy for rooms just plain warping away wall by wall into darknessFEAR 3 is £2, worth it even for laughs?
I've been interested in necrovision for a while but it has a terrible metacritic rating compared to serious sam and original painkiller games, any reason for that?Necrovision: Lost Company for £2 as well, great deal if it's anything like the main game.
I've been interested in necrovision for a while but it has a terrible metacritic rating compared to serious sam and original painkiller games, any reason for that?
Spot on. It's definitely my favourite of the "new old-school" shooter breed precisely because it never or almost never falls back on repetitive arena combat. The last few levels of Serious Sam 1, for example, bored me to tears - sure, they were fast-paced and whatever, but standing in a square and killing 200 Kleer Skeletons is fucking boring design. SS3 mostly managed to avoid doing the same, as even the arenas went for a mix of enemy types and placements over relentless hordes, but the last level was absolutely horrible and fucking endless. Necrovision sticks much closer to the Doom style, at least after a boring first couple of levels.I've been interested in necrovision for a while but it has a terrible metacritic rating compared to serious sam and original painkiller games, any reason for that?
No money, Slav dev, different era. Serious Sam and Painkiller came out in a different time originally(SS3 is a great game in its own right but still suffers because it's low budget and old school. It owes good scores partly to the original franchise. Necrovision has none of this to fall back on.) Painkiller was first released in 2004 so at the time, health regen and cover system combat weren't the great things they are now so Painkiller could get good scores. Necrovision looks too dated and filled with obsolete mechanics to compare to MW3...
Personally I prefer Necrovision to Painkiller/SS games because of the more traditional method of combat(DOOM) rather than just entering one open area after another to slaughter a predefined number of spawning enemies before gaining access to the next area to do the same.
Thursday: HAWX2 $1
Tintin 75% off
Anno 2070 60%off
Friday: From Dust $1
Ass Creed 2 75% off
Ass Creed Brotherhood 75% off
Ass Creed Revelations 75% off
Prince of Persia Forgotten Sands 75% off
Saturday: Silent Hunter 5 $1
Shawn White Skateboarding Deluxe Edition 75% off
Might and Magic Heroes VI 70% off
Heroes VI Pirates of the Savage Sea 25% off
Sunday: Driver: San Francisco $1
Settlers 78 Paths to a Kingdom: Deluxe Gold Edition 75% off
Splinter Cell: Conviction Deluxe 75% off
Surprisingly enough some good prices from Ubisoft and their Uplay client. Shamelessly stolen from CAG:
Thursday: HAWX2 $1
Tintin 75% off
Anno 2070 60%off
Friday: From Dust $1
Ass Creed 2 75% off
Ass Creed Brotherhood 75% off
Ass Creed Revelations 75% off
Prince of Persia Forgotten Sands 75% off
Saturday: Silent Hunter 5 $1
Shawn White Skateboarding Deluxe Edition 75% off
Might and Magic Heroes VI 70% off
Heroes VI Pirates of the Savage Sea 25% off
Sunday: Driver: San Francisco $1
Settlers 78 Paths to a Kingdom: Deluxe Gold Edition 75% off
Splinter Cell: Conviction Deluxe 75% off
Are you a bad enough dude to install Uplay for dollar video games? I'm tempted to pick up Driver since I heard good things about it and I'm already stuck with Uplay due to Anno, but I may not. Being stuck with it because a Steam game requires it is different from buying something from it. Namely Ubisoft won't have my payment information when they bumble my account information across the internet.
I don't know. Is the Uplay client you need to play their Steam games really the same as the one you need to buy games from them? It doesn't look as if they wanted to sell me anything from within the client that my version of Driver: San Francisco uses, which I bought during the Steam summer sale.Surprisingly enough some good prices from Ubisoft and their Uplay client. Shamelessly stolen from CAG:
Thursday: HAWX2 $1
Tintin 75% off
Anno 2070 60%off
Friday: From Dust $1
Ass Creed 2 75% off
Ass Creed Brotherhood 75% off
Ass Creed Revelations 75% off
Prince of Persia Forgotten Sands 75% off
Saturday: Silent Hunter 5 $1
Shawn White Skateboarding Deluxe Edition 75% off
Might and Magic Heroes VI 70% off
Heroes VI Pirates of the Savage Sea 25% off
Sunday: Driver: San Francisco $1
Settlers 78 Paths to a Kingdom: Deluxe Gold Edition 75% off
Splinter Cell: Conviction Deluxe 75% off
Are you a bad enough dude to install Uplay for dollar video games? I'm tempted to pick up Driver since I heard good things about it and I'm already stuck with Uplay due to Anno, but I may not. Being stuck with it because a Steam game requires it is different from buying something from it. Namely Ubisoft won't have my payment information when they bumble my account information across the internet.
Bros pick up SH5, at that price it's worth it the hassle of fixing it with mods. It's a pretty good game when modded.
The purchases that you make through the Ubishop online store has a one month download period. If you have exceeded that month you will need to purchase either an Extended Download Service or a Backup Disk.
commie, Quilty, Turjan, Multi-headed Cow
The purchases that you make through the Ubishop online store has a one month download period. If you have exceeded that month you will need to purchase either an Extended Download Service or a Backup Disk.
Just for your info, bros.
Just doing my duty of financially destroying a shitty company while saving my bros a dollar.commie, Quilty, Turjan, Multi-headed Cow
The purchases that you make through the Ubishop online store has a one month download period. If you have exceeded that month you will need to purchase either an Extended Download Service or a Backup Disk.
Just for your info, bros.
Heh, nice smallprint there...thanks for sniffing this out.
Thanks. I guess, as tempting as the sale may be, I will give it a pass, anyway. I already have "From Dust" (I don't think this one is even worth a dollar) and "Driver: SF", so there would only be Silent Hunter 5 left at this point. Not sure whether I actually want that one.Just doing my duty of financially destroying a shitty company while saving my bros a dollar.