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The STEAM Sales and Releases Thread - AUTUMN SALE 2024
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Solid Snail
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That involves giving your Paypal mail to a total stranger, and also I think the Finding Paradise bundle doesn't apply.
Safav Hamon
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Anyone know what happened to the Spellforce online forums? They were fairly active for over a decade.
Clockwork Knight
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The trailer doesn't tell you anything about the game. I still can't really tell. Open world RPG with ships and heroes, but there's racing?
Safav Hamon
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It's the same as every Ubisoft open world game. Extremely large map with easy combat and a checklist of repetitive side activities.
Baron Dupek
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a surprise release
rusty_shackleford
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I hate weebs
rusty_shackleford
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Recommended
21.5 hrs on record
Posted: May 1
Product received for free
AWESOME game its like a shooter only with spaceships many planets u can fly or hover on planets ur chose u got 2 guns at start 1 at each wing so u can choose like freezing weapon on 1 wing and fire on other so u can freeze enemy first then flame it and there is lot of loots called mods that improve your weapons there is a story line with cutscenes it feeels new gameplay my new favorite game this year its not like any other game finnaly something diffrent very enjoyable combat
There's gameplay video of the console version out there for Starlink. Doubt the PC version is any different. Didn't look like my thing, very shallow open world gameplay. Far Cry and Assassin's Creed fill that bottle up for me just fine, and I barely even play those.
Clockwork Knight
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I feel disdain but also envy
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Solid Snail
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Solid Snail
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Clockwork Knight
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Latro
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kept waiting for the midnight riders to play on the truck radio, very disappointed. left 4 dead 2 was a downgrade compared to l4d1 anyway.
Safav Hamon
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Vault Dweller This game has been on steam for a year and I've never seen it brought up in Colony Ship discussions.
Current Features
Open-World Campaign (Partially Implemented)
The campaign for ColonyShip-4: Survivors will be an open-world, grand strategy style campaign. After the initial opening, you'll be free to move your squads around the world to explore, with the only limit being the resistance they encounter as they as they move about. While you're exploring, your foes will be attempting to control various strategic locations in an attempt to choke off your supplies and movement. Picking the right place to make a stand will make all the difference. Intertwined with the sandbox-style campaign will be the quests and missions that make up the story side of the game, where you'll learn more about the crew of CS-4, the origins of the planet they've crashed on, and the dark secrets the planet holds.
Varied Cast of Characters (Partially Implemented)
The majority of the characters you'll control during gameplay will come from crewmembers of the crashed ColonyShip-4. They'll have individual character traits that will affect their gameplay, and they will have skills that you can upgrade as they gain experience. As well as the many humans from your crew, there will be opportunities to recruit non-humans from the populace of the planet. Complimenting the professional soldiers, scientists, and technicians of CS-4, characters recruited from among the ranks of the population will come from many different walks of life, with odd-ball criminals, freedom-fighters, mad scientists, gamblers, and many others potentially available to join you. Their character traits will also be more varied than those of the regular crew. Each race, while sharing many skills with all others, will have a unique set of base racial skills. Telepathy, super strength, enhanced durability, increased speed, heightened eyesight, genetic camouflage, regenerative healing, organic webbing, and mental projection are just a few of the different racial skills I'd like to see in the game.
Genetic Modifications (Planned for a future version)
In addition to the skills that each character will be able to develop, you will be able to research genetic modifications to enhance your followers. Eventually, your human crew could have access to the powers of all the other races.
Weapons and Equipment (Partially Implemented)
Weapons and equipment will have varied, impact-full effects on how you play the game. In addition to traditional point, shoot, and kill weapons, you'll be confronted by weapons meant to confine, confuse, transport, or even turn your soldiers against you. The weapons you do have will also be able to be developed, with the ability to increase damage, accuracy, magazine capacity, decrease use cost, and even add explosive effects. Many improvements in one area will come with drawbacks in others, like a decrease in bullets per magazine when you improve your ammo from small rounds to large rounds; a careful balance will have to be maintained. Equipment includes armour, grenades, flashbangs, medkits, repair kits, scopes, weapon stocks, explosives, and more. The armour you wear won't just determine the number of hitpoints you have. Each set of armour has a main and secondary armour rating, with more advanced sets of armour more likely to be impacted on the stronger main armour rating. In addition, each set of armour has 6 upgrade categories, allowing you to customize its main and secondary armour strength, electronics suite, armour specialty, utility apparatus, and power supply.
Moral and Ethical Dilemmas (Planned for a future version)
You and your crew will be cut-off from earth and any leadership it could provide. Therefore, it will be up to you to determine the moral limits of your mission. Should you ensure the survival of your crew on this planet at any cost? Should you work to help the already established planet-dwellers to make a new multi-racial society? Maybe something in between? You will decide as you face continuous moral dilemmas during your leadership. Your crew's character traits will determine how they feel about the moral direction you take this mission in. Too soft and the hard-liners may mutiny. Too harsh, and you may have defections from among your more kind-hearted crewmembers.
Multiple Factions (Partially Implemented)
The planet will feature multiple, distinct factions that are vying for control of the planet. You will need to interact with these factions to gain alliances, supplies, materials, and access to recruit non-crew characters. Some factions will be easier to work with than others, and, of course, your crew will react to who you decide to form alliances with and who you go into conflict with.
Replayability (Partially Implemented)
Many elements in the game, including campaign map creation and tactical map creation, will be procedurally based, helping to foster a different experience with each playthrough. The characters you run into, and quests you receive will also vary, so that no two playthroughs will be the same.
Current Features
- Turn-Based Tactical Action
- Open-world campaign
- RPG-style character progression
- Weapon and Equipment Research and Customization
- Multiple Endings
- Squad Chemistry
- Soldier Stress
- Soldier Conversations
- Uses Cover
- Flanks
- Runs Away
- AI Battlefield Commander considers the whole battle when reacting to your actions
- MacOS/Linux support
- Multiple Controllable Races
- Varied Cast of Opponents
- Multiple Unique Factions
- Gene Modifications
- Moral and Ethical Impact to Decisions
Open-World Campaign (Partially Implemented)
The campaign for ColonyShip-4: Survivors will be an open-world, grand strategy style campaign. After the initial opening, you'll be free to move your squads around the world to explore, with the only limit being the resistance they encounter as they as they move about. While you're exploring, your foes will be attempting to control various strategic locations in an attempt to choke off your supplies and movement. Picking the right place to make a stand will make all the difference. Intertwined with the sandbox-style campaign will be the quests and missions that make up the story side of the game, where you'll learn more about the crew of CS-4, the origins of the planet they've crashed on, and the dark secrets the planet holds.
Varied Cast of Characters (Partially Implemented)
The majority of the characters you'll control during gameplay will come from crewmembers of the crashed ColonyShip-4. They'll have individual character traits that will affect their gameplay, and they will have skills that you can upgrade as they gain experience. As well as the many humans from your crew, there will be opportunities to recruit non-humans from the populace of the planet. Complimenting the professional soldiers, scientists, and technicians of CS-4, characters recruited from among the ranks of the population will come from many different walks of life, with odd-ball criminals, freedom-fighters, mad scientists, gamblers, and many others potentially available to join you. Their character traits will also be more varied than those of the regular crew. Each race, while sharing many skills with all others, will have a unique set of base racial skills. Telepathy, super strength, enhanced durability, increased speed, heightened eyesight, genetic camouflage, regenerative healing, organic webbing, and mental projection are just a few of the different racial skills I'd like to see in the game.
Genetic Modifications (Planned for a future version)
In addition to the skills that each character will be able to develop, you will be able to research genetic modifications to enhance your followers. Eventually, your human crew could have access to the powers of all the other races.
Weapons and Equipment (Partially Implemented)
Weapons and equipment will have varied, impact-full effects on how you play the game. In addition to traditional point, shoot, and kill weapons, you'll be confronted by weapons meant to confine, confuse, transport, or even turn your soldiers against you. The weapons you do have will also be able to be developed, with the ability to increase damage, accuracy, magazine capacity, decrease use cost, and even add explosive effects. Many improvements in one area will come with drawbacks in others, like a decrease in bullets per magazine when you improve your ammo from small rounds to large rounds; a careful balance will have to be maintained. Equipment includes armour, grenades, flashbangs, medkits, repair kits, scopes, weapon stocks, explosives, and more. The armour you wear won't just determine the number of hitpoints you have. Each set of armour has a main and secondary armour rating, with more advanced sets of armour more likely to be impacted on the stronger main armour rating. In addition, each set of armour has 6 upgrade categories, allowing you to customize its main and secondary armour strength, electronics suite, armour specialty, utility apparatus, and power supply.
Moral and Ethical Dilemmas (Planned for a future version)
You and your crew will be cut-off from earth and any leadership it could provide. Therefore, it will be up to you to determine the moral limits of your mission. Should you ensure the survival of your crew on this planet at any cost? Should you work to help the already established planet-dwellers to make a new multi-racial society? Maybe something in between? You will decide as you face continuous moral dilemmas during your leadership. Your crew's character traits will determine how they feel about the moral direction you take this mission in. Too soft and the hard-liners may mutiny. Too harsh, and you may have defections from among your more kind-hearted crewmembers.
Multiple Factions (Partially Implemented)
The planet will feature multiple, distinct factions that are vying for control of the planet. You will need to interact with these factions to gain alliances, supplies, materials, and access to recruit non-crew characters. Some factions will be easier to work with than others, and, of course, your crew will react to who you decide to form alliances with and who you go into conflict with.
Replayability (Partially Implemented)
Many elements in the game, including campaign map creation and tactical map creation, will be procedurally based, helping to foster a different experience with each playthrough. The characters you run into, and quests you receive will also vary, so that no two playthroughs will be the same.
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Looks like a clone of that Starfox Assault game. But there you can get some nice looking plastic ship toys with your dlc.
lightbane
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Just because it has humanoid animals, it doesn't mean it has to be furry. Unless something like numbers turn you on, you'll likely be hard-pressed to find anything in that game.
Solid Snail
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I'm playing Finding Paradise and...I'm finding it boring?
I mean, I liked To the Moon but Finding Paradise lacks something, and the fact characters walk so slowly doesn't help.
EDIT: Actually completed the game today and in the end I liked it, the final bit of the game is so much better compared to the first Act. Still, To the Moon was fresh and overall much better.
I mean, I liked To the Moon but Finding Paradise lacks something, and the fact characters walk so slowly doesn't help.
EDIT: Actually completed the game today and in the end I liked it, the final bit of the game is so much better compared to the first Act. Still, To the Moon was fresh and overall much better.
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