Baron Dupek
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How did that fell under our radars?
Blobbers? These days?
Looks like asset flip but might give it a try.
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The STEAM Sales and Releases Thread
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How did that fell under our radars?
Blobbers? These days?
Looks like asset flip but might give it a try.
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mount and blade: donbass (aka freeman: guerilla warfare) needs more work. idk why they decided to abandon it for this
I didn't even realize it was the same dev... is Freeman still in EA?
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it's technically gold but it feels half baked. they were reworking a lot of sounds assets and doing performance optimization, then they gave up half way
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I'd try it if the combat is intense and there's gore.
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Most people start out relatively dumb and gradually become more sophisticated, by switching from promising tactical masterpieces to obvious sexploitation the developer wanted to make a statement that the opposite is also possible.
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Halloween sale: https://store.steampowered.com/sale/halloween2020
Metro bundle is cheaper individually. At least in the UK. Only spotted this when I was trying to work out if I got all the Exodus DLC in the gold edition
£27.51 for the bundle and £24.67 individually. Same stuff.
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Got Z Dawn, played 1 hr, read player guides and refunded.
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You should purchase Gold Edition and then the bundle. That would be cheaper: £24.37. The reason why it's cheaper that way is because of the package Gold Edition, which has a better discount than the bundle (5%).
Metro bundle is cheaper individually. At least in the UK. Only spotted this when I was trying to work out if I got all the Exodus DLC in the gold edition
£27.51 for the bundle and £24.67 individually. Same stuff.
You'll have to understand how these new "bundles" work. Once you purchase Gold Edition it will be excluded from the Bundle (Metro Exodus and the Expansion Pass) and it will cost you £5.68 (2,99 + 2,99 - 5% discount).
The discount they have on the left (the greyed out one) is the constant one (unless publisher changes it, sometimes they juggle with it, but usually not).
The discount on the right (the green one) is actually a combination of discounts on items inside the bundle. It doesn't mean jack shit. You'll have to check discount on each item inside the bundle.
Which means that if every Metro will get a discount of 80%, the bundle will automatically change its price to 0.95 * (0.2 * 14.99 + 0.2 * 14.99 + 0.2 * 19.99 + 0.2 * 34.99) = ~ £16 (if I'm not mistaken).
Whether it will be still cheaper to purchase Gold Edition first depends on the discount on this package. If it will still be -66%, then not.
Burning Bridges
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What's dark & long?
The British Broadcasting Corporation has many dark and long programs.
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It's OK. A slow-burning survival game, in which the enemy is nature itself, mostly pack of wolves. If survival is your thing, then you should try it. I played two hours before realizing it wasn't for me.
The definitive survival game. Absolutely brilliant.
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Multi-headed Cow
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Absolutely fantastic, but it partially depends on your enjoyment of pseudo-LARP in gaming. It's not "I drag a fork over food I placed on a plate in Skyrim", it's all built into the mechanics of the game, but what I'm getting at is if you'd feel a sense of satisfaction knowing you've stockpiled a week's worth of food so you can sit indoors if a blizzard rolls in. A lot of repetition and videogame-chores and there's essentially zero payoff other than continuing to play, but it's got great sound and fairly nice stylized graphics and since the game is so set against you (I'd recommend playing stalker difficulty. Animals are super aggressive but finding items isn't insanely difficult and the weather is varied enough that you'll get blizzards as well as some mild days) it's pleasant once you've got a good stash of food/water/medicine/clothing/tools and start to know your way around the world which is quite large.
If you ever played Unreal World, there's some similarities in how you enjoy it. Just having a nice home base is a big part, and then once you're settled and situated you can gear up and go on a trek into the unknown to try to find more loot (Better clothing, guns, whatever) or just explore. Long Dark's far and away my favorite survival game by a huge margin, just pretend the story mode doesn't exist and just play sandbox.
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