Finally found out what steam did to my controller support. Fixed that so back on Rebel Galaxy and some Shadow of Mordor for the simple violence of ' brutalize' kill option. Still DD2 with the wife as well.
Likes:
Markolis and Pandagnome
It originally had co-op. Small parties like diablo. Hanbisoft or what ever had a strong online thing in China going for it, but those servers were impossible to play on here in the States. Other than lag, they actually made some solid improvements on the game when they acquired it.
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Pandagnome
Original developers were from Blizzard. So cinematics, voice acting, story...all amazing and worth it, even if only single player. Plus I'm a sucker for hell unleashed on the world games. I have always thought that if Blizzard grew a pair and did a more adult themed (like a modern style of Hellgate London) Diablo MMO, it would be the greatest ever.
.....then we all see where WoW ended up and I dont think like that anymore.
.....then we all see where WoW ended up and I dont think like that anymore.
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Krhys and Pandagnome
Demons from the doom series
Extra terrestrial from well the alien series
Zombies from l4d, walking dead, etc
I'd like to see such things as demonic Extra terrestrial zombie
or a zombie demon, or a alien demon, or a cyborg demon, etc etc
This has nothing to do with it but i really like the big bird that falls from the sky and squishes the zombie
the trumpet sound made it even more funny @1.03
Extra terrestrial from well the alien series
Zombies from l4d, walking dead, etc
I'd like to see such things as demonic Extra terrestrial zombie
or a zombie demon, or a alien demon, or a cyborg demon, etc etc
This has nothing to do with it but i really like the big bird that falls from the sky and squishes the zombie
the trumpet sound made it even more funny @1.03
Unfortunately I am playing nothing serious right now. My gaming laptop was stolen out of the family van this summer and I haven't had an extra $850 lying around to buy even a passable new one.. Wife has been hinting that Santa may be getting me one though.
So in the meantime I've been playing old SNES games with my kids. FF3, ghosts and goblins, super Metroid etc.
So in the meantime I've been playing old SNES games with my kids. FF3, ghosts and goblins, super Metroid etc.
Likes:
Pandagnome, Wyntyr and Mahdi
Never played this game but liked the original trailer oh its single player mode do you think it will have co-op eventually hmm
oh its single player mode do you think it will have co-op eventually hmm
Some of the weapon effects made me faint with exxxxxxxxstatic joy!
It felt like a start to what 3D Diablo would be...
I liked lightening field, the rocket flame launcher thing, the zapper thing, the lightening storm...
The remake from the IP was not nearly as good.
I hope the Steam version is like the original!
P.S. I just grabbed it. It is on sale for $9 until the 22nd.
I hope it is fixed up like the original!!!!!!!!!!!
Likes:
Mahdi and Pandagnome
https://store.steampowered.com/app/765710/Light_Bearers/
A free game of hide and seek there is another i think called hide and shreek i think
anyways this looks fun
A free game of hide and seek there is another i think called hide and shreek i think
anyways this looks fun
Warframe and Rimworld
Also abit annoyed that one of my colonist proprosed to someone on her wedding, rejected, gets depressed and burned everything (a pyromaniac), killing the newlywed by accident(?), cooked inside a room with not enough personel to put the fire down...
I'm just gonna start over a new colony.
Also abit annoyed that one of my colonist proprosed to someone on her wedding, rejected, gets depressed and burned everything (a pyromaniac), killing the newlywed by accident(?), cooked inside a room with not enough personel to put the fire down...
I'm just gonna start over a new colony.
dang! I knew rimworld was weird game but that is weirder than I thought it was.
Plaing Hades made by supergiantgames
https://www.epicgames.com/store/en-US/product/hades/home
It handles sort of like Deadcells.
Though everything action you can do has a cool down. So you can't really chain the same action even if you get temporary upgrades that let you chain the same action. There is still that minisule cool down period.
It has both temporary and permanent upgrades. At the moment 4 different weapons you can unlock and this spell you can use that requires you to pick it back up after throwing it to use it again. That spell acts like how the game Heavy Bullets acts.
I found it interesting that they set it up so that the traps that hurt you can also hurt your enemies so it's possible to trap them... though you got to trigger them.
It's on early access... but it feels more like the game is near it's final build.
I dunno. Maybe they are hoping if they increase the number of test-players the possibility of catching bugs will increase or they are want to see if their game is enjoyable to a larger number of potential players?
[edit]The difference between this and some other roguelikes.... This is type of roguelike where you pretty much are unable to beat this without permanent upgrades. That becomes apparent when you come across the bosses.
Plaing Hades made by supergiantgames
https://www.epicgames.com/store/en-US/product/hades/home
It handles sort of like Deadcells.
Though everything action you can do has a cool down. So you can't really chain the same action even if you get temporary upgrades that let you chain the same action. There is still that minisule cool down period.
It has both temporary and permanent upgrades. At the moment 4 different weapons you can unlock and this spell you can use that requires you to pick it back up after throwing it to use it again. That spell acts like how the game Heavy Bullets acts.
I found it interesting that they set it up so that the traps that hurt you can also hurt your enemies so it's possible to trap them... though you got to trigger them.
It's on early access... but it feels more like the game is near it's final build.
I dunno. Maybe they are hoping if they increase the number of test-players the possibility of catching bugs will increase or they are want to see if their game is enjoyable to a larger number of potential players?
[edit]The difference between this and some other roguelikes.... This is type of roguelike where you pretty much are unable to beat this without permanent upgrades. That becomes apparent when you come across the bosses.
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I'm playing the Art Demo.. I walk around the assets and go "pew pew pew!" Pretending to fight the Tsi-HU.
PEW PEW PEW EXPLOSION!
PEW PEW PEW IM HIT!
PEW PEW PEW EXPLOSION!
PEW PEW PEW IM HIT!
Likes:
Pandagnome and Mahdi
Crosscode
I paid for early access and then forgot about it. Tried at launch and decided I'm not in the right frame of mind to play this and gave up. It's heavily focused on timing your attacks + defense with RPG equipment/skill mechanics. Man, I thought Valdis Story was annoying to frustating to play but this...
Came back recently and noticed they added a combat assist mode. You can change how hard an enemies hit you and their attack frequency. I don't need to be rabid hamster on crack to play this game now! Dropped both options to 80%. A little bit later I dropped attack damage to 40%. These enemies hit hard. 20% is way too easy.
This is a fun game. The devs put a lot of work into this. Equipment can be found/brought that can upgrade different styles of play, your skills change up how you attack or defend, there is a lot of freedom in the game in how to handle enemies so you don't exactly need to play the same way every time. Equipement ain't just direct stat upgrades like in most games. They also give modifiers that affect whatever combat style you are using.
Oh and I remember Valdis Story to be a lot less forgiving than it is now. Still requires you to be focused on timing everything you do but it's seems less hard now. Still frustrating for me. That is until I started playing the other character than is available in the game for new players. Now it's like playing a fantasy version of Streets of Rage/GoldenAxe/Shinobi/etc. Sure you got a little less reach than the sword and a little less damage but a hell of lot easier for me to evade and deal out combo attacks.
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so there is a lot of puzzles in this game. Timing puzzles. Jumping puzzles. Moving block puzzles. Pool game puzzles. Combat puzzles. I'm 9 hours in and so far that's what I found so far. I figure there is probably more types too. It can get tedious. The trailers for this game under-represents the amount of puzzles.
I guess it makes sense. Since the devs also put a lot of effort in to the combat system & the story, the lore, art, etc.
I paid for early access and then forgot about it. Tried at launch and decided I'm not in the right frame of mind to play this and gave up. It's heavily focused on timing your attacks + defense with RPG equipment/skill mechanics. Man, I thought Valdis Story was annoying to frustating to play but this...
Came back recently and noticed they added a combat assist mode. You can change how hard an enemies hit you and their attack frequency. I don't need to be rabid hamster on crack to play this game now! Dropped both options to 80%. A little bit later I dropped attack damage to 40%. These enemies hit hard. 20% is way too easy.
This is a fun game. The devs put a lot of work into this. Equipment can be found/brought that can upgrade different styles of play, your skills change up how you attack or defend, there is a lot of freedom in the game in how to handle enemies so you don't exactly need to play the same way every time. Equipement ain't just direct stat upgrades like in most games. They also give modifiers that affect whatever combat style you are using.
Oh and I remember Valdis Story to be a lot less forgiving than it is now. Still requires you to be focused on timing everything you do but it's seems less hard now. Still frustrating for me. That is until I started playing the other character than is available in the game for new players. Now it's like playing a fantasy version of Streets of Rage/GoldenAxe/Shinobi/etc. Sure you got a little less reach than the sword and a little less damage but a hell of lot easier for me to evade and deal out combo attacks.
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so there is a lot of puzzles in this game. Timing puzzles. Jumping puzzles. Moving block puzzles. Pool game puzzles. Combat puzzles. I'm 9 hours in and so far that's what I found so far. I figure there is probably more types too. It can get tedious. The trailers for this game under-represents the amount of puzzles.
I guess it makes sense. Since the devs also put a lot of effort in to the combat system & the story, the lore, art, etc.
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Likes:
Pandagnome
Most of my playtime goes into GW2 - also I play turn/Rts games like Galciv 3, stalaris.
Likes:
Pandagnome and Mahdi