Industrial posted:

Mr Right posted:

If you use this calculator it gives you a number beside each game to really tell you what game #27 is.

e: forgot the link

Tecman posted:

• Batman: Arkham Asylum (I played it but never finished it)
  

Cojawfee posted:

I took your advice and loaded it up again. Is just can't get into it. When I had stopped playing, I could have sworn that it was at this huge several story jumping puzzle. That's the main reason I stopped playing, because I was sick of trying that thing over and over again and often losing lots of progress with one misstep. When I loaded it up I was in some building lobby that ended up being the end of chapter 8. Next chapter I was running through some parking lot and couldn't find how to get out. Maybe I'm really used to playing linear games, and maybe I just couldn't see it because of all the guys shooting me, but I had no idea where to go. And there were all these doorways and areas that contrasted against the area around them and they led to nothing.

Maybe another time. I was going to give X3 another go, but I think I should power through metro 2033 or perhaps start up CoP.

Golashes posted:

Red Faction Guerilla

XboxPants posted:

I wish Valve would just buy this guy out. Backloggery with automated library adding, automatic completion detection (based on achievements, where available), and a huge social aspect would be pretty great.

I mean, even without automated adding, they could do a lot to make this more painless. You can't even click someone else's game entry and add that game to your list. Just that would add a lot, for me.

RightClickSaveAs posted:

My favorite parts of Mirror's Edge is when you're outside just flying along rooftops and everything is clicking, you're hitting all the jumps right and the game is just so fast-paced. Unfortunately if the whole game was like that it'd probably be about an hour long, so I imagine they threw in some of those terrible roadblocks to extend the gameplay. It's a shame, because I like the idea of what's basically a first person parkour game, with the environments being the challenge rather than a bunch of guys with guns.

I noticed there's challenge modes, those might actually be fun to work on getting perfect, but once I was done with the main game I didn't have any desire to go back to it.

LumberingTroll posted:

I think I have a problem
http://www.steamcalculator.com/id/LumberingTroll
(this thing is not accurate either, its missing a bunch of games, and doesnt count any DLC...)

I imagine I have completed, to the point I will never play them again, maybe... 15 games? I currently have 147 games installed. To keep the games I am actively playing in order I put them in favorites. there are 15 in there right now.



Good thing my wife is understanding of my game addiction.

Prorat posted:

How do i make the URL search bar come up in steam? I cant find my steam ID, all the ways the steam calculator says do not work. Google is all lies too.

edit: only way to get it to work was with the custom url which took 15 minutes yay

Opus125 posted:

I mean its cheaper than ever to make games, and in the future all games will probably be cheaper.

Morter posted:

So I beseech you, Steam Anonymous, choose a game for me that I should most definitely play through. I recently bought the quakecon pack so I have Oblivion and the Fallout Games. There are plenty of shooters that I haven't beaten completely, but I feel like I need something a bit less linear (I don't know why, but something's tempting me to play Riddick. Is it worth going through?).