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Splinter Cell: Blacklist is $7.50 on Humble Store now, and $17 for the Deluxe Edition on GetGames. Does the extra $10 net you anything particularly worthwhile?
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Looking for a game recommendation. I'm sick and couch-bound, need some sort of vaguely Gauntlet-style game that supports controller and hopefully involves blowing up lots of baddies, in return for loot/XP. I say 'Gauntlet-style' because I'm also including things like Sacred Citadel, Castle Crashers, Borderlands (all of which I'm done with), and so on. Single-player only is fine, but a buddy of mine is keen on the actual Gauntlet game coming out soon, so anything multi would also be appreciated.
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Aug 30, 2014 04:44
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Gonna pick up Mark of the Ninja. Is the DLC worth it at all? I don't care about the dev commentary but apparently it has some items for the main game?
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Oct 31, 2014 03:18
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Anyone know much about the two recent Need For Speed games (Rivals and Most Wanted)? I want to race a buddy or two but want to make sure AI cars are included in the online races. One of the few things I didn't like about Burnout Paradise was that if you played with just a couple of buddies, there were no AIs racers in the races. Also it seems like Most Wanted is more well-liked than Rivals, right? The powerups in Rivals seem too arcadey for me - are they absent from MW?
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Dec 12, 2014 03:06
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What's a game that's like FTL but without the roguey type stuff (dying repeatedly only to restart from scratch)? I just want to cruise around the randomised world having adventures and upgrading my ship forever. Doesn't have to be sci-fi - could be fantasy or anything else. Something with exploration, upgrading and not real time action (don't want a clickfest like Diablo). Did The Last Federation turn out to be okay?
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Feb 17, 2015 04:23
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What are some of the better adventure games on Steam? For reference, I haven't played one since Blade Runner circa 2001. And there's evidently a loving shitload of point 'n clickers on Steam now. I guess I'm not looking so much at the choose your own adventure Telltale-style games (though I haven't touched them, so maybe I should try them out). Ones that grabbed my interest are like Machinarium, Technobabylon, etc. Something with a cool world, graphic style and puzzles/story to navigate through.
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