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@mur2501
Well, with Journey I meant the landscape looked repetitive from what I saw in trailers and video plays. But yes, now that you mention it, I seem to have seen a few puzzle elements in those videos where I think 'how did you know?' and now that you mention it uses sound a lot, that makes a lot more sense. So that doesn't sound like I'd enjoy it as much.

To be honest, I don't know if those 3 games I mentioned earlier uses sound cues either.. but they were perfectly playable for me. :)

And I accept that I won't be playing some good games because of the publisher and their awful DRM. Valiant Hearts is one of those.

Assassin's Creed is an AAA game. I've tried one of those games in that series briefly.. and it was boring to me. Plus it is Uplay, I'm avoiding everything of Ubisoft.

Rockstar Games is also not really a small studio anymore. They're milking their GTA franchise something fierce and have very doubtful practices. I can't appreciate their games much anymore either, so I also try to avoid them. I also read that L.A. Noire's Steam port is badly done, so I don't really want to pay for this either.

@mur2501
- Journey, I considered this, but decided against it. Landscape looked repetitive to me. If it is what I suspect it is, an exploring type of game, then I can probably recommend Aer Memories of Old, ABZU, and RiME. Gorgeous games and immersive. Aer is nice cheap right now.

- Valiant Hearts, alas it's an Ubisoft game. I have extremely negative experiences with Uplay, so I've put this on my ignore list. I accept that I might be missing out on some hidden gems that way.

- Papers Please is one of a kind. Got it too while it was on the hype train, and played it a bit. Not really my type of game though, but I can see why it gained popularity. GLORY TO ARSTOTZKA!

@mur2501 I don't usually buy AAA games. They're boring, shitty, and buggy as fuck, not to speak of generally being overpriced because of marketing and mooching off developer reputation.

I prefer indie games in general, or games with huge replayability. They've given me the most fun so far.

@Raviranjankumar I'm not sure but that guy was 99 years old... I think his era might've ended a few decades ago already?

My condoleances.

@sean Black and white graphics, and on the moon... not a bad combo. ;)

@mur2501 There were 5 games I had lined up for purchase:
- 7 Billion Humans
- Archaica: The Path of Light
- Ascension: Delirium (DLC)
- Endless Bounty
- The Darkside Detective: A Fumble in the Dark

Basically: programming puzzle, laser&mirrors puzzle, DLC of a card game I play a lot, cute RPG adventure, goofy paranormal detective adventure.

Finally got around to buying my share of Steam games during this sale. All games were high on my wishlist, so I'm definitely going to enjoy them. :)
#Games #Steam

@bezdarbor Own a fair amount of those already, they're pretty good. My favorite is Primordia. :)

@digital_carver Weird. I'm on Reddit regularly but didn't get reminded of it either... probably because of the kind of subreddits I frequent. 😅

@mur2501 You wot, mate?

@mur2501

@mur2501 It was pun intended. :)

@mur2501 The Deep Space Nine theme, if any.

@mur2501 No clue. My parents kept getting annoyed calls from that dog's owner to please fetch our fucking dog again.

@mur2501 Woo, a wormhole! Wonder if it goes to the Gamma Quadrant?

@mur2501 Yup. We had a border collie in my youth. Though he didn't shepherd, he constantly tried to mate with a female dog a few blocks further away. :P

@mur2501 Those ducks remind me of the ducks in The Aristocats. Except here a dog is involved instead of a cat.

Also, the way that dog behaves, it clearly looks like a shepherding dog, heh.

@mur2501 Wise cat is wise.

@256 Heh, cool.

@lucifargundam Holy shit, above 35C? Aren't you melting enough yet?