Yeah I keep hearing about Life is Strange and all that. I haven't played Episode 1 yet, but there are 5 episodes in total so if I like it I'll probably jump on the remaining episodes if it ever comes on sale. As for now, I'm still trying to finish my games, and since I got those games I mentioned for free, I don't really have any pressure to rush since I don't have to refund any of them.
I see. I got Firewatch on sale yesterday but that's about it for those types of games. I got Portals, Brothers, and the Talos Principle. Mostly puzzle games, but I like a different change in pace since I've played a lot of adventure games lately, so having one walking simulator and a bunch of puzzle games would be enough to keep me busy until the next sale, which is probably in November.
Meh, if push comes to shove after purchasing a game you can at least get a refund if you decide quickly (2 hour window) during the game. It's why I think games should make a good first impression; most gamers have just 2 hours of game time to judge the game in its entirety and whether they should ask a refund, so I think game devs should focus more on those areas to give a good sample for the rest of the game.
Yes , people always influence by the reviews.They do not use their own intelligence to decide about what is good and interesting games they want.There are lots of individuals coming only to make money view youtube ,blog and other medium.They present catchy and tempting reviews about the game they intended to promote.And we fall prey to it.
Yes, you are right both games are interesting that include survival FPS and horror simultaneously.So it is two thing in one package and it is not that bad.Who says it to be bad.It is recommendable games for those who wants to enjoy thrilling games.These games are excellent to play for any game lover.
A good collection of games you have.Although they are free,but are good to enjoy.In addition,it is nice thing that they all are free and no one can deny to have them all whether people have interest in games or not.These type of surprise is always welcome.
You should go on more forums/sites about gaming and Steam. They give you updates or alerts when a game is free, and all you gotta do is go to the Steam page, add it to the library, and it's yours permanently. There are also free stuff on GoG and Humblebundle, so you gotta check those sites out too. Usually promos and limited time offers, but hey, free is free.
Ooh, great choices. Portal 1 and 2 are both godly, they're some of the most brilliant puzzle games of all time out there. Their only downside is that they're both pretty short, but they really make the most out of every gimmick, so that was probably for the best. Still, on Portal 2 you can play community maps once you're done, and there's an amazing mod, Portal Stories: Mel, which even got the Best Fan Creation award at the Game Awards a few years ago. Try it out once you're done with the main game (...yes, I may be speaking a little too early, haha).
Maybe later; I'm playing Firewatch and I'm hooked. It's basically hiking in the woods (I'm still early in the game) and it's a pretty relaxing experience. Steam Sale ends in 12 hours or so, so the games I have now will probably be the same ones until the next sale, which I think is in November or December. What about you? What are you playing at the moment? I swear there's a lot on my plate and it would take a while to finish these games.
Yeah, I heard about that one. I didn't play myself, I only watched a few walkthroughs and it does seem relaxing, indeed.
Still playing Firewatch at the moment; I hate first person games honestly. They make me dizzy with the FOV and walking animation in general. I just can't stand it. Motion sickness and all that. Anyway, it's still gripping, and I don't think it will be that long of a game so I'll probably finish it today. I'm here at the forum chatting with people during breaks so I don't get as dizzy.
Wow, is it really that bad? I first learned about motion sickness after watching some videos about virtual reality, but I didn't know some people experienced it with standard first-person visual games, too. Is it because of the wobbling? Or is it due to the sudden camera movements? Whatever it is, I imagine FOV must make it worse. Sorry to hear that, though, that must suck :/
You are right here. Reviews are definitely important. I also read the reviews before actually purchasing the games. I also ask my friend for recommendations. When buying PC games especially we must be cautious because it might not be suitable for all operating systems.
The first episode of the game is really interesting, but in my opinion the action gets so much more intense in the later episodes. Episode 3 is probably my favorite, a good mix of story-telling and action which will keep you on the edge of your seat.
I think I'll try that next then. Steam sale ends in like 2 hours lol so I probably won't get the next episodes for a discount until November, so it will be a while. I'll play a bit and think about it, then get a last minute purchase if I like it. I just finished Firewatch and it was okay. Second half of the game felt pretty rushed though.
Well, there goes my plans for a virtual reality setup. I dunno, it's the delayed effect when you move your character. Your brain expects instant motion the moment you press the keys, but sometimes the camera is too slow or will twist around, and that makes me incredibly dizzy. I finished Firewatch and it was great. Not a lot of action; just exploration and suspense.