Specific Games:
DokterBeefcake wrote on Dec 31, 2010, 10:40:
I'm so glad GoG has Tyrian for free. I really don't know how else I would get an open-sourced, freeware game that has excellent Windows-native ports. The benevolence of these clowns is endless.
Jerykk wrote on Dec 30, 2010, 21:22:
I couldn't really get into The Ball. The concept sounds interesting but babysitting a giant ball for hours gets old. Most of the puzzles aren't very engaging either.
Caladell wrote on Dec 31, 2010, 01:38:Golwar wrote on Dec 30, 2010, 18:38:
Get Hegemony, get it now!
Sweet game and with the betas leading to the Gold version, they add so many improvements that you can't do anything wrong for $3...
Thank you for that suggestion. I had seen it was on sale, but knew nothing about the game, and just passed it over. Most games like that I don't pay attention to because they just don't do it for me. But after you mentioned it, I decided to try the demo, and just after a few minutes, I bought it. It's now roughly 3 hours later, and I'm taking my first break from it.
What does it for me is that it has combat similar to the total war games, but without the boring-ass city parts. It's really like a more streamlined total war game. Build units, send em out to conquer, rout enemies, capture them as slaves, and send em to work in your mines![]()
Good game, and I recommend it to any Risk/Total War fans.
Nooooooo. No. It's a very, very poor effort. Terrible handling, it feels like you're driving a skate-board.
Golwar wrote on Dec 30, 2010, 18:38:
Get Hegemony, get it now!
Sweet game and with the betas leading to the Gold version, they add so many improvements that you can't do anything wrong for $3...
Ventura wrote on Dec 30, 2010, 18:05:
I'm tempted to pick up the new Need 4 Speed Hot Pursuit at $30, but it's only a 40% saving. Going to watch some Youtube gameplay vids while I think about that one![]()