ConansWitchBaby
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Golden Sun Series (gba for 1&2; DS for 3)
Golden Sun Series (gba for 1&2; DS for 3)
Share games that might have slipped through peoples notice.
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Save 60% on Game Dev Tycoon on Steam
In Game Dev Tycoon you replay the history of the gaming industry by starting your own video game development company in the 80s. Create best selling games. Research new technologies and invent new game types. Become the leader of the market and gain worldwide fans.
Save 75% on Warhammer 40,000: Chaos Gate - Daemonhunters on Steam
Lead humanity’s greatest weapon, the Grey Knights, in this fast-paced turn-based tactical RPG. Root out and purge a galaxy-spanning plague in a cinematic, story-driven campaign, using the tactics and talents of your own personalised squad of Daemonhunters.
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Save 80% on IL-2 Sturmovik: 1946 on Steam
Il-2 1946 includes all of the original IL-2 series content: IL-2 Sturmovik™: Forgotten Battles, Ace Expansion Pack, Pacific Fighters™ and alternate histry campaigns of year 1946. What was years ago began as a one-aircraft study sim is now an astonishing anthology, with a whopping 229 flyable...
Galactic Civilizations® II: Ultimate Edition on Steam
Get the complete GalCiv II saga including Galactic Civilizations II: Dread Lords, the expansion pack Dark Avatar, and the newest expansion pack Twilight of the Arnor!
Blood Bowl 2 on Steam
Blood Bowl 2 smashes Warhammer and American football together, in an explosive cocktail of turn-based strategy, humour and brutality, adapted from Games Workshop’s famous boardgame.
Supreme Commander on Steam
For a thousand years, three opposing forces have waged war for what they believe is true. There can be no room for compromise: their way is the only way. Dubbed The Infinite War, this devastating conflict has taken its toll on a once-peaceful galaxy and has only served to deepen the hatred...
Cossacks 3 on Steam
Cossacks 3 is the return of RTS classics. Obtain resources, build cities and research technologies while taking command of great armies, crushing enemies in grand historical warfares on land and sea!
Save 75% on Melody's Escape on Steam
Run, jump and slide to the rhythm of your own music library! In Melody's Escape, advanced audio detection algorithms transcribe the energy that you feel when listening to music into a synchronized gameplay experience, with a captivating and dynamic obstacle course.
AudioSurf on Steam
Ride your music. Audiosurf is a music-adapting puzzle racer where you use your own music to create your own experience. The shape, the speed, and the mood of each ride is determined by the song you choose.
Beat Hazard on Steam
Experience your music collection like never before with this intense music driven arcade shooter. Each of your songs will have its own unique ebb and flow based on the music.
Tiny Glade on Steam
Tiny Glade is a small diorama builder where you doodle whimsical castles, cozy cottages & romantic ruins. Explore gridless building chemistry as the game adorns your glades with procedural detail. No management, combat or goals: just kick back and turn forgotten meadows into lovable dioramas.
Dystopika on Steam
A city-building sandbox for futuristic cities. No goals, no management, just creativity and dark cozy vibes.
Divinity: Dragon Commander on Steam
You are the Dragon Commander. Your mission it is to reunite a broken empire and become the new emperor. Success depends entirely on your ability to efficiently rule your empire, build invincible armies and lead them to victory.
S.W.I.N.E. HD Remaster on Steam
S.W.I.N.E. HD Remaster is the new edition of the challenging classic strategy game S.W.I.N.E! The filthiest of all wars between the Rabbit and the Pig armies is a sophisticated real-time strategy with completely revised textures, detailed unit models, a 16:9 adapted interface.
The Saboteur™ on Steam
This open-world action thriller takes you through the seedy streets of Paris as you seek to undermine the German authority and lead a rebellion. Fight across rooftops and through dangerous alleys, and operate a wide variety of vehicles as you navigate your terrain.
Overlord™: Raising Hell on Steam
How evil can you get? Discover how corruptible you are in Overlord, the twisted fantasy action adventure where you can be evil (or really evil). In the game's seriously warped fantasy world, players will become the Overlord and get first-hand experience of how absolute power corrupts absolutely.
Aaaaand, I have more, but got bored copying.
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Afterimage!
The best Metroidvania I ever played!
No exaggeration!!!
Even with the big ones in mind like Castlevania that holds true to me. I basically loved everything about it.
The fighting system works great.
You got a lot of fun abilities, spells, weapon arts, and movement abilities. And bosses are all predictable in their patterns to be figured out.
The skill tree is huge and very satisfying.
As I said, you got spells, which pack a punch.
Elemental storms, necromancy attacks. One can't complain about variety later on.
But the weapons are nice as well. There are many different kinds. Swords, katana, double blade, scythe, greatsword etc., and I can tell you, they are all make for completely different styles to play. And even among the same category, in mid to late game, they'll always have special traits or new weapon arts, which keep them different. For example, one katana that covers everything in front with slashes. A sword that shoots projectiles. A life drain sword. So much stuff!
The story is pretty good, in my opinion. At the start, it may feel cliché and strangely cryptic, but the more you advance, the clearer it gets.
At the same time, the NPCs made the game lively. They interact, they move, it wasn't just a cold, dead world. I liked getting back to the main village.
Did I mention it got a cooking system? And for every dish you first consume, you get permanent stat boosts, which makes even gathering relevant.
The true end boss fight is still burned in my memory, as I was max level, and even then had to struggle.
And the world is totally vast!
The one tiny point might be that it's a very free game, where you can accidentally take the wrong turn. I also would recommend sticking at the start strictly to the questline locations, as I accidentally triggered a dialogue for far later, when I drove by boat to the wrong island.
Seriously, I don't regret anything about any investment I made into that game.
The best Metroidvania I ever played!
No exaggeration!!!
Even with the big ones in mind like Castlevania that holds true to me. I basically loved everything about it.
The fighting system works great.
You got a lot of fun abilities, spells, weapon arts, and movement abilities. And bosses are all predictable in their patterns to be figured out.
The skill tree is huge and very satisfying.
As I said, you got spells, which pack a punch.
Elemental storms, necromancy attacks. One can't complain about variety later on.
But the weapons are nice as well. There are many different kinds. Swords, katana, double blade, scythe, greatsword etc., and I can tell you, they are all make for completely different styles to play. And even among the same category, in mid to late game, they'll always have special traits or new weapon arts, which keep them different. For example, one katana that covers everything in front with slashes. A sword that shoots projectiles. A life drain sword. So much stuff!
The story is pretty good, in my opinion. At the start, it may feel cliché and strangely cryptic, but the more you advance, the clearer it gets.
At the same time, the NPCs made the game lively. They interact, they move, it wasn't just a cold, dead world. I liked getting back to the main village.
Did I mention it got a cooking system? And for every dish you first consume, you get permanent stat boosts, which makes even gathering relevant.
The true end boss fight is still burned in my memory, as I was max level, and even then had to struggle.
And the world is totally vast!
The one tiny point might be that it's a very free game, where you can accidentally take the wrong turn. I also would recommend sticking at the start strictly to the questline locations, as I accidentally triggered a dialogue for far later, when I drove by boat to the wrong island.
Seriously, I don't regret anything about any investment I made into that game.
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Tale of Immortal. It is a chinese game, cultivation setting meets kenshi\mount and blade type of gameplay, a sandbox rpg. For a relatively cheap price you get a very fun sandbox. Nice art, nice music, gameplay is a bit grindy though. Overall it is way smaller when compared to 'big' and established sandboxes. Lacks depth if that makes sense. You can do a fair share of things, for example alchemy or artifact creation, but it doesn't drastically change the gameplay. However, the studio keeps updating the game and adds new content, so maybe they will address this issue.
Sands of Salzaar. Same as above but the setting is a desert.
Sands of Salzaar. Same as above but the setting is a desert.
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Tales of Xillia was probably my favorite game on the PS3, next to Arkham Asylum. It had one of the best stories of any video game I've ever played, and that's not just in "for a video game" standards. Not a lot of people played it, though. So...
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The Riftbreaker on Steam
The Riftbreaker is a solo or Co-op base-building, survival game with Action-RPG elements for up to 4 players. Hack & slash countless hordes of enemies. Build up your base, craft powerful weapons and research new inventions to survive.
Manic Miners: A LEGO Rock Raiders remake by Baraklava
Manic Miners: the Rock Raiders remake you've been waiting for.
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Ghost 1.0 on Steam
A mysterious agent, capable of becoming a digital ghost, sneaks aboard the Nakamura Space Station. This is where the fun begins: the station is well-protected with its heavy defences, never-ending arsenal of weapons, and mysterious artifacts. It will all have to be destroyed.
Nuclear Blaze on Steam
A unique 2D firefighting platformer from the creator of Dead Cells, featuring devastating backdrafts, exploding walls, and expected cat rescues. Battle your way through a mysterious government facility, striving to keep the blaze under control.
Save 20% on Aeruta on Steam
A bread revolution across the world now begins! Aeruta is a side-scrolling action game with a shop management twist, fight monsters for materials and use them to make breads, then finally make the deserted town popular again!
CrossCode on Steam
A retro-inspired 2D Action RPG set in the distant future. CrossCode combines 16-bit SNES-style graphics with butter-smooth physics, a fast-paced combat system, and engaging puzzle mechanics, served with a gripping sci-fi story.
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There was this game I played years back, a side-scroller. Something about Mages. You created your own Magic spells from like an insanely vast amount of options. All spells were created by you, so if they sucked, it was because you sucked.
I learned how to create spells that basically destroyed everything on the screen including the landmasses to the point that they would make the game go into lag-overdrive for a few seconds, and this was on a not quite top-of-the-line computer, but like just below top-of-the-line (for its time of course," so still better than average rig.
I CANNOT remember this game. I lost my steam account due to a screwy email account and since Steam lacks a customer support option, I lost it.
I learned how to create spells that basically destroyed everything on the screen including the landmasses to the point that they would make the game go into lag-overdrive for a few seconds, and this was on a not quite top-of-the-line computer, but like just below top-of-the-line (for its time of course," so still better than average rig.
I CANNOT remember this game. I lost my steam account due to a screwy email account and since Steam lacks a customer support option, I lost it.
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Fish man 2
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Noita?
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Y'all are sleeping on The Adventures of Darwin for the PS2 (actually probably not. the reviews aren't the best)
But it's pretty much Pikmin for the PS2 but you instead lead a bunch of monkeys that evolve into people, and one of the endings involves God giving your people the blessing of gun, leading to humanity's extinction.
But it's pretty much Pikmin for the PS2 but you instead lead a bunch of monkeys that evolve into people, and one of the endings involves God giving your people the blessing of gun, leading to humanity's extinction.
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So basically Murrica, The Game?
Lumionous Arc for DS, and Stella Glow for 3DS. Great games, but overshadowed by bigger releases, especially Stella Glow. But a SRPG with dating sim elements on the 3DS, while Fire Emblem exists?
Rune Factory series, especially 3 and 4. The progenitor of the blight that is "games with farming elements", but most people only know Stardew Valley, so RF gets stamped as "anime Stardew", even though it was there way before SV. Heck, RF started to run as "A fantasy Harvest Moon (now known as Story of Seasons)".
Ar Tonelico, especially 1 and 2 for the PS2, were true gems for JRPG fans. The soundtrack is something I'd put on the same level as the Nier games.
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Metro Gravity, a rhythm 3d action metroidvania puzzle game, came out this year.
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Dwarf Fortress
Age of Wonders (three is my favorite, but the whole series is good)
Dungeons, War for the Overworld, Dungeon Keeper- any of those, but probably not all of them.
God Eater (any of them again)
Xcom (Pretty mainstream, but whatever)
Dragon's Dogma: Dark Arisen
Lord of the Rings: Battle For Middle Earth 2 (Also pretty mainstream at this point)
Disney's Treasure Planet: Battle of Procyon (I admit I haven't played it. Just the demo when I was a kid)
Holocure
Tales of Berseria (Again, pretty mainstream, but it's the only tales game I played so... It feels 'hidden')
I unfortunately haven't had a chance to play a lot of game recently, so this stuff is just what was in my steam library.
Age of Wonders (three is my favorite, but the whole series is good)
Dungeons, War for the Overworld, Dungeon Keeper- any of those, but probably not all of them.
God Eater (any of them again)
Xcom (Pretty mainstream, but whatever)
Dragon's Dogma: Dark Arisen
Lord of the Rings: Battle For Middle Earth 2 (Also pretty mainstream at this point)
Disney's Treasure Planet: Battle of Procyon (I admit I haven't played it. Just the demo when I was a kid)
Holocure
Tales of Berseria (Again, pretty mainstream, but it's the only tales game I played so... It feels 'hidden')
I unfortunately haven't had a chance to play a lot of game recently, so this stuff is just what was in my steam library.