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This game is free to claim until 10 AM PDT 24 May 2017 (tomorrow).
The DLC containing the Starpoint Gemini missions ported to SG2 is also free.
Then again, it'll probably end up like all those games I get for free then never end up playing.
Final week of this Kickstarter.
Still not decided whether I'm going to back it. I might, given that the soundtrack level is just $15. Also it's Carpe Fulgur.
This video is really awesome.
On the other hand, someone said (6 years ago lol) "all games today are way too easy!"
Sigh. This is specifically a challenge run, you dolt.
See it's more useful if you make them meaningful. For example, if enemies have damage reduction/nullification that applies to each hit, or if you can deal more damage to things with high defense by using multi-hitting low-damage moves rather than one move that tries to hit hard but is mostly shielded.
In Mega Man Battle Network, there's only damage reduction in the form of elemental shields, and also temporary enemy immunity for some bosses if you deal too much damage at one time, and that made things like the fishes' multi-arrow chips more interesting.
Thanks! I picked it up.
Also Harmful Park seems like Parodius minus super-catchy remixes of classical music.
I was right. Mega Man Legacy Collection 2 is coming to PC, containing Mega Man 7, 8, 9, and 10.
I just wish that both MMLCs would go DRM-free.
This seems like an interesting game but I feel I don't want to pick it up just yet because I still haven't sorted out in my head how I want to deal with WRPG stat customization systems and I sorta have two other WRPGs lined up already.
Anyway, do check out GOG right now because they're doing their summer sale.
Aquaria is great. I don't know the rest but Abzû looks really pretty.
Though this also reminds me that I have Depth Hunter and Depth Hunter 2 though I think those two games are in shallow-water environments.
Expert estimates seem to be in line with conventional-wisdom guesses, which is that GOG has a minority but significant market share in the digital distribution videogames market.
Note: Estimates may differ based on how playerbase data is counted. For example, SteamSpy is a third-party tool used to estimate Steam playerbase sizes, but for many games a number of Steam customers may actually have Steam keys. I don't know if there's a way to externally differentiate that, short of seeing what symbol comes up when each user writes a review (and that's a relatively recent feature). And those Steam keys can easily come from Humble Bundles and Humble Store, as well as Indie Gala and Gala Store, and other bundle and authorized third-party seller sites like GamersGate, itch.io, Groupees, Bundle Stars, and formerly Desura and Indie Royale. (And also some illegitimate third-party resellers.)
And note that Humble Bundle and Humble Store frequently distribute DRM-free + Steam key, which is an option for people who want to get a game on Steam but don't want to be permanently tied to Steam. (Groupees, GamersGate, and itch.io often do this too; Indie Gala formerly did this.)
GOG doesn't even have public display of profiles with games owned, for that matter.
This seems neat. Might as well get started on my "games I'm looking forward to in 2018" list, especially since my 2017 list is coming in (sheesh, is Pyre really releasing next month? Barely heard anything about it since the initial reveals)