Everyone values things differently. Any AAA or AA or big studio titles that get lumped into Choice are rarely ones I’m going to play. I don’t care if it’s a $60 value. Meanwhile, Katana Zero is one of the most lauded small indie titles of the last few years. If Choice had more games like it, I don’t care how old they are or really what their regular price is, I would be happy as a clam as a Choice subscriber.
You guys made me remote install Katana Zero on my console and on my PC using the Game Pass app. If it’s that good, I should play it now instead of waiting for the Humble Bundle to drop! :)
My kid usually plays most stuff gained via Humble/Epic/whatever, but he purposely bought Katana Zero and 100%'d it because he enjoyed it that much. Not my kind of game, but he has a pretty good track record of not buying stuff that’s crap. FWIW.
That would seem to depend pretty strongly on what part of the “indie” market interests a person, wouldn’t it? Indie may get treated as a genre but it’s really not. Most of what’s here appears to be either action or horror (with some adventure and VN stuff thrown in), and those don’t interest me much whether they’re “indie” or not.
Yes, but it is no different than using AAA to describe games. In past months we’ve gotten a PGA and an NBA game. Not thrilling if you don’t care for them.
This month’s bundle looks ok. But then again, I still haven’t even claimed last month’s bundle. And part of that includes games I already own.
I suppose I’m here because after seeing that Planet Zoo was again on special on the Steam store, I was hoping it would have been a headliner this month. I guess that’s a big part of my disappointment.
112 Operator is about the only game I have much interest in this month. Decisions… decisions.
Older. :) But if you’re interested in the game it’s worth taking the processor specs seriously (unlike with most game) because it really does beat up the CPU pretty hard (or did last time I played it anyway).
Unless you actually want the October bundle that’s not really a great deal.
If November is something I want, I can do the pause dance and get it for $8. If by some miracle December is also something I want, it’d cost me $12, that’s a total of $20 for those two months.
If I take the $6 a month deal I’m stuck with October (which I don’t want) and I also get November and December, so in the best case scenario where those are both months I want it’s $18 for those two instead of $20 for those two. But, of course, I have to buy them sight unseen to save those $2 and their track record lately is not so great.
So yeah, I’ll take my chances and if they’re actually both good months I’ll be thrilled to pay them the extra $2 I might have saved here.
…if the $4 off coupon is offered, which may or not happen. If it doesn’t happen then you would be paying $24 for the 2 months that you want, which is a whopping $6 over the incredible bargain of $18 for 2 months and a month full of games that you don’t want but could gift to the good people of QT3 - bringing you much joy and good luck.