DOOM - $19.79
SEGA Genesis Classics Pack 5 - Phantasy Star 4 - $1.49
Mad Nords: Probably an Epic Quest - $2.49
King Arthur’s Gold - $2.49
Lego Star Wars Saga - $4.99
The Age of Decadence - $7.49
The Flame in the Flood - $9.99
Beholder - $6.69
Earthlock: Festival of Magic - $13.06
Earthlock: Festival of Magic OST - $5.27
Earthlock Skin Pack - $1.97
Subtotal $203.89
Discount -$128.17 (-62%)
Total $75.72
My wish list just took a significant hit. I’m pretty stoked about DOOM for $19.79 with all of the praise it’s gotten.
Some of the rest I might even get around to playing.
You each pick a faction and play for a combined victory. In battles, you can share units. For instance, in the Shogun 2 co-op campaign I have going now, I usually handle the front line while leaving the cavalry for my partner.
TWW forces you to pick different races stock, but there’s a mod which gives different legendary lords distinct starting positions, so you can team up with someone else of the same race.
If I’m not mistaken then WD2 is bundled with some kick-ass microphone for 80$ at the moment. See the Bargain thread. Maybe you can make a deal with somebody who only wants the mic.
I didn’t, no. The Zubmarine bit wasn’t really discounted that much, and I figured I might aswell try ‘vanilla’ first. Was that a bad call? I can still get a refund on it and wait for a better offer on the bundle in the future if the expansion is essential… (like I said: what I bought now will probably see me through next year anyway).
Twilight Struggle for my iPad: it works, and it’s beautiful. I am surprised at how evocative the game is through its gameplay. Sometimes, the majority is actually right?! GASP
Bohemian Killing on PC, a game I learned first about from a giveaway on one of Tom’s streams, and which has intrigued me since then. It is really atmospheric and… unusual, to say the least - it seems half the reviewers on Steam couldn’t accept that you are the murderer and aren’t going to timetravel your way out of it. I experienced issues with the controls on a non-standard keyboard, but the author told me he will fix it with a patch early next year.
And, well, Antihero should be part of this basket too, I guess!
I am still eyeing N++, Opus and, as in every sale, Chaos Reborn… Well, not Chaos Reborn anymore, as some awesome British Santa came in.
Yeah, a definite maybe from me also. It really clicked for me as I enjoyed exploring each hand crafted map and gradually increasing the power of my heroes through gear and abilities and trying to figure out how to advance as there is a pretty rigid path of power you need to follow through the game/maps. This can be a little frustrating as if you go in the wrong direction, you can quickly run into fights that are impossible.
If you can get past this and the many battles, ala Icewind Dale as Left_Empty mentions, there is a lot of good RPG goodness in there if it fits your taste.
