Games The Steam Thread

Doraku · Aug 22, 2015

I played Shadowrun Dragonfall weeks ago in anticipation for Shadowrun Hongkong.. I like it, a tad too slow-paced for my taste, but it's an awesome game. I think I'm going to buy Hongkong once I finish with Dragonfall.

Doraku · Oct 1, 2015

Try Jotun, in case you want another fun indie games on Steam.

Machi-tan · Oct 1, 2015

I just got Rivals of ... *looks at steam list*Aether there we go.

It's a pretty solid-feeling Smash bros immitation. I thought i'd hate it. But i like it. They need more characters. But since they are so heavily concerned with Match ups and balance, i get why it'd take forever to smooth a few new characters in.

Transistor is a great game also.. it's like.. my fav. And So is Bastion.

Doraku · Oct 31, 2015

I am not sure how many people around here playing Isaac, but Afterbirth DLC for Isaac is p. fun so far. I have only finished two runs tho, so obviously there is something more that I could discover by the end of this week.

Machi-tan · Nov 3, 2015

I just got my hands on it. Seems more than great actually! I still need to get the hang of it.

Totinona · Sep 2, 2016

I'm Seocchi on steam and like survival games++. <_>

Static · Oct 21, 2016

Only Steam game I played was Counter Strike 1.6 . Good ol' times

Onyx Darkmatter · Oct 25, 2016

I'd love to get my hands on Superhot, but the game just costs far more than what it's worth. Thankfully, it's $15 now, but I'm still unsure if I wanna get the game for that price. :kappa

Then there's a game that I'm waiting for its confirmation release date (Shantae: Half-Genie Hero). Even though the game will be released in other consoles (excluding 360 and PS3), I usually get it on Steam for conveniences. But man, it feels like forever. :emocat

xi0 · Jan 31, 2017

Holy moley, that The Witcher III sale on Steam right now :pogchamp

I remember buying the first two games in the series in a Holiday Steam sale a few years ago. Tried playing the first game and it crashed on me and like most Steam sprees I go on, I have a hard time devoting too much time to one thing and never returned to it. Now that I got a bonafide gaming setup earlier this year, it was too good a deal to pass up. Granted, it might be annoying to progress through the series linearly and start from the beginning, but from what I can tell this is one of those series that is made for doing that sort of thing.