I bought crysis 3. Pretty underwhelming so far but I am not that far into it. Hopefully it gets better. Without a doubt the most demanding game I have.
Last game you bought, did you enjoy it?
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The last game I bought was Tales of Graces f and I still haven't gotten around to playing it. I also bought Tales of Xillia at around the same time and I am enjoying that a lot, so Graces will hopefully be just as good.
Oh its worth it!BearShark said:
I'm currently playing through Borderlands 2. It was 1 of about 5 games I bought at the last Steam Sale. So far i'm having a lot of fun with it. Its over-the-top, well written, cheesy, hilarious and, well, insane! I'm almost tempted to buy the DLC characters. Ive heard great things about the Mechromancer and I'm assuming that the Psycho plays out like Brick from the original?
Last purchase was The Bureau. It was a solid game if one isn't completely sick of Mass Effect style gameplay, but I was pretty disappointed that it was a linear campaign instead of the pseudo randomly generated side missions with story based missions at certain intervals.
The game was solid enough but nothing new in the gameplay and nothing outstanding enough that I'd purchase again knowing what I know now. Already went to back to Payday 2.
The game was solid enough but nothing new in the gameplay and nothing outstanding enough that I'd purchase again knowing what I know now. Already went to back to Payday 2.
Last bought Fire emblem awakening. I thoroughly enjoy the game the two playthroughs I did so far.
I finally got Persona 4 last week. I think it may very well have been the best decision I've ever made.
Bought Wizardry 6, 7 and 8 from GOG in a sale. Aside from a bit of irritation when making my party (rolling for bonus points is soul-crushing D
I'm really enjoying Wizardry 6. It's exactly the kind of game I've wanted for ages.
It's made me even more excited to get Etrian Odyssey IV, too.
I'm really enjoying Wizardry 6. It's exactly the kind of game I've wanted for ages.It's made me even more excited to get Etrian Odyssey IV, too.
As I said earlier, it's fine once you get used to the driving controls. Doing so, however, will take a while.TheMann said:
As for Vampire: The Masquerade Bloodlines, as far as I know, you don't have to patch to play it on Steam. You have to patch it to actually make it *playable.* The game was released and then the studio either walked away from it or folded (I can't remember which).
Pretty sure I last bought Crimson Gem Saga, Riveria: The Promised Land and Class of Heroes all at once during Atlus's PSN sale several weeks ago. The former two I haven't played yet (heh, backlogs) and the latter didn't bother to explain anything at all, so it lost me at the beginner's dungeon. I mean, I don't want to be spoon-fed, it's just that can you please explain to me how all these things work with a quick battle tutorial? An in-game manual of some sort? Something? Maybe I'm just stupid, but I have played JRPGs before.
I'm enjoying it quite a bit as well. Spot on about the levels. Major issue I have would be the time it deviates from what it's doing so well in order to have a big dumb action movie moment.josemlopes said:
Does buying DLC count? I received Borderlands 2 for Christmas but I bought the season pass and the ultimate Vault Hunter DLC as my last game purchases. Oh I bought Dragonborn another DLC for Skyrim during the Steam sale. The last full game I bought was Skyrim last year. Did I enjoy them? Well so far I have about 600 hours logged between BL2 and Skyrim so I can say yes I do indeed.
I just bought Brutal Legend..again, but this time on PC with all the DLC. My Xbox is on the fritz anyway and it's one of the few games that I have no problem paying for it again because I support it that much (coincidentally, Double Fine's Psychonauts is up there too). I absolutely loved it the first 2 times I played through it on 360 and this time is no different. Sure, there are ALOT of things wrong with it but it dared to be different and the end result is still a fun game with the best soundtrack of any game ever. Also, the premise for the environments was heavy metal album covers, of different decades and genres, come to life. How is that not one of the greatest things ever?
Hmmm... the last game I bought was The Witcher on GOG. It was $2.50 and I figured that was worth me not having to get the disc out next time I want to play it. I really enjoyed the game when I originally played it, but that was a few years ago now.
If DLC counts, I bought and played through Dishonored's The Brigmore Witches earlier this week. It wasn't amazing but it was as good as the rest of the game's content I thought, and plenty of fun. As with the rest of the Dishonored content I played through it twice: once in low chaos and then a speedrun of sorts in high chaos.
The last new release I played was Shadowrun Returns... but I paid for that over a year ago via Kickstarter. It was fun as a sort of RPG-lite experience with a pretty well-told story, interesting world, and decent turn-based combat.
If DLC counts, I bought and played through Dishonored's The Brigmore Witches earlier this week. It wasn't amazing but it was as good as the rest of the game's content I thought, and plenty of fun. As with the rest of the Dishonored content I played through it twice: once in low chaos and then a speedrun of sorts in high chaos.
The last new release I played was Shadowrun Returns... but I paid for that over a year ago via Kickstarter. It was fun as a sort of RPG-lite experience with a pretty well-told story, interesting world, and decent turn-based combat.
