Subject: I recommend Portal
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Posted on: 2017-06-23 04:43:00 UTC
It's a fun game, not super long, and GLaDOS' sass is good stuff.
I need to beat Portal 2 and probably take another shot at Terraria one of these days.
- Tomash
Talk about what (if anything) you're getting or thinking of getting, rave about games you think other people should buy, ask if X game is worth the money, and so on.
Personally, I really should be staying away from the sale because I already have a backlog in my Steam library, but I'm once again thinking about getting Kerbal Space Program. Or Stellaris.
I recommend Terraria, if that's part of the sale. It's sort of like Minecraft, but 2D, slightly more linear, and with way more NPCs and bosses. Word of warning; you will probably die a lot while getting used to it. And I mean A LOT, especially once you hit Hardmode. Still, it's fun, it's addictive as all get-out, and I'm really enjoying it.
Also, my 12-year-old cousin recommended A Night in the Woods after hearing that I liked Undertale (which I also highly recommend, by the way, Toby Fox is a Goddamn genius); can anyone who's played it weigh in?
I guess now's as good a time as any to finally pick up Portal 1 and 2...though I should probably be saving my money for more important stuff...aheheh.
It's a fun game, not super long, and GLaDOS' sass is good stuff.
I need to beat Portal 2 and probably take another shot at Terraria one of these days.
- Tomash
Mass Effect and Mass Effect 2
Fallout New Vegas, Fallout 3
Assassin’s Creed and Assassin’s Creed 2
Elder Scrolls: Oblivion
The Witcher 1 & 2
Final Fantasy 7
Middle-earth: Shadow of Mordor
Because those Assassin's Creed games are gonna eat into my pocket money. >.> But the rest of them are an absolute steal and I'm quite excited to get started!
Why now... Why oh why, when I have to save munny for London Gathering!? UGHGHHHHH
Where do I even begin?
- Shadow of Mordor 80% OFF !!!!11oneoneone
- South Park: The Stick of Truth
- The Witcher 3 dropped half off...
- Ughhh and Darkest Dungeon -60%!
Why can't The Witcher 3 run reasonably on five-year-old "business" laptops?
I'd like to play it, but I don't (and won't for a for months to a year more) have the hardware for it. Argh.
- Tomash