Have had this on my wishlist - did the price jump up considerably with full release or am I just imagining it being cheaper before?Going to also throw Alaloth in the mix, recently come out of early access and I've heard good things about it but not tried it yet:
Have had this on my wishlist - did the price jump up considerably with full release or am I just imagining it being cheaper before?
There is nothing more satisfying as watching your squad perfectly synergies.Unicorn Overlord (banger!)
I want to love these games but the cutscenes and dialog are so damn "meh" or "mid" to me that I tend to move away from Ys or something like Daybreak. I mean, the gameplay and style look appealing to me (similar with Fate/Remnant). I'm just worried I won't be able to keep my attention or interest due to dull or lame dialog. And these games seem full of it... Sorry, I don't want to sound too harsh here.Trails through Daybreak
Ys X: Nordics
I understand that. You claim to be a gamer but are missing the best games out of thereNever heard of those, thanks for the insider tip.
I don't think the Pro patch was well implemented on Avatar. It was a great looking game to begin with and now I honestly think it looks worse, particularly the water.If you have a Pro, Avatar Frontiers of Pandora is on sale in the PSN Black Friday deal. Ultimate edition that gets you both DLCs is like $50. The Pro upgrade is really impressive compared to the base Performance mode. It runs the Quality settings at 60fps.
I bought Shadowgate earlier this year, the remastered version (?). Wasn't a huge fan of it but this looks up my alley.Cool, another chance for me to shill Beyond Shadowgate.
Did you play (and love) the NES version of Shadowgate like I did? You need to play this game. It was crafted from design documents that were made 30 years ago when they were planning a sequel to the NES classic, which never materialized... until now. The interface is designed around the old NES game, and the Steam download itself is something like 40MB. Pixel art is great, music is fantastic, puzzles are great (hard, but not too hard). Just an overall great experience that I'm sure I'll be replaying several times.
EDIT: also tons of nostalgia as the game has levels based on Deja Vu and The Uninvited
Couple more recommendations:
Cyber Knights - Tactical RPG similar to XCOM but in a Cyberpunk setting. It's in early access but well worth a spin if you're a fan of tactical RPG's:
And two of the previous games from the same developer:
Star Traders is really deep spacefaring RPG/strategy/tactical game, where combat plays out similar to battles in darkest dungeon. At it's current price I'd say it's a must try. If you need a guide refer to this one:
Templar Battleforce:
Can't attest for this one yet but I'll be picking it up this sale.