- Erenshor ($16.99), little iffy on this, I like the concept of an MMO that respects its players time, but the simulated online aspects are very strange to me. Intrigued, but not sure if I'll bite.
There's a demo of this one. Personally, as an old school Everquest player, it just hits right. It really perfectly emulates the experience, though it's much more compressed than the actual EQ was, but it feels cool to look at players "online" and be able to invite them to a party and such. I played the hell out of the demo like last year and ended-up picking this up as soon as it hit EA earlier this year. Still haven't really touched it--which is a good reason for me not to buy anything else right now--but I thought it was great fun.
I picked up:
Mouthwashing and
Khazan The First Berserker.
Theres a lot more I'd like to get but I already have hundred of hours of CRPGs and other games I'm still trying to find time to play.
Mouthwashing is on my list of to play. Maybe I should add it to my cart...
I would like to try Pacific Drive. I keep picking things up and putting them down half finished lately, but its only €10 and its could be the next thing to grab me so I'll probably cave sooner or later.
This one is finally playable since they added a Save & Quit option. Though the performance of the game is still very irritating to me; it runs absolutely terribly on everything, even though it doesn't have the fidelity to actually run as bad as it does.
Currently in my cart, but I'm not sure if I'll pull the trigger, given the aforementioned of having tons of stuff I bought but haven't touched. Not to mention, I just picked-up Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night not two days ago.
Seems interesting to me. I love the EGA/CGA graphics coupled with the horror visuals; though the last game I picked up like this (Faith), I've barely touched because I ended-up finding myself irritated with the gameplay.
Summer, 1954. A perfect vacation awaits three best friends, playing games, making crazy plans, and running from bullies... Until they meet the vampire. What really happened that summer at Varney Lake?
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This one I just want to own on something. I think it's been ported to Vita, so I should probably play it there, but I think it would be a great Steam Deck game.
Blasphemous is a brutal action-platformer with skilled hack’n slash combat set in the nightmare world of Cvstodia. Explore, upgrade your abilities, and perform savage executions on the hordes of enemies that stand between you and your quest to break eternal damnation.
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Just looks like a fun romp. Though it's probably the one I'm least likely to pick-up currently, since it's also the most expensive and I don't really want another first person game right now, since I'm deep into Kingdom Come 2
Become the legendary part man, part machine, all cop hero and deliver justice in Old Detroit.
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