I am asking this as I am interested in how other people choose games and think about things but you choose games to buy by the looks of it or does gameplay mechanics play any role in it?

I have been playing games since 1988 so I have played a lot of stuff during my whole life but I have never considered only buying games of a certain genre or camera perspective etc. Gameplay is what catches me and the amount of indie games in my library is proof of this. That said I mostly play to see and experience different rules and mechanics in games. Very seldom I finish a game because once I figured it out it is probably dead to me as I find something new to play. There are exceptions of course. And yes, I know I have a problem 😂

Can confirm. Spammed the shit out of those buttons and it finally worked.

Yeah. Too bad that you can’t pause and keep the 20% off the store any more. Oh well I don’t buy much over there anyway.

I think they are out of keys. Doesn’t list the game any more, only the soundtrack.

Oh nice. They even have a post about RSS feeds which I use every day to get my gaming news. Added!

Wait… Older genres? Never thought of it that way but it is true that there are some new ones. When is a genre old? 20 years, 30 years?

I got about 30 hours doing most stuff. The thing is that there is more of the game after the story is done, about double the content or so i have read. I did not do that part myself so can’t say much about it.

I also tried to get diriger games to install with heroic, lutfisk or whatever but never got it to work. Threw the installer to steam and it just works. Weird… So I just do everything through steam now instead of messing around.

Had a lot of fun with the demo of this one. Ha e go be atleast half a year ago now. Looking forward to it.

Same here. Booted windows one time because I needed to fix my 8bitdo controller.