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Divinity. Awesome game.

Well, if you want Neptunia with dlcs you should checking price of Neptunia Collection. It is sometimes in hb store for 15-16 euro and contains Neptunia 1,2,3 with dlcs.

Night in the Woods obviously. I would even buy it for double the price, if needed. You did a mistake there. :/

I'm aware you already selected, but let me support your choice:
D:OS for sure. :)

Arguably, check the gameplay of Hyperdimension before you buy it. Some people can't stand the gameplay and the grinding that comes with the game. On the other hands, others might not like the humor style of the game.

I think you chose wisely, though Night and Owlboy would have been excellent choices as well.

Also, I like your prices, and I wish to claim them for myself. Can you send them my way? Thanks. :)

Well. I would do that as well. Yes.

In fairness to myself, my thread was first... :-P

If you do not own previous Deus Ex titles, just get the complete collection.

Doesn't DE:MD end on a cliffhanger or something similar? That may be a huge disappointment if the price is too high.

Spellforce 3 is supposed to be a bit silly with bugs right now, and even past those, critical reviews had some reservations. At the very least, you probably'd have a bit of a wait till you could get an experience with minimal frustration. Meanwhile, the Divinity games are quite rich and enjoyable, and the D:OS series has gotten nothing but praise toward it.
Past that, I think it boils down to a question of what style of RPG you prefer, and how important RTS elements in your RPG are (versus having co-op and non-linear play).

Hands down Div 2

Darkest Dungeon would be my choice :)

I can recommend Darkest Dungeon a lot, haven't played Hollow Knight yet though, highly wishlisted for me too ^^

Depends on what you like the most.
From what I saw Planet Coaster has most replayability but can get boring after some time if you are not into that as much.
DD can be so RNG sometimes that can make you quit the game if you are not ok with it.
And last Hollow Knight is a nice game with nothing negative to say about it (but you do it once and maybe that is that)

I would choose Planet Coaster since I have DD already, if I didn;t I would go for DD :)

In case it not too late. You should buy Hollow Knight. That game is one of the best games I even play in last 3-4 years. Darkest Dungeon is good but is picking on it own customer; you need to have a proper mindset to enjoy Darkest Dungeon.

Moneywise, Hollow Knight, still be better than Darkest Dungeon on since Cherry Team (Hollow Knight dev.) don't intend to release any paid DLC while DD dev is working on another one.

I don't have Planet Coaster, so I can't say much about it.

You might be interested in http://store.steampowered.com/app/582270/

This free game to learn more about idling to make a profit and then upgrade to this and put what you learned in the first game into practice because it comes with cards!

You should get cherries :3

jk
what should i pick?

Not sure why Hyoshi said it is short. I have around 5 hours in it and I have a lot more to go :D
It is a good game if you ask me :)

Out of all of these to me Dead Cells has most hours/bucks spent, as far as I see it :D
But Hollow Knight is gr8 as well.
I would w8 Cuphead to drop more, Rabi-Ribi is for me the worst of all 4 XD

A hat in time

Playing through Prey right now and I am loving it.
Both have are quite similar whereas Prey has Aliens in it and Deus Ex: has a more futuristic Earth setting.
Love how Prey doesn't give me the feeling of Go to A and now go to B. and has a lot of multiple optional missions that you can choose to do or not at anytime.

for what i readed PUBG have a lot of problems whit cheaters, optimization of the game, etc.... (so if your PC it's a potato = don't buy it)

Witchet 1 and 2 combat it's a lot more diferent than 3, probably you will not like it (the first 2 games) watch some youtube videos first and maybe you choice to buy the GOTY edition of witcher 3.

i have the same problem than you but i have 50$ to spend and i don't know yet what multiplayer game to buy.(because i want a multiplayer one)

Well, I find PUBG to be one of the most boring multiplayer games ever... I am not a great fan of multiplayer games in general, but I like tactical games, and I love stealth games, yet PUBG feels more like a camping simulator for half of the matches, running to goddamn safe zone for the other half. I only play PUBG with a friend in my room to talk and do shit together, alone it's hard to not get bored during most of the matches; playing with a party on the other hand is a lot better. Anyway I also tried Fortnite, which is free, more action-packed and polished, so from my perspective is way better (yet not the kind of games I tend to play a lot).

The Witcher game series is one of the best experience you can have in gaming, if you like good stories, role-play, and developers that put actual efforts in their games. They are all pretty long, I think around 50-80hrs for the first one, 50-70 for the second, 100 to infinite for the third, based on how many side quests you do.

Witcher definitely. Why? I will explain why, as I have around 300 hours in Witcher 3 (beat previous games too) and 300 in PUBG.

PUBG is a great game to play, even solo without friends, but is much better with friends. However, it runs like crap on most pretty good computers and doesn't look that good to be honest. Witcher 3 looks MUCH BETTER and runs much better as well. Currently, since the release of 1.0, the servers are rubberbanding like crazy, to the point where I have literally no chance in the first 3-4 minutes of a game considering I can't even move properly, can't pick up items fast enough, and everyone just rubberbands around for me so I can't even hit them. I wouldn't recommend PUBG in it's current state, ESPECIALLY OVER Witcher 3.

The Witcher bundle is probably the best value for money bundle that you can get. The first Witcher game is pretty outdated for today's standards, and even Witcher 2 is a bit weird to play nowadays, to be honest, but Witcher 3 makes up for it so much. The combat is great, the graphics are great, the story is magnificent (I spent like 100€ on books after beating Witcher 3, because I fell in love with the lore), the quests are so fun and well-thought out. There isn't a bad quest in the game. The game even has a bunch of humor thrown in and it fits it so well.

If you want I can let you use my GOG account to try out Witcher 2 if you wish? I think I have it on there.

I'd go for the Forest.
Mainly because of the no-respawning enemies. It's kind of surreal in survival games having to kill everyday new enemies forever.

I guess a good question is whether you prefer a fantasy, space or horror setting? :)

never tried any, but 7 Days to die is also a decent survival game. (you can also cancel zombie spawns so its just u vs the nature) -> theres bears and dogs and temperature that varies from zones.

both are very diferent but considering that final fantasy X have also the X-2 go for this game, it's more like RPG that all we know.

divinity original Sin maybe you will not like if you expect something similar to final fantasy games.

so i recommend you final fantasy X have a good history, music, etc...

divinity don't have a really good history or at least i can't diference the "main" history vs normal quests history that all RPG games have that's what i remember when i played myself i got bored pretty fast doing some quests and reading shit all the time.

oke!!!

ori will take arround 8 hours maybe whit low replay (it's like trine games)
grim dawn it's like diablo 2 game so if you like this type of game you can play it arround 200-infinite hours
Ys origins buy it right now it's fuckingggg niceeeee this game also have some replay because have diferent characters and dificults

the rest of games don't played or i don't have idea of them.

if i was you i will buy grimd dawn + Ys origins 100% sure, no doubts, don't forget grim dawn have a new expansion that adds a lot of new things (don't tried myself, but looks veryyyy promising for the price it have and the content it gives, ask in forums of grim dawn there's an image comparing base game + expansion and what add each thing.)

GTA V seems that have more hour to play it thx to the online no? once you bet far cry 4 i think this game can't offer nothing more.

if you like sandbox go for GTA V
if you like shooters go for far cry 4

i don't played them but i can give my opinion based on how many hours can give each game.

don't buy divinity then, who knows maybe in a few months they make a bundle whit both games in it (because there's divinity 2 that it's pretty new)

the first south park was in a bundle from humble bundle not long ago, so we can expect that in some months / 1 year can be in another bundle maybe you should wait for it if you want save money.

and the witcher 3 it's getting the same discount in each big sale lately, so idk when is the next big sale, but if you think you have enough games for play until next big sale maybe you can save the 42$ and buy another game or a new game that can get released in the future.

isn't better buy some casual game (like rocket league, fast game for play a little "whitout" any progress and history like RPG games etc... than buy some big games that you probably not going to play in days and forget the history etc...???)

Will I get a better deal on them anytime soon?

As a consideration, it seems that Obsidian Games trend toward Humble Monthlies- though it'll probably be a year more till Fractured is even a consideration for that. Of course, that's a casual estimate, as all the other Obsidian games put to Monthly had been out for years beforehand- but that's also because Monthly hadn't been around before. Ergo: Likely to go into Monthly, but who knows when.

Witcher 3 doesn't really seem to be dropping in price much at all, but CDR seems to use its older games to promote its newer ones, with price drops not really happening until the next game release- with that in mind, we may see a sizable discount after Cyberpunk launches.

With the Enhanced Edition games, it looks like they tend to pretty much go straight to 50% off (as Planescape already has) and then down to 75% after a year from the release date. That point should be the best time to get it (if you want it sooner rather than later), as I don't believe the games have been covered in bundles thus far.

Divinity: Original Sin has had a pretty gradual price drop, and then hovered at 50% until Divinity 2 released. In those past few months, we've seen it drop to 60% and now 66%. It seems likely it'll drop to 70% or 75% off during the next Summer Sale, and it may even move toward 80% fairly quickly if the publisher considers it mostly superseded by its sequel. Of course, that's pure conjecture- and even going off that conjecture, it means we've still got possibly a half-year-long wait for what's effectively going to be around a 12% reduction (66/75) in what we'd pay for the game.

In short, none of these games seem likely (though sales and promotions can be rather unpredictable, as we SGers know) to have any meaningful decrease in their prices for around another year, with D:OS being the most likely candidate for continued reductions over the next couple of months.

That said, none of these games are at "look at this bargain!" discounts, and if you're not sure you're going to play them over the next half year, it's likely best to wait until the Summer Sale, where at least a 5% additional discount off each of the games isn't unlikely (except for Planescape, due to that line of games seemingly hopping only between -50 and -75 on discounts).