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http://store.steampowered.com/app/237990/
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Knights of Pen and Paper 2 50% off
Audiosurf 2 67% off
Lightning Returns FFXIII 50% off
Zombie Army Trilogy 80% off
Endless Legend 66% off
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The good ones I own (especially Ori) got named.
Except: All "Monkey Island" games are 75% off. Just saying... :D
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There are a bunch of great games I would recommend, but definitely buy the Assassin's Creed series while it's cheap on steam. That way you don't only have the games in your Uplay library. They're really great games too I can't recommend them enough. If you're debating on which ones to get, buy the earlier games in the series
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bumping with D4: Dark Dreams Don’t Die -Season One- - 67% off and totally worth it in my opinion
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Yeah I had a blast playing that! I didn't really know what to expect at first, the trailer looked good though. Enjoyed it a lot in the end, it was like playing a terrible actor in an awful daytime detective TV show or something - in a totally entertaining way :-)
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Thank you for the GAs and bump.
http://store.steampowered.com/app/386050/ i would like to recommend this game ^_^
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If you like Transistor and Mark of Ninja, try Invisible, Inc) http://store.steampowered.com/app/243970/
Unfortunately, only -66%
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I have that too ;-) I enjoyed it, but it didn't grab me as much as the others. Still worth playing for sure though
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Just checked. There's an option to disable the "swinging of the camera" if that's what you mean.
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to the moon for sure.
Borderlands 2 goty ofcourse.
Life is Strange
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Fingered Only 50% off, but that means it's only a dollar/euro for the world's most twisted take on "Guess Who ?"
Pac-Man Championship edition DX+ with DLC Sure, it was a better deal when it was in the Bandai Namco bundle. If you're a fan of classic arcade games though, it's still a steal at the sales price.
XCOM 2 Still has some annoying technical issues, but for the current price those can be more easily overlooked.
FTL - Faster Than Light I completely suck at this game, but I can't stop loving every tense moment it provides until I once again goof and forget to close the airlocks after opening my ship up to the vacuum of space in order to quickly suffocate some fires.
The Talos Principle Actually won it here, and as far as puzzlers go this took me by surprise in terms of design, if not in terms of mechanics. If you don't like your games to be framed with existentialist ramblings, I do recommend snagging the Serious DLC to replace that with self-aware insanity though.
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Risk of rain, played it and absolutely love it and I am sure you do if you like platformer with simple control and rouge like graphics.
P.S.: Cheaper if you buy in 4-pack and split with someone else
Also Bastion is from the same dev who produced Transistor, tho not discounted atm but pretty sure you can get a copy from someone else at discounted price easy
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I can recommend "Darkstar One", for this classic Wing Commander/Privateer look an feel.
It's a classic, so don't expect super fancy graphics, but it still looks pretty good even today.
85% off ~ 1.50€ depending where you live. I got it in the "Patricians and Merchants" pack back
in some previous sale, for about that much with 2 other games, this time the pack isn't on sale
at all ... which sucks (just like most of the sale really sucks)... but it's still great game on it's own
and the best one in that pack, imho.
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I also love mark of the ninja. Truly a masterpiece.
Speaking of ninjas, N++ is coming to steam. I played the psp version and it is amazing.
Some other great indies I would suggest to check :
aquaria, shank, dust an elysian tail, enter the gungeon, ori and the blind forest, orcs must die 2, project zomboid, monaco, ftl, intrusion 2, subnautica, Jets'n'Guns Gold and retro city rampage dx
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So, the Steam Summer Sale is upon us, and to be honest it's pretty disappointing. From my entire wishlist, only three games over 75% discount, the vast majority are at 30-50% off. And I know, I shouldn't complain... 30-50% off is still a very fine deal. But I guess I've been spoilt by years of 80-90% off discounts, and it's made me a somewhat patient and frugal gamer. I'm quite happy to wait for a decent price as I feel less guilty about spending my money on it.
Anyway... while I couldn't find much to buy myself, I realised many of my favourite games in my library are on sale. So I ask you, take a look through your library and pick out some of your favourites, and it they have a reasonably good sale price right now, recommend them to everyone! Not a strict rule, but try to recommend games that are at least 50% off or more at the moment.
I'll start then:
Transistor is one of my favourite games of all time. I really can't recommend it enough. Beautiful soundtrack, beautiful artwork, I loved the gameplay mechanics - they took the already great Bastion style gameplay and improved on it immensely. Everyone should play this game. Currently 75% off.
Mark of the Ninja is probably still my favourite indie game. Stealth platformer with a great atmosphere, tight controls and excellent gameplay. Loved it. Hell why not splash out on the Special Edition! Both are currently 75% off.
Recettear is an amazing little game. Manage a shop, hire adventurers to explore dungeons to get rare items to sell, raise your prices and get rich. Capitalism, ho! Seriously fun game, I've played through it twice. Currently 75% off.
Gunpoint is just awesome. Fantastic writing lift this ordinary looking stealth game above most of the others. Tom Francis, the one man dev team, is amazing. A mix of puzzle, strategy, stealth, action.. watch the videos to get an idea, but this is a great little game. Currently 75% off.
Ori and the Blind Forest is an outstanding platformer. When you get in to it and start unlocking more abilities, it's up there with the best of the genre like Mario, Metroid etc. Really nicely done, with great artwork and music to top it off. Currently 75% off. might only be a discount if you own the original version?
The Long Dark is a very decent survival game. Bought it a long time ago in Early Access, it's still in Early Access but the devs are pretty active and it has improved a lot since then. The kind of game you can get drawn in to the atmosphere and lose a few hours. Currently 66% off.
Party Hard is a simple but addictive stealth/action pixel graphic game. It actually took a lot more strategy to complete than I first expected. Really good fun, entertainingly violent, worth it for the price. Currently 75% off.
12 is Better Than 6 plays like a western Hotline Miami. I really enjoyed it. It's fairly short, but good fun and worth your time. Currently 70% off.
And... well I guess this will get more exposure with a few giveaways to bump. Here you go!
Level 5 - Transistor
Level 5 - Mark of the Ninja
Level 4 - Recettear
Level 4 - Gunpoint
If you feel inspired to create some giveaways, feel free to post them and i'll add the link to this post!
MiniTaurus has shared two SEA region giveaways with us. Thanks!
Stardew Valley
Rusty Lake Hotel
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