Thanks. Guess I'll snag super meat boy and braid this time.
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Android games are not discounted for my region, it seems. Thanks for nothing, devs.
EDIT - Investigating further, it seems some ARE and some AREN'T. So, thanks for nothing SOME devs. And thanks devs who want me to support them.
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Hm, I was expecting them to be cheaper, oh well guess I'll just be getting Braid and Rochard.
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Yea I've always wanted to play Braid since I saw gameplay of it when it first came out on 360 but I never got around to it. And Rochard was creating quite the buzz and it looks like a game I'd enjoy. I'm just wondering when Steam will reflect these prices, my purchase finger is itching!
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https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.twotribes.sns
Can anyone access this? Really want to grab it
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Yeah and in many cases it's $1 = 1€. And Braid is even more than that, $2.49 -> 2.70€.
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Not all are discounted yet..waiting on NyxQuest and AaaaaAAaaaAAAaaAAAAaAAAAA!!! for the Awesome
edit: Nyx is on sale now, and Lugaru HD looks hilariously fun, think I'ma get that.
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Note that the Double Fine bundle and all games included within are discounted by 60%, not 50% as advertised. Get it while it's hot!
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And they changed it back to the original D: Nooo, I was planning to get it later :(
Ah well, still worth it, but I just don't have enough on hand at the moment!
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They're both $3.99 in the US as well ($4.80 for the combo pack). I was looking forward to The Baconing for $2.99, but it's $6 on steam... not impressed.
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They haven't fixed the North American prices on that yet, either. Still coming up as $4.80 USD for the bundle.
Edit: Jinx!
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Will probably just get SYNSO direct, a few android ones, though not sure about the Dejobaan Complete Pack. (is $8 fine?)
Also will likely pick up The Binding of Isaac Finally after a long long time.
The Other stores has some games I have never heard of though so will probably look through them
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Bought Binding of Isaac and Dungeons of Dredmor with DLC (surprisingly it's cheaper to buy them separately than in pack...) I was little disappointed that I had to pay in euro but still 60% discount is nice ^^
Also bought Anomaly Warzone Earth directly from producer for 3.99$ instead of 4 euro on steam as you get steam key, DRM-free versions + soundtrack.
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Not on steam but "Defender's Quest: Valley of the Forgotten", in the direct section, is an awesome game.
It's a tower-defence type game with RPG elements, haven't seen it done this well in any other game before. There's also a "gold" edition coming out soon, and anyone that buys the game now gets a free upgrade to that version when it gets released.
There's a demo on kongregate: demo
The full version should currently last you a good ~20 hours, more if you take your time. The future gold edition is going to feature a new game+ mode, with extra sidequests, upgradeable items, and modified enemies/battles to significantly up the difficulty, among other things.
Some details on the gold edition: Gold Edition info
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