Are you thinking of No Man's Sky?
http://www.newyorker.com/magazine/20...khatchadourian

I've played Grim Dawn a little bit and enjoy it, not sure if you all would like it but might be worth checking out.

I've been meaning to give Grim Dawn a go for a long time, but have been waiting for it to get out of early access first.

How complete does the game feel now? It seems to have been in early access for years now

I'm still in chapter 1 so I can't comment too much, but it feels like a complete game. The character builds are pretty complex, and I had a good time reading the forums to find one that suits me. Anyways it's a good diabloesque game, and I enjoy the dark post apocalyptic/fantasy setting quite a bit.

I have two friends who didn't wait for me to get the game (*******s) and are a pretty good ways into the game and they are loving it.

Path of Exile seems to have ruined me for other ARPGs. Can't get into Grim Dawn, Van Helsing trilogy...hoping Victor Vran can re-kindle the spark.

I enjoyed PoE a lot, but one runthrough was enough for me. Same with torchlight.

Also...when diablo 3 came out someone in this forum posted something along the lines of

Doesn't don't starve have a multiplayer mode now?

Also, mine craft

Don't starve together. Separate purchase I believe.

Gorky 17


Two Worlds 2


enjoy bots

Not a bot, but got to Gorky, thanks

Tried to get Two Worlds 2, confirmed gone, thanks for posting though

anyone playing galciv3?
It seems like a game i should love, but i just cant get into it. it seems like its just a matter of clicking buttons with no real feeling. i think i'm just looking forward to much to stellaris (EU4 in space) and cant get into this.
anyone have any tips, or settings, or whatever to get into this game more?

If you like 4X games, with the updates and recent AI patch Endless Legend is now really really good.

It's definitely not for everyone, but I just enjoyed thoroughly "The Beginner's Guide"


If you're into game design at all, or liked the Stanley Parable (it's done by the same guy), it might be worth a look. Or maybe you can find a playthrough on youtube where the let's player shuts the **** up for five seconds. It was 10 bucks, which I would say is overpriced for the amount of content relative to how other indie projects are priced, but I felt it was worth it because lol ten bucks doesn't mean much to me and experiencing something like it for myself means more to me than most people.


Maybe anyone else that has experience with it could chime in without some spoilers. I'm afraid to even describe what it is as I think just sitting down and jumping in is the best way to digest something like this.


BE WARNED. IT'S NOT REALLY A GAME AS MUCH AS A PLAYABLE NARRATIVE. With that said, I'd imagine most people here won't enjoy it, but if you have the desire to look into it at all after what I've said, I think you'll enjoy it quite a bit.

Interesting enough for me to watch through (and enjoy) on YouTube, but $10 for a ~30 minute non-game with absolutely no replayability seems pretty meh.

Possibly a huge deal:

http://www.gog.com/game/the_witcher_3_wild_hunt -50% off for the first time, I think I'll pass since I'm still in the middle of finishing the books then planning to play the first two but it's a great prospect to be able to play it for 20€ so soon

^^^Thanks Mash!

A great prospect indeed!

The Australian price is bull**** though.

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Excellent!

terrible sale,zero hype.
lot of games are higher prices than before.
no flash sales means no reason to open the store more than once,no impulse buy etc...
RIP steam

already got three games over 75% off



one i really want is only 25% off tho

Seems decent to me. Already bought a bunch of games at their lowest recorded price. Most notably Wolfenstein: The new order at 85% off.

This. I will eat my hat if anybody has ever bought The Talos Principle for 39.99