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AccidentalDenz

AccidentalDenz

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AgentCooper said:
We’ve got an absolute bargain on our hands here, lads. Vanquish and Bayonetta on Steam bundled for £6.74 or £3.74 each. Two of the best action games for that price is a steal.

I love PlatinumGames, they bring back the joy. Vanquish will only take about 5-7 hours to play through but it’s insanely good fun. Bayonetta is a masterpiece and it’s utterly bonkers. Turning your hair into a giant high heeled boot to kick an angel in the face? Standard stuff in this game.

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Bayonetta & Vanquish Bundle on Steam

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I already own Bayonetta, so buying Vanquish as part of the bundle gives me it for £3.37 as I still get the discount! 😁
 
AgentCooper

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ActuallyDenz said:
I already own Bayonetta, so buying Vanquish as part of the bundle gives me it for £3.37 as I still get the discount! 😁
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Worth every penny!

There’s actually a boatload of Sega titles on sale! The Total War series are all discounted, Sonic the Hedgehog 2 is a freebie, Persona 4 Golden is £12.79 (never played it myself but seems to be critically acclaimed across the board), Sega Bass Fishing is 83p! (THIS ONE’S HUGE! 😆). And Alien Isolation is £7.49, but that’s a bit scary for my liking...

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AccidentalDenz

AccidentalDenz

Lord of Steam
AgentCooper said:
Worth every penny!

There’s actually a boatload of Sega titles on sale! The Total War series are all discounted, Sonic the Hedgehog 2 is a freebie, Persona 4 Golden is £12.79 (never played it myself but seems to be critically acclaimed across the board), Sega Bass Fishing is 83p! (THIS ONE’S HUGE! 😆). And Alien Isolation is £7.49, but that’s a bit scary for my liking...

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I have Alien Isolation, but none of the DLC. I guess I'm about to change that... 🤔
 
SpyderTracks

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AccidentalDenz

AccidentalDenz

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SpyderTracks said:
Remember HumbleBundle give a lot of their proceeds to charity, they don’t just do some fantastic legitimate deals but they do a lot of good for various charity’s also, always worth buying from them!
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If I have a particular game in mind that I want, I'll typically check Steam, CDKeys and HumbleBundle to see where the best deal is. If there's not much in the prices, I get it from HB. There's a charity that has helped me out a lot over the years that accepts donations from Humble, so I have them selected as the charity that gets the donation from my purchases.
 
SpyderTracks

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ActuallyDenz said:
If I have a particular game in mind that I want, I'll typically check Steam, CDKeys and HumbleBundle to see where the best deal is. If there's not much in the prices, I get it from HB. There's a charity that has helped me out a lot over the years that accepts donations from Humble, so I have them selected as the charity that gets the donation from my purchases.
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Those are pretty much my go to markets also, I love steam, but if they have a similar offer on HB I’ll usually get it there.

That’s great that you’re able to help out the charity that’s helped you! They really are good and very trustworthy as well.
 
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Gavras

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ActuallyDenz said:
Assassin's Creed Odyssey for 75% off (78% off for Humble Choice subscribers) is a very good deal - the game is huge! https://www.humblebundle.com/store/assassins-creed-odyssey-ultimate-edition
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I bought it on Epic for same price.

it’s definitely a good buy, especially for anyone getting Valhalla and not played this type of game before.

Bang for buck there is a huge amount of game play (including side missions etc).

Steam also have Origins and Odyssey on offer as well.
 
AgentCooper

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Gavras said:
Do tell more....
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It’s not jump scares, it just builds a real sense of creeping dread and psychological horror at an alarming rate. On reflection, playing it in the dark with headphones on may not have been a wise move on my part 😆
 
SpyderTracks

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AgentCooper said:
It’s not jump scares, it just builds a real sense of creeping dread and psychological horror at an alarming rate. On reflection, playing it in the dark with headphones on may not have been a wise move on my part 😆
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Awesome games, well worth getting if you like tense eerie gameplay. Gotta be played in pitch black with headphones!
 
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Gavras

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AgentCooper said:
It’s not jump scares, it just builds a real sense of creeping dread and psychological horror at an alarming rate. On reflection, playing it in the dark with headphones on may not have been a wise move on my part 😆
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Try that with Resident Evil 7 (and Res 2 remake) also Dead Space are pretty good.

Even better with WH-1000 XM3 (or latest XM4) and noise cancelling on, lights off......
 
SpyderTracks

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Gavras said:
Try that with Resident Evil 7 (and Res 2 remake) also Dead Space are pretty good.

Even better with WH-1000 XM3 (or latest XM4) and noise cancelling on, lights off......
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All those in my top ten, a reall classic trilogy well worth a look is F.E.A.R, particularly the first game, that was my first introduction to horror gaming and the first one blew me away, just so good. It is old now, but still a great game. The third one ended as a straight FPS shooter, but you gotta play it to tie the story together.
 
AgentCooper

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SpyderTracks said:
All those in my top ten, a reall classic trilogy well worth a look is F.E.A.R, particularly the first game, that was my first introduction to horror gaming and the first one blew me away, just so good. It is old now, but still a great game. The third one ended as a straight FPS shooter, but you gotta play it to tie the story together.
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I watched my dad playing F.E.A.R, that was as close to that game as I needed to be.

I don’t know what it is, I just can’t handle spooky games. Doesn’t bother me with films, maybe it’s the sense of being in control of the character and knowing I’m leading them inexorably to one of many horrible deaths.

I remember playing the original Bioshock and there’s a bit where you’re in a surgery where a creepy dentist used to do his ‘work’. Ooh look, there’s a plasmid on the table. You pick it up and when you turn back round he’s stood directly in front of you. My Xbox controller was embedded in the ceiling I jumped that hard.

 
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Gavras

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AgentCooper said:
I watched my dad playing F.E.A.R, that was as close to that game as I needed to be.

I don’t know what it is, I just can’t handle spooky games. Doesn’t bother me with films, maybe it’s the sense of being in control of the character and knowing I’m leading them inexorably to one of many horrible deaths.

I remember playing the original Bioshock and there’s a bit where you’re in a surgery where a creepy dentist used to do his ‘work’. Ooh look, there’s a plasmid on the table. You pick it up and when you turn back round he’s stood directly in front of you. My Xbox controller was embedded in the ceiling I jumped that hard.

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I bought fear when it first came out.

One of earliest games I bought on Steam.
 
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