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Now that the base game has been $6, you can expect it to headline next month's Humble Bundle.

Aw yeah! Oh, no. I mean, it was fun and all in 1993, but $40 for a low-poly remake of a 25 year old game? I don't think so.

My internet connection is flaky, so the game had automatically kicked me to "Offline" mode earlier. It took me nearly 10 hours - and I never want to hear that song again. Ever. Worth it, though next time I'd just cheat.

C'mon, Steam, I understand that the Summer Sale is over, but still... Can't you have even ONE GAME discounted across the entire site?

I glitched for 14 cards instead of the 1 I should have gotten yesterday, then got no more for purchases or queue. Today, when I hit what should've been my 15th card (after purchases and queues) I suddenly got 13 more. So... yeah. Keep trying? I dunno. I don't think Valve does, either.

Even Bundle Stars is getting on to the "Beat Steam's sale prices" bit, with better deals on stuff like Dead Cells and Furi. Not massively better, but still, Steam.  Getting beat by BundleStars? What next, losing out to Groupees?

The feeling when you hear "Fire consume my enemies! LAMBDA BURST!" for the 10,000th time...

Sorry, but government documents with religious figures on them are probably unconstitutional in the US.

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Yay, new thread! (old school song and dance)

Nothing but the best deals this Steam Sale: Love the savings.

What's more CAG than a contest?  In for one ticket!

If you've noticed, the number of +Points and Steal tokens on the market shot through the roof yesterday. I suspect Valve was putting their thumb on the scales again. The first 5 days were so obviously fixed I was surprised they let Red continue to win as long as they did.

I agree with almost everything you said, except this. Run-and-gun plus rapid-fire means you can sprint your assaults right up to something tough, and blast the heck out of it. VERY useful, especially towards the endgame with Alloy Cannons.

No billing yet for me, and no update to the order status either.

AVWW 1 is rather aimless. Yes, there's a goal, as eventually you are supposed to defeat the Big Bad Boss. But you can just wander through dungeons until you feel like doing it. And when you're done, you move on to a new continent (with new terrain, monsters, etc) and do it again. It supports...

AI War is a very good RTS with a brutal learning curve. The expansions add tons of extra stuff, and should be considered pretty essential. A Valley Without Wind 1 is ... hard to describe. A semi-open world zoned side-scrolling action platformer RPG? AVWW2 is more focused, and is frequently...