Hi, my name is ColdBeer and let’s start this GOG Winter Sale video with
Cyberpunk 2077 I have no doubt that many
of you are wondering - is it finally the time to play Cyberpunk 2077 and is it actually fixed?
As you all remember - game had a lot of issues back then.
Police instantly teleporting behind your back was just a cherry on the top.
The game was released without advertised metro system, which was literally specifically shown
in the main trailer of the game, driving cars felt like driving a sand bag and I’m
not even talking about the lack of such casual features as a hairdresser - you had to play the
whole game with the same dumb green beard and pink eyebrows you chose while being drunk.
Anyway, after some time, major updates and fixes are slowly turning it into a decent game. You
can already change your haircut and the police are teleporting a bit further away. It still literally
feels like they teleport though and that sucks. Recently developers said that a complete
overhaul to the cop system as well as vehicle-to-vehicle combat is in the works.
When it will be updated nobody knows. Now the game has mostly positive reviews,
but recent reviews are very positive with 90% of happy players. That is a
great result and I’m happy that Cyberpunk is crawling out of the dark place finally.
Wasteland 3 Colorado Collection I will say bluntly - if you like tactical
turn based games - this RPG here is a must play. It’s not a recommendation or something,
but the law. You must play it if you want to go to, you know, Gamehalla after your death.
Well, I’ll be honest Gamehalla is not the best of Valhallas you can choose after death. But,
honestly, we play games like that, so nobody ever would invite us into Boobhalla.
Anyway, this version of the game includes both The Battle of Steeltown and Cult of the
Holy Detonation expansions, as well as the Colorado Survival Gear bonus items. And the
game itself is a wonderful gem for all Fallout, Baldur’s Gate and all turn-based combat fans.
In Wasteland 3 you will travel to the frozen wastes of Colorado to deal with gangs, cults,
and psychopathic clowns in an effort to bring stability to the wastes. Or you know,
even more chaos and even more psychopathic clowns. Here your decisions really matter
and the world will change according to your actions and reactions.
Tyranny Like Pillars of Eternity it is created by the
narrative masterminds at Obsidian Entertainment. Tyranny is a classic-styled RPG with an original
story, shaped and molded by your actions. Game looks great, it is really aesthetically
pleasing to the eye. And reviews on Steam are very positive as well: you have to scroll hard
to find any bad ones. As people say, this game plays just like Baldur's Gate, so you
probably won’t be disappointed if you buy it. Although be prepared to read a lot. This is more
like a book than an actual game. You will get your fighting portion as well, but it is a slow
paced game, make sure you have several hours of free time before you sit down with it.
Divinity: Original Sin 2 - Definitive Edition Made by the same studio as Baldur’s Gate 3,
this is one of the best party-based RPG games ever created.
Here you can play as a lizard wizard or skeleton knight and the world will react
to your appearance. Or not. If you are a skeleton you will have to hide your face under the mask,
because people here are afraid of the undead. I wanted to say that it is ridiculous, but then I
realized that the real world is full of people who believe in ghosts and other supernatural
things and are afraid of them even if they do not exist. And here undead can actually take
a knife and slice your throat just like a casual bandit. That’s really scary.
Also keep in mind that this is a serious game for adults. It has dark and gloomy world and sexual
content. But don’t worry, it will keep your virginity as strong as ever because it will
take about 200 hours out of your boring life and that is really amazing.
Disco Elysium - The Final Cut This is one of the greatest role
playing experiences you will ever have, but play it only if you like reading a lot and like games
without combat. You will not find any here. Well, I mean combat that is not a result of
your dialog choices. Your character will do things automatically based on the decisions you make.
And the game allows you to do everything you want. And I mean it. For example when you meet
some annoying child who is cursing at you, you may want to punch him in the face. Or you know, even
to kill him, because down below you are evil. And the Disco Elysium gives you those options.
Which is kinda scary, because suddenly you may realize that you just wanted to test the game,
but instead you actually made the decision that will have grim consequences.
Well on some of those occasions the game just ends. You may see The End screen without even
playing an hour. Disco Elysium has three different main endings, and twelve unique game overs. So,
always, and I mean always think twice before doing something stupid, and then think twice
while playing Disco Elysium. Because no matter how stupid the decision you want to make is,
the game may let you do it. Solasta: Crown of the Magister
This is the only game where I managed to roll 4 criticall misses in a row while fighting lowest
level spiders and my whole party died. That happened in Early Access a long time ago,
but it’s hard to forget how evil this game was at the beginning of its journey. Now it’s ok,
although don’t expect miracles, this game is still hard and forgives no rookie mistakes.
Despite that this is one of the coolest party-based RPGs.
Here you will discover the shattered world of Solasta and explore ruins and dungeons
for legendary treasures. Many dangers hide in the dark, but a light can also attract
monsters scarier than your ex-mother in law. I’m kidding, nothing is scarier than she is.
Here some enemies have darkvision and some may flee from your torch. You never know. Anyway, not
simple light, but the light from your fireballs will keep you safe, just like playing games like
these keeps your virginity safe as well. Yes, very very safe.
Encased
Another Sci-fi party-based RPG, but it’s really good and it has very positive reviews on Steam
so I decided to include it into the list as well. People are talking that Encased is like
an inbred baby of Mass Effect and classic Fallout and that is never a bad thing.
Well, I’ll be honest, most of the negative comments revolve around the story - the
further you play, the more you are disappointed with the given answers or no answers at all,
things are getting repetitive and the sheer amount of looting containers
is just wasting your time as you go. But this is a great game character-wise, a
recommendation of one player is just to play it as a convict with an intelect score of 1 and you will
see that developers actually care and took their time to create a narrative for a dumb person.
That sounds cool, especially that the writing in this game is actually really
good. Not as good as your wife’s skill of faking an orgasm, but close enough.
Torment: Tides of Numenera I have to say that while the game is inspired
by this classic game, Tides of Numenera doesn’t share the lore of Planescape: Torment. Instead
it shares the composer Mark Morgan, a dude who created music not only for Planescape Torment but
also for Fallout 1 and 2, so ingame you will hear about 50 different music tracks made by him.
Here your words, choices, and actions are your primary weapons - meaning that
this game consists mostly of reading and talking rather than fighting.
World of Numenera is a really impressive, hand drawn original setting filled with offbeat
and unpredictable items to use in and out of battle, and also cool feats of magic. Powered
by technology used in the award-winning Pillars of Eternity, the game provides numerous wonders
and impressive locations for you to explore. People are talking that one of the best parts
of Numenera is the character creation process, good leveling mechanics and interesting NPCs,
but boy oh boy there are so many comments about the reading part.
The Dungeon of Naheulbeuk: The Amulet of Chaos This is a humoristic approach to this serious RPG
genre. Here you will find exciting battles with creative support mechanics between team members,
and an adaptive difficulty system: from an accessible and fun story mode with
simplified combat to the “nightmare mode” where the smallest tactical errors will doom you!
And yeah, people on GOG are talking that the game should probably be played on the easiest
difficulty, unless you can read the developer's mind and know exactly how to build and equip your
characters for each hand-made battle. Also the game’s humor reminds of 80’s sitcoms
and is probably strongly influenced by Terry Pratchet books. So be sure you like that.
Here you will also encounter more than 100 enemies and really epic boss battles. I don't know,
all of this sounds really fun, not every game must have a serious story, sometimes we all need
to relax and this game might be just it. So you will find all the affiliate links to
all the games in the description below - just one click and you are there.
Thank you for watching, have a nice day and I’ll see you next time, bye!