Hi, my name is ColdBeer and let’s start with a game that you can play for free this
whole weekend
Dead by Daylight
This is a multiplayer 4 vs 1 horror game where one player takes on the role of the savage
Killer, and the other four players play as Survivors, trying to escape the Killer and
avoid being caught, tortured and killed.
Survivors play in third-person and have the advantage of better situational awareness.
You know, when you go near the corner of a house, you can see what is happening without
exposing your silly face.
And the Killer plays in first-person.
I personally think that this concept came from studying nature: various zebras and antelopes
have peripheral vision and the predators are best at seeing what's in front of them.
So they took this concept and implemented it here.
Anyway, the Survivors' goal in each encounter is to escape the Killing Ground without getting
caught by the Killer - something that sounds easier than it is, especially when the environment
changes every time you play.
And if you play as a Killer you must help Survivors to escape safely.
Except not.
Game has a very positive review score on Steam and it's free to play this weekend.
It's a no brainer I guess.
Hollow Knight
This is a classic 2D action adventure platformer game.
Here you will explore twisting caverns, ancient cities and deadly wastes, encounter battle
tainted creatures, befriend bizarre bugs and solve ancient mysteries at the kingdom's heart.
Game is hard and is often compared to Dark Souls - keep that in mind before you fall
in love with those lovely graphics.
They are quite deadly.
If you don’t like bugs, you will get your chance to kill a few hundred of them or be
killed by them.
Yeah, that is way more likely.
There are a lot of bug-like different creatures infesting these lands and only you can exterminate
them with your gaming skills.
In the game you will find plenty of good bugs as well, so I don't know what this game teaches
us.
I guess be friends with friends and be enemies with enemies.
Wisdom, yay!
The Forest
How strong are your balls?
I guess this is not the question you hear every day.
Although if you do, you live in a weird place and you should literally get out of there.
But this game will raise this question for you over and over again, because alongside
the sandbox part, where you cut the trees, build cute houses, lay traps and freeroam
this beautiful world there is a... cannibal part of the game, where you have to defend
yourself against a clan of genetic mutant enemies that have beliefs, families, morals
and that appear almost human.
Nights are scary in the forest, you’ll need tough ones.
Dying Light Definitive Edition
This is a great deal which includes the full game and a huge expansion with a new story,
vast original map, and a customizable buggy to drive.
Also two additional game modes, two additional quarantine zones, exclusive weapons and outfits.
The game has Overwhelmingly positive reviews on Steam, and that makes at least 95% of all
players happy with their purchase.
Anyway, here you will have to survive in a city ravaged by a, obviously, zombie virus
and freely roam around basking in its unique atmosphere.
You will also use parkour skills to jump or climb buildings and reach remote areas.
But the most dramatic shift in the world comes at the sundown, as you change from a hunter
to a hunted.
That is a terrifying experience and you would never leave the safe zone at night, but the
best quests and rewards await you only when the darkness falls.
Granblue Fantasy: Versus
Usually I don’t feature anime-related games in my channel because I have little knowledge
of them, but this, as it seems, is a classic fighting game, made by the same company that
created the critically acclaimed Dragon Ball FighterZ released in 2018.
And I like Dragon Ball Z.
I skipped school to never miss an episode.
I guess that’s why I’m a youtuber now.
So Granblue Fantasy Versus offers several fun modes.
A big attraction is the feature module, enriched with animated interludes and dialogue sections
between the characters.
The thing I will always skip, but you may actually enjoy it, I don’t know.
And the game itself, you know, I probably don’t have to say it, but it’s way better
if you have a friend to play it with.
Inscryption
This is an card-based odyssey that blends the deckbuilding roguelike, escape-room style
puzzles, and psychological horror into one amazing gameplay.
Here you will acquire a deck of woodland creature cards by draft, surgery, and self mutilation,
unlock the secrets lurking behind the walls of a mysterious cabin and embark on an unexpected
and deeply disturbing odyssey.
So don't play this game with your six year old nephew or something.
Or play, actually I do not care.
I’m a terrible person.
Anyway, overwhelmingly positive reviews on Steam are well deserved, this game is a real
gem.
Also if you are in doubt you can play the free demo version on Steam.
STAR WARS Jedi: Fallen Order
This game has the most satisfying melee combat I’ve seen since Witcher 3.
And I probably liked it so much because it reminded me of those sword dances I did as
Geralt.
The game started slow, but the more I played, the more powerful Jedi I became.
You know, skills like running on walls or throwing spinning lightsaber into a bunch
of puny enemies are not given to you all at once.
At the beginning you suck and also you suck as a Jedi - all you can do is to swing that
sword and reflect some lasers, so I died a lot.
Normal difficulty here is actually hard for normal people, and the game is souls-like.
But it has story mode, or as I call it - “pussy difficulty” where you can feel like a real
combat god every Jedi should be.
Despite that I died in story mode a lot as well.
Because if you want your Jedi to be a great warrior, you should be a great player.
And I’m not, but I have finished the game and I can guarantee that it is awesome.
Frostpunk
This is a society survival game.
As the ruler of the last city on Earth, it is your duty to manage both its citizens and
its infrastructure.
Optimization and resource management often clash with empathy and thoughtful decision-making.
If your population is huge - they need more food, so it’s nice if some of them dies
out doing some harsh labor, then you get more food for the rest of them, but that will put
you in a hard position as a leader.
Or, for example, if a child is injured at work, you have several options of what to
do next: ban child labour, limit child employment to relatively safe jobs or just ignore the
injury and put children to work anyway, because... you that potato salad you like will not make
make itself right?
V Rising
Game is still in early access but it is an undoubtful hit of 2022.
In this hack and slash action adventure game you will awaken as a weakened vampire after
centuries of slumber.
Hunt for blood in nearby settlements to regain your strength while hiding from the scorching
sun and aggressive garlic cloves.
You will also have to rebuild your castle from ruins and convert humans into your loyal
servants in a quest to raise your vampire empire.
People on Steam are talking that combat here is largely dependent on skill and not on RNG
which is undoubtedly one of the best features of this game.
Also the co-op part of V Rising is made very well, so if you have a friend you have all
my recommendations to play this game together.
And I literally mean together, not against each other, because the PvP part of the game
is pretty boring.
Also if you change the letter V in the name with the letter D - you will get an immature
joke.
You are welcome.
The Medium
Concept is simple - here you have the physical world and the spirit world, and you have to
interact in both of those.
You will use your psychic abilities to solve puzzles spanning both worlds, uncover deeply
disturbing secrets, and survive encounters with The Maw - a monster born from an unspeakable
tragedy.
Sounds grim and a bit scary.
Also the whole concept reminds me of a Silent Hill, although in there you weren't in control
of world switching.
In a matter of fact no sane person would ever go to that other world of Silent Hill by choice.
The world of The Medium has been invented and designed under the inspiration of Zdzisław
Beksiński’s paintings.
As almost every horror game these days.
Last hit being Scorn.
So Beksiński was a Polish dystopian surrealist with a sad life story.
He obviously wasn't a fan of airy fairy unicorn rainbows, but rather he saw a grim mirror
of our reality and reflected his imagination on his disturbing, but very cool paintings.
Also guess what just started on GoG?
Yes, it's a Halloween sale!
Plenty, and I mean hundreds of awesome games are discounted for a whole week!
Click on my link in the description and you will go straight to the sale page.
From Heroes of Might and Magic to Divinity Original Sin, From Cyberpunk 2077 to Soma.
So again - link is in the description below.
Thank you for watching, have a nice day and I'll see you next time!