Hi, my name is ColdBeer and let’s start with
Fallout 4
Actually Fallout 3, which is discounted as well, and Fallout 4 are about the same.
If you played those several years apart, I can guarantee that it felt like you picked
up just where you left.
Slight improvement in graphics, different quests, but the main idea and feeling of Fallout
4 is exactly like in Fallout 3.
Both games even come to an end unexpectedly quickly and leave you with the feeling that
you have been robbed.
Speaking in general, Fallout 4 is a great game.
Last year I bought all the DLC's and played the game again.
And I wasn’t disappointed.
It’s even better now.
Little Nightmares 2
Here you will return to a world of charming horror, a suspense adventure game in which
you play as Mono, a young boy trapped in a world that has been distorted by the humming
transmission in the distance.
With Six, the girl in the yellow raincoat, as your guide, you set out to discover the
dark secrets of The Signal Tower.
Your journey won't be easy; You will face a host of terrible threats from the horrific
residents of this world.
So, check the status of your mental balls, the hardness, the texture and dive into the
world of horrors.
And quirkiness.
This game is weird.
To say the least.
But it is one of the best platformers you will ever play, I can guarantee you that.
Also if you somehow missed the first part, which is equally good, keep in mind that it
is discounted as well and it is even cheaper.
The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt - Complete Edition
From now on this edition of the has been enhanced with numerous visual and technical improvements,
including vastly improved level of detail, a range of community created and newly developed
mods and real-time ray tracing.
Also new features and items, including a built-in Photo Mode, swords, armor, and outfits inspired
by The Witcher Netflix series — all implemented with the power of modern PCs in mind.
But if you play with a potato instead - it’s not a problem, minimum requirements are not
that high.
Also this deal must be really interesting for those who never played the game, never
finished it or played only the base game of Witcher 3, because Game of the Year Edition
contains everything that was officially released over the years.
Including both DLCs, concept art, music tracks and so on.
By the way, Blood and Wine DLC is huge - a 20 hour tale with an enormous separate region.
Although still smaller than your mama.
Alien Isolation
Here you are all alone in the giant space station and a xenomorph is hunting you.
You have no guns, you are the prey.
Sometimes it can take an hour without an encounter, sometimes you can feel it creeping upon you
in the vents, sometimes you can hear it.
And sometimes you just die, because a xenomorph is not some usual monster.
It’s terrifying.
The feeling when you see him launching at you from a distance will put your heart into
your heels.
It looks and moves in a way which somehow invokes the primal fear in your brain.
To play this game you will have to have huge mental balls.
Because with time you may get used to the alien, you may get used to hiding and even
to jumpscares, but when the game guides you to the alien nest, and it’s the only way
to go, you will only wish that you had not two balls, but at least four.
Or more likely seven.
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.
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.
Celeste
This epic platformer has won The Game Awards in its category in 2018.
Overwhelmingly Positive reviews still decorate it's Steam page and judging by the 97% of
positiveness among all time and among new reviews - it ain't going nowhere.
This is a narrative-driven, single-player adventure with a charming cast of characters
and a touching story of self-discovery.
Here you will climb a massive mountain teeming with 700 screens of hardcore platforming challenges
and devious secrets.
If you have a nostalgic itch for platformer games Celeste will scratch it without a doubt
And people on Steam are talking that this game will teach you how relaxing it is to
die over and over again.
And yes, here you will die more than in Dark Souls, but that is ok, your mental health
is strong, right?
Ummm...
Mental health who?
I don’t know, never had one.
Shut up.
Strange Horticulture
Here you will find and identify new plants, pet your cat, speak to a coven, or join a
cult.
Use your growing collection to influence the story and unravel dark mysteries.
You are a citizen of a charming town surrounded by hag-infested forests and rugged mountains.
You are the Horticulturist, owner of a local plant store.
As a cast of colorful customers come by your shop, you are quickly thrust into an occult
mystery stretching back hundreds of years.
Explore the lands beyond your store to find new plants, but be careful!
The dark woods and lakes are not always friendly to a simple herbalist.
You might discover powers beyond your wildest dreams - or lose your mind completely.
Game has an overwhelmingly positive review score, it is a true masterpiece, if you like
interesting non-cliche stuff, it's a must play for you.
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.
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.
Dorfromantik
This is a relaxing building strategy and puzzle game in which you place tiles to create ever-growing,
idyllic village landscapes.
With Dorfromantik, you can immerse yourself in a quiet, peaceful world at any time and
take a break from everyday life which usually sucks.
At the same time, the game offers a challenge for those who are looking for one: To beat
the highscore, you need to carefully plan and strategically place your tiles, so you
again will use that tiny organ between your ears.
And it's good for you to take a break from killing countless zombies, riding dragons
and hunting bigfoot.
It somehow reminds me of a tabletop game named Carcassonne.
If you like that, you will love this game as well.
And vice versa.
And now it’s the time when you subscribe, or if you are already subscribed - hit that
bell notification button - let’s be friends with benefits.
Tails of Iron
Set in a grim land plagued by war the game is a hand-drawn RPG Adventure with punishingly
brutal combat.
As an heir to the Rat Throne, you must restore your broken Kingdom by banishing the merciless
Frog Clan and their ferocious leader.
As you explore the deceivingly charming world, you’ll encounter a cast of unique companions,
ready to aid you in your adventure.
And you’ll need all the help you can get, because to be honest you suck and with companions
you suck less.
So any help is great - whether that’s new meal recipes, blueprints to forge deadly weapons
and armor, or even a land-chugging, armor-plated mole-mobile!
Game has 90% of positive reviews on Steam, so it’s hard to make a mistake with this
one.
Factory Town
This is a real treat for automation, base building and sandbox fans.
Here you will create a giant factory using conveyor belts, trains, chutes, pipes, and
airships.
You can sell your goods to nearby villages to expand their borders, increase happiness,
and unlock better skills.
As your earnings rise, you can research new technology to improve your supply chains and
grow your civilization.
There's no enemies or starvation to worry about, so you can enjoy a stress-free logistics
challenge to maximize production and happiness.
A perfect game for a calm evening with your mother in law.
People on Steam are talking that this is a hybrid between Banished and Factorio and everyone
who had low expectations with the game were surprised with what they actually got.
I especially like the one comment on Steam stating that the game is kinda chill, but
gets repetitive.
He has 440 hours on record.
I wish every game I ever played was this repetitive.
Battlefleet Gothic: Armada II
If you like epic space battles this may be your jam.
Armada 2 is not a small game by any means: it includes 12 factions and three extensive
campaigns that will take about 40 hours to finish.
People on Steam are talking that the gameplay here is great and the tactical naval spaceship
battles are really entertaining to plot, strategize and then wage on, but quite a few people are
complaining about constant crashes.
Some of them can’t go past even the first intro cinematic.
So it seems that buying this game might be a gamble, an orcish roulette in other words.
Anyway, 78% of the reviews are positive, so here your chances of winning are way better
than gambling in the casino.
Also remember - if you don’t have 2 hours of gameplay - you can refund the game.
Cities Skylines
This is an amazing city-building experience.
The true successor of SimCity, but with all the benefits oldschool games never had.
And it’s entirely up to you if your city has a school or maybe you decide to grow a
city of dimwits.
Factory in the middle of central park?
Why not, if you’re not afraid of people’s disapproval.
But hey, since when mighty rulers are afraid of something?
Build a city of prisons, show them who’s the boss.
And then stretch your waste disposal pipes directly to the ocean, make a beach nearby
and watch what happens.
Or build a utopia where everyone is happy and nice to each other.
It’s entirely up to you how you decide to deal with this.
Maybe summon a tornado or an asteroid.
That’s If you own DLCs for that - this game is littered with them, so be careful.
It’s a black hole for your wallet.
Also I must warn you this game is highly addictive and will consume tons of your free time.
Make sure you have it.
Quern - Undying Thoughts
This is a first-person puzzle adventure game, inviting you on a journey to explore the beautiful
land and solve many challenges.
Here you will put your IQ to the test with the increasingly complex puzzles, and unravel
the mysteries of the island.
Remember Myst?
So it's quite the same: it is really original and solving one or another puzzle is a really
rewarding feeling.
People are talking that Quern is one of the best puzzle games they ever played - it also
has 91% of positive reviews, just like your sister, and the bad ones are mostly about
the technical issues.
People don't realize that you should check your graphics card drivers all the time.
Anyway, this is a great game, really worth your money even when not on a sale.
Alan Wake
On Steam it has 90% of positive reviews and on GoG it has scored 4.3 out of 5.
And while Alan Wake is a bit older game it only means that it stood the trials of time
really well.
It is presented in the style of a TV series and features action as well as storytelling
sequences.
As you dive deeper and deeper into the mystery, you’ll face overwhelming odds, plot twists,
and cliffhangers.
Yeah, cliffhangers in a game - that’s cool.
It’s only by mastering the Fight With Light combat mechanic that you can stay one step
ahead of the darkness that spreads across the land, in this psychological action thriller.
I should probably also say that this is a full version of the game: with all the DLCs,
improved resolution and all the other stuff you don't really care about if you never played
the game.
It’s good, I do recommend it.
Expeditions: Viking
Game description says: A small band of Norse warriors lands on the shores of England.
History may have forgotten their names, but their actions live on.
Well...
I should probably say that the actions vikings made in real life England involved a lot of
pillaging and other crimes.
So romantic!
TV series named Vikings and later an even better and even more epic TV show named Norsemen
teached us about that really well.
Game has very positive reviews on Steam, but there are also quite a few comments saying
that the game is a bit too slow, you know, just like your sister, so be careful, read
those comments before buying.
Dragon’s Dogma: Dark Arisen
This is a massive, challenging action-RPG that drops players into a vast open world
full of different creatures and characters.
Game was a bit underrated when it initially came out, but now Dragon’s Dogma is regaining
its glory and I’ve heard that the second part is in the works as well.
Game shares its open nature with games like Horizon and Witcher 3, but has more strategy
and more dynamic fights.
It’s a tougher game in general.
But if you like to explore the open world and love fantasy games, you will probably
like this game as well.
Gamers are talking that this is an underrated gem that is a must play for every open world
RPG fan.
So if you liked this video, there is another.
Click on it and you will enjoy even more short reviews of the games I have made specifically
for this Steam Winter sale event.
Also subscribe, you know that you like it here.
Thank you for watching, have a nice day and I’ll see you next time, bye!