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Titanfall 2 Ultimate Edition
If you don't know what TitanFall is, you may think that this is only a multiplayer battle
royale of some sort, but it's not.
Game actually features a very nice, although really short, single player campaign packed
with action and inventive twists.
Here you play as a Militia rifleman stranded behind enemy lines, who encounters a veteran
Titan.
You must work together to uphold a mission you were never meant to carry out.
And of course in TitanFall 2 there is a multiplayer portion of the game with fast-paced, first-person
action with Titans and deadly Pilot abilities.
This version of a game includes all the Deluxe and Jump-starter content which includes new
titans, warpaint, weapons, tokens and even more.
And this price is more than great.
Spiritfarer: Farewell Edition
This is a cozy management game about dying.
Here you will take on a role of a titular Spiritfarer, ferrymaster of the deceased.
Build a boat to explore the world, then befriend and care for spirits before finally releasing
them into the afterlife.
Farm, mine, fish, harvest, cook, and craft your way across mystic seas.
Or join the adventure as Daffodil the cat, in two-player cooperative play.
Yeah, you can play it with your mother in law and bond like never before.
The game guarantees relaxing quality time with your spirit passengers where you create
long lasting memories, and, ultimately, learn how to say goodbye to your cherished friends.
A wholesome experience with an overwhelmingly positive review score.
Also you can play the demo version on Steam absolutely free.
The Evil Within 2
Here you will play as detective Sebastian Castellanos who has lost everything.
Well, that is written in the game’s description, but I honestly hope that he didn’t lose
his ding dong.
You know, that would suck.
So, anyway, you were given a chance to save your daughter, and have to descend into the
nightmarish world.
Horrifying threats emerge from every corner as the world twists and wraps around you.
Here you can craft traps, sneak, run and hide or try to battle the horrors with limited
ammo.
Sounds familiar, right?
Yep, if you are a fan of Resident Evil, the second part of The Evil Within will hit straight
into your feelings.
It’s a really great game with more than 90% of positive review score.
Warhammer: Vermintide 2
This is a 4-player co-op action game where you will control one of five heroes and fight
the combined forces of a ruinous Chaos army and the swarming Skaven horde.
The only thing standing between utter defeat and victory is you and your allies.
If you fall - so will the Empire.
So it’s fair to say that the Empire is probably doomed and it’s your fault.
Well, at least in the beginning, when you are not accustomed to the gameplay and controls.
So here you can choose between 5 different characters, each with 3 branching careers
to master.
You will also find ladders of different difficulty - from puny and lame Recruit to way more respectful
Veteran and Champion and finally - a Legend.
Also 15 talent trees and more than 50 various types of powerful weapons won’t let you
get bored, that’s for sure.
Assassin's Creed Odyssey
If you are used to old school Assassin’s Creed games, keep in mind that Odyssey isn’t
like the first titles and among your enemies you will encounter various monsters and mythological
beings from legends, like Medusa for example, the game really has some Witchery vibes.
Here you will also have weapons with supernatural abilities like increased strength or the ability
to instantly knock out an opponent's shield.
So here you will explore Ancient Greece from lush vibrant forests to volcanic islands and
bustling cities, and start a journey in a world shaped by gods and men.
Here your decisions will impact how your odyssey unfolds.
You can play through multiple endings thanks to the dialogue system and the choices you
make.
Customize your gear, ship, and special abilities to become a legendary assassin.
People on Steam are praising smooth mechanics and great visuals, although the story is like
your cousin - a bit dull and naive.
Hellblade: Senua's Sacrifice
A broken Celtic warrior embarks on a haunting vision quest into the Viking Hell to fight
for the soul of her dead lover.
Well, at least she thinks it is happening that way.
The game is created in collaboration with neuroscientists and people who experience
psychosis.
Hellblade: Senua’s Sacrifice will pull you deep into a Senua’s mind.
And that mind is a crazy one so the game is a pure mindfuck.
You will never know what is real and what is not.
The one fact that you will know for sure is that this is a beautiful game - graphics are
almost photorealistic so if you are a sucker for an eye candy, this game definitely delivers
that.
Middle-earth: Shadow of War
This is Lord of the Rings themed orc killing simulator.
I don’t even know how else to name it, because all you do here is orc killing.
Even orcs kill other orcs here.
And you will hack, slash and smash right and left, left and right, because here you are
a true combat god and nobody can withstand your power.
Well, except probably Darth Vader and Thanos and... well Jason Stathem could kick your
ass as well.
And Machete.
Machete could definitely make a meat burrito out of you.
But you will not find any of them in this game, so you are safe to play without any
fear.
The game has 87% of positive reviews on Steam, so if you somehow missed this awesome Open
World RPG game, there is no better time than now to get it.
Crashlands
In this open world survival crafting game you are a galactic trucker whose latest shipment
gets derailed leaving you stranded on an alien planet.
As you hustle to get back your packages you’ll become involved in a nefarious plot of world
domination, which will require all of your wits to overcome.
Here you will learn recipes from the local sentient life, make new friends, uncover ancient
secrets and fight deadly bosses.
You can also tame everything and build yourself a home-away-from-home as you learn to thrive
in this unforgiving world.
People on Steam are saying that the game is entertaining, with funny dialogue and challenging
combat.
Almost 90% of the reviews are positive.
Dishonored: Death of the Outsider
Here you are a supernatural assassin with one important mission - you have to kill a
god-like figure called The Outsider.
As you can imagine, killing someone who is actually god-like is not an easy job even
for a supernatural assassin.
You’ll have to journey deep into the underbelly of the city, where you’ll unravel some of
the lost secrets.
Along the way you’ll infiltrate underground fight clubs and black magic cults, and retrieve...
yeah, the rest of the game's description is plain spoilers on Steam, avoid reading it.
Anyway, as you hunt down The Outsider, you will face off against a new cast of enemies
along the way.
Armed with your weapons, gadgets and abilities, you will have to take down deadly foes by
accepting Contracts to find and eliminate optional targets throughout your mission.
So you are an actual hitman here.
Well, hitwoman more accurately.
And the game has a very positive review score on Steam, so it's obviously not a bad game.
The Vanishing of Ethan Carter
Game surprised me by not having any UI, no information bar or anything like that.
And that’s a good thing because it doesn’t need one anyway.
The Vanishing of Ethan Carter is very detailed and the praise this game received for its
graphics is very much deserved.
You may call the game a walking simulator, but it's more like a detective story that
you have to unfold.
By, you know, walking around
Here you will slowly reveal clues that allow you to piece the events of this Lovecraftian
mystery together.
Yeah, the game may sometimes be really creepy, but that adds to the immersion.
Main story is constructed from several smaller stories, and once you collect all of the clues,
the game rewards you with an interesting and unexpected conclusion.
Like really, if you are expecting some simple murder mystery here, it's nothing like that.
So basically if you like slow paced beautiful games with the ability to surprise you this
is one of the best choices you can make.
Shadow Warrior 2
You shall need to survive as a mercenary on the edge of a corrupted world.
You will wield a devastating combination of guns, blades and magic.
And with these awesome tools you will eradicate the demonic legions overwhelming the world.
You can play alone or in four-player co-op.
Game features procedurally-generated landscapes, powerful new weapons, armor, and arcane relics
of legend.
You will find an array of over 70 lethal blades and explosive firearms.
Choose your weapon based on the situation at hand and then dismantle everything that
stands in your path with an advanced gore system.
You don’t need to be this intact, kind sir.
Game also has destructible terrain that explodes in satisfying ways.
It's like if you put the Borderlands and Doom into the Kronenberg’s machine and the Shadow
Warrior would be the result of the merging.
Game takes about 8 hours to beat, so this deal is really sweet.
Absolutely delicious spoon of juicy potato salad.
Bastion
This is an action role-playing experience with a reactive narrator who marks your every
move.
Here you can explore more than 40 hand-painted environments, find more than 10 upgradeable
weapons, enjoy gamepad support and discover the secrets of the Calamity, a surreal catastrophe
that shattered the world to pieces.
Bad thing is that the game doesn’t have a huge replay value even if it has a new game
plus setting, but for this price it is one of the best deals you can get.
People on Steam are saying that even though this game is quite old, you really can’t
tell its age.
It’s not outdated in any way.
Great game, without a doubt.
The Swapper
I bought this game some 8 years ago in some Puzzle Games bundle and marinated it in my
PlayStation for many years.
And only recently I decided to try it and I was pleasantly surprised.
The game takes place in an isolated and atmospheric sci-fi world.
You wield an experimental device which allows you to create clones of yourself, swapping
your entire consciousness into new bodies to overcome the challenges of the environment.
Game will make you use that tiny organ in between your ears way more than you may expect.
Really don't accidentally liquidize your brain, that is a real warning, some puzzles are really
hard.
A Plague Tale: Innocence
Here you will take control of young Amicia and her little brother Hugo, in a journey
through the darkest hours of history.
Hunted by Inquisition soldiers and surrounded by unstoppable swarms of rats, you will struggle
to survive against overwhelming odds.
Dead rotten bodies lay everywhere and rats... those creatures can and will eat anyone alive
who does not carry a light source.
As I always say - this is a bit unbelievable, you know, rats are no vampires, I used to
own one, it liked bathing in the sunrays.
Well, what if those are vampire rats?
Umm...
I never actually thought about that.
Anyway, keep in mind that the atmosphere here is grim and dark so if you are a sensitive
person it may prove a challenge to play.
Game tend to pull the ropes of emotion and if you let your guard down and allow it to
do its dark job, it will control you like a puppet.
But in general all that darkness is cool and original keeping in mind all those airy fairy
unicorn games people are used to play these days.
My Time At Portia
This is a fun and relaxing RPG - a great open world game with an incredible amount of stuff
to do.
It is similar to Stardew Valley but has way more depth in it.
Literally, because it is in 3D and figuratively, because it is bigger in general.
And this is the best game if you just want to relax.
Here you arrive in a weird post-apocalyptic new town named Portia to inherit your father’s
old building workshop, and spend your time restoring it to its former glory.
It’s definitely not a game for a serious RPG lover, but sometimes it’s just good
to relax, catch some alpacas, build some experimental devices and even go to a dungeon to fight
giant rats.
Definitely a game for the whole family.
Deus Ex: Human Revolution - Director's Cut
This is a stealth based game, meaning that you can shoot your way through the enemies
or sneak up behind them without being traced.
Hack systems to retrieve information, or use your social skills to extract information
from key characters.
There are always choices, multiple approaches, multiple paths and multiple tools at your
disposal.
People on Steam are talking that Deus Ex is really enjoyable, although very linear.
But in this instance the linear aspect is a good thing, because despite the fact that
the game is guiding you in your path, it doesn’t hold your hand or penis, and you are free
to approach every situation as you please.
And as I've mentioned before the ways of playing are really numerous and the only limit is
your imagination.
That also means that everyone without imagination has no limits at all.
Let it sink.
Also I can promise that in Deus Ex you will find many amazing music scores, the game has
a really exceptional soundtrack which is creating an amazing atmosphere.
Pyre
This is a party-based RPG in which you lead a band of exiles to freedom through ancient
competitions spread across a vast, mystical purgatory.
Here you will find a Campaign mode where you will never be forced to lose progress.
That’s interesting, because whether you win or fail, your journey still continues.
The interactive narrative is expressed through a story that no two players will experience
in quite the same way.
On top of the single-player campaign, Pyre features a local two-player Versus Mode, where
you can play against a friend or CPU opponent, which is a way more realistic for you my lovely
friendless schmuck.
So here you can choose your party from 20 different characters and dive into battle.
This game has two modes of gameplay.
First one is the battles, which makes your heart beat faster and let’s be fair, that’s
probably only cardio exercise you do, and also slow, text-heavy sections with very
little player input.
So you often lose that combat readiness when you deal with those scenes.
And most of us play games like this not for the text walls, but for the great action.
Well, this game has both, so it’s up to you.
Transistor
It’s made by the same company who made the critically acclaimed games like Bastion and
Hades, so the graphics style and gameplay may look
familiar to many of you.
Transistor is a sci-fi themed action RPG that invites you to wield an extraordinary weapon
of unknown origin as you fight through the stunning futuristic city.
The weapon is obviously very heavy or maybe you are just weak.
Maybe your mama never gave you potato salad when you were little.
What a shame.
Anyway, Transistor may not be what you expect it to be if you played Hades - it’s not
a hack and slash game after all - The combat style reminds me, I don’t know, Knights
of the Old Republic probably, where you schedule a sequence of moves and then unpause the game
to watch the unfolding action.
So be sure you like that, but in general it has more than 90% of positive reviews and
this price is really nice.
Monstrum
This game was one of the most entertaining things I ever played.
It is a really scary experience, but also really fun.
Here you will have to escape the ship of horrors by doing some tasks - like finding parts for
the helicopter or building a raft.
And these parts are all over this massive ship, so you will have to travel huge distances
in order to collect them all.
Fun part is that you are not alone - somewhere in this ship lurks a terrible monster.
So, you get the point.
This game is best enjoyed with friends, but I don't have co-op mode or anything like that
in mind - Monstrum is a single player experience.
Just take turns trying to escape the ship - I guarantee that this game may become the
pinnacle of your evening with buddies.
Honestly I never laughed so much playing horror games with my friends.
FAR: Lone Sails
This is a vehicle adventure game where you travel across a dried-out ocean following
the tracks of a once thriving civilization.
Through an array of roadblocks and hazardous weather you need to keep your vessel going.
While doing that, a lot of questions are circling in your mind: Where will this journey take
you?
Are you the last of your kind?
What happened to the ocean?
Will you taste potato salad ever again?
Will they finally make another Edge of Tomorrow movie?
Can we with the help of AI make more Firefly series in the future?
And why, when you drink one liter of beer you piss out two liters of piss?
I guess if you crack the latter, the Nobel prize would be yours without the competition.
So It's only you, your machine and the big nothing.
FAR is an Art from the big A, true Fart if I may say, but in a good sense.
Thank you for watching, and don’t miss out on my other Steam Summer sale videos - you
will find plenty of them in my channel.
Watch them all.
Every single one of them.
Better do that twice.
No pressure.
Have a nice day, and I’ll see you next time, bye!