Hi, my name is ColdBeer and let’s start with Gears Tactics
This game easily stands in one line with X-COM titles in a
sense of quality and provided entertainment. Great graphis, cinematics and really interesting
encounters had me pinned on my chair for hours and hours. Usually when I install
turn-based games I get bored really quickly either because the game seems too simple,
too boring or it’s just too hard for me. That’s what she said. Yeah, but Gears Tactics
is in the perfect Goldilocks zone in terms of difficulty and fun,
and it kept my interest alive for hours. This game rocks and rolls and is great in
general like the best doctor’s sausage in the juiciest potato salad.
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
even more raping. TV series named Vikings and later an even better and even more epic TV show
named Norsemen teached us 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.
Phantom Doctrine The game has probably the lowest
score in this list with only 75% of positive reviews on Steam, but the price is nice.
For it you will get more than 40 hours of single player campaign featuring a rich plot with
numerous historical events and characters to bring the terrifying reality of the Cold War to life.
So basically this is an XCOM game but instead of aliens you have spies. Low rating is mostly
because of the flaws in the mechanics, because the game may seem a bit boring, and other flaws, for
example when hidden bodies miraculously disappear, just like your money on this Steam sale.
Wasteland 3 This is a party-based role playing game with
a focus on strategic combat and complex story. It includes a more fluid action system, vehicles,
supports co-op mode and environmental dangers. Game’s story is set in the lands of the frozen
state of Colorado. I’m pretty sure that if you’re not American and probably even if you are,
you have no idea where Colorado is, so there is a map. See, watching my channel equals
more wisdom for you. Wasteland games are the spiritual successors of classic Fallout games,
so if you liked these a long time ago, you will love Wasteland as well.
Invisible, Inc. Here you will take
control of the agents and will infiltrate the world's most dangerous corporations. You know,
probably like Activision-Blizzard. I’ve heard that it's a dangerous place indeed. Stealth, precision,
and teamwork are essential in high-stakes, high-profit missions, where every move may
cost you your life. Or you know, at least your human-milk bottle will be stolen there.
You will start with one of the 10 unlockable agents, plus 6 agent variants, and 6 starting
programs to crack corporate security. Locations, threats, and loot are randomly
generated so each playthrough is different. People on Steam are talking that the game
is criminally underplayed so I'm spreading awareness and letting you know about it.
Druidstone This title was never
so cheap. This is an all time low for this game with very positive reviews on Steam.
Set in a unique fantasy world, Druidstone is filled with ancient lush forests, standing stones,
snow-capped mountains, deadly creatures and puzzle-ridden ruins. And you will control
three characters - Aava, Oiko and a man with a bit unusual name for my ears - Leonhard.
“Wait, what is your name again? Leonard?” “No it's Leon Hard...”
Yep, a name straight from the adult websites. Last time when I made this joke, real life Leonhards
and their moms tried to prove to me that this is a completely normal name in the comments section.
And nobody believed them. Divinity Original Sin 2
I remember when several years ago I was still working as a copywriter in
one fancy advertising agency, I had a coworker who was a hardened gamer.
And by that I mean that he played all the games on hard difficulty and had
no trouble with it. I don’t remember his name, so let’s call him Leonhard for this story.
One early morning I came to work and he was sitting on my desk with red eyes wide open.
“HAVE YOU PLAYED DIVINITY ORIGINAL SIN 2” he asked.
And I was like “no, I don’t even know what that is”. And then LeonHard said: “that is the best
game I have ever played, you MUST try it”. And then he just went home. To sleep. It turned out
that he installed the game before going home last evening and played it all night at work. That
probably got him fired. I don’t know, I was fired sooner for playing Hearthstone at work all day.
Office life wasn’t for me anyway. So be careful, check if you have a
lot of free time before playing - Overwhelmingly positive Steam reviews are there for a reason.
Warhammer 40,000: Mechanicus Take control of one of the most
technologically advanced armies in the Imperium - The Adeptus Mechanicus.
Here you’ll lead the expedition on the newly rediscovered planet and
will try to seize the power. You can customize your team,
manage resources, discover long-forgotten tech and control your Tech-Priests’ every move.
People on Steam are talking that this game is highly addictive, well written and can be
appealing not only for Warhammer fans but also for simple folk that never even heard the word.
I doubt the last one, but it's really Leonhard to find any negative feedback. 93% of the reviews
are positive, meaning that this game is only 2% short from Overwhelmingly positive ranking.
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