Hi, my name is ColdBeer and let’s start with
Ghostwire Tokyo
This great triple A game was released just a few months ago and now you can already buy
it with a discount on Epic.
How Epic is that?
Although if you think that almost 40 Euros is still a pricey deal, let me tell you about
the 25% free coupon which was given to every Epic user.
So, this Coupon will be automatically applied during the checkout process during your next
purchase.
Only condition here - you have to buy for 15 dollars or more.
It doesn’t matter if you buy one game or several - if the combined final sum is more
than 15 dollars - you can get a 25% discount on top of that.
And yes, this coupon is usable with already discounted games.
So you can knock down another 10 Euros from Ghostwire Tokyo.
Although keep in mind - you can only use the coupon only once, but you can put up to 50
games into your shopping cart and use the coupon on all of them at once.
Anyway, let me tell you about the game a bit: here the city is overrun by deadly supernatural
forces after 99% of the population just vanished.
You will use a powerful arsenal of spectral abilities to fight the paranormal threat and
unravel the mystery behind the mass disappearance.
It may sound and look a bit like a horror game but the main emphasis is set not on the
horror, but on the fast paced gameplay where you have powerful abilities and can fight
various ghosts like a true ghostbuster.
Or more like a ghost eliminator!
Because you kill them, duh.
And seriously, the game has a rating that allows 12 year olds to play.
Don’t be a....
Townsmen
Although this list is overflowing with triple A games, I put some Indie gems in here as
well.
One of them is Townsmen - a strategy colony-sim game
where you will guide your people from their first steps in a small village to a massive
medieval metropolis with thousands of inhabitants.
You know how you see those ads of scammy games all over Facebook and other places that try
to mimic something similar to Townsmen, but instead just sucks money out of trustful people?
Townsmen is exactly the opposite - it doesn't suck anything and it actually delivers what
those scammy games don't.
Here you will find a huge variety of houses to build and many different jobs for your
subjects will keep you busy and really entertained.
Well, until the plague comes and kills everyone.
But whatever, you can just start over again.
Just like you can in real life.
It's not too late to change everything you don't like.
You are a smart, beautiful person and definitely deserve more.
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Immortals Fenyx Rising
I have to confess that some time ago I bought Fenyx Rising just because I run several gaming
channels and I have to make more material for them.
And you know, I’m so glad I did.
I was expecting game for kids, you know airy fairy unicorn title where every hero is childlishly
dumb, puzzles are easy and fighting can be done while scrolling in the Instagram at the
same time, but boy oh boy I was so wrong.
I started to feel that something is a sus with my prejudice when I heard the first joke.
Which was this one.
So during the whole game Zeus and Prometheus are talking in the background about you in
the past tense.
Like everything you do has already happened.
You know, when they say “and then he saw the giant”, you can be sure that you will
see a giant in a second.
So I could speak a lot about this game, but to be short, this is a hybrid between Breath
of the Wild, Skyrim and Dark Souls.
It is definitely a game for grown-ups, the jokes are spicy and the puzzles are really
hard.
Remember Skyrim?
Yeah, that hard.
Maybe harder.
Fights are easier than in Dark Souls, but probably a bit harder than they were on The
Witcher 3 on Normal difficulty.
So keep that in mind.
This is definitely the best game I have played in 2020, and by score is absolutely 10 vodkas
out of 10.
Iratus: Lord of the Dead
Here you find yourself fighting for the forces of darkness in the role of necromancer—Iratus,
recently freed from millennia-long imprisonment.
You control an obedient army of the living dead, with skeletons, zombies, banshees and
many other unliving warriors.
And you create your soldiers the only way a necromancer knows how: from the body parts
of your slain enemies!
The more you slay - the more parts you have.
Yaaas queen, slay.
Game is single-player only, so everything is made for your pleasure.
People are talking that Iratus is an easier version of Darkest Dungeon, although a little
too linear.
On Steam it has very positive reviews, so it's a good game and it will take about 13
hours of your boring life.
In Other Waters
This is one of the coolest Indie games I have stumbled on recently.
When Ellery is called to planet Gliese, only to arrive at an abandoned base, she finds
herself adrift in an ocean of secrets, with little more than a malfunctioning diving suit
and a strange AI to guide her.
And you play not an Ellery, as you already assumed, but this AI.
How the turns have tabled, huh?
So you have to guide Ellery—and keep her safe—as you dive deeper and explore an underwater
alien landscape.
The planet’s unique life, and its dark history, are yours to uncover and the bond between
you and Ellery will be tested by the secrets you learn.
Through this shifting narrative, In Other Waters asks questions about the nature of
“natural” and “artificial” life, and investigates what it means to be a human.
People are talking that this game floats somewhere between an art project, a work of fiction,
and an experiment in minimalist UI design.
I absolutely agree and will add the fact that this game is awesome and if you like stuff
like that you should definitely try it out.
Against The Storm
This is a roguelite city builder set in a gloomy fantasy world.
Artistically this is one of the coolest RTS games I have seen lately... except one thing.
Here it never stops raining.
I don't know whose decision it was to make it rain all the time, but as far as I know,
rain is one of the most hated clear-view blocking interferences gaming world has ever invented.
Yeah.
Period.
Anyway, here you are a pioneer sent into the wilds to establish and manage new settlements
inhabited by smart beavers, lizards, and humans.
Your goal is to survive long enough and gather the valuable resources necessary to rebuild
and upgrade your city.
It’s the only safe haven against the Blightstorm — a vile cycle of destruction ravaging everything
in its path.
So, despite the rain part, this looks like a great game and despite it still being in
early access, it has a user score of 8.6 on Metacritic.
That is actually really high.
Not as high as Seth Rogen, but still a promising result.
Assassin's Creed Valhalla
I’ll be honest, I had no idea that Valhalla’s PC release is exclusive to Epic.
This game became a hit immediately after release and it still is.
It has a metacritic score of 82 and that is never a bad thing to have.
Here you will lead epic Viking raids against Saxon troops and fortresses.
Dual-wield powerful weapons and relive the visceral fighting style of the Vikings and
shape the growth of your character with each choice and carve a path to glory.
Explore a Dark Age open world, from the shores of Norway to the kingdoms of England.
The game itself is set in a low fantasy world, meaning that you will get beaten not only
by puny humans but also several Nordic godlike creatures and deities.
The game is really fun, just be sure that you have a gamepad.
Call of The Sea
A wonderful game for puzzle lovers where you unlock the secrets in the hunt for missing
expedition.
It is 1934, in the far reaches of the South Pacific.
Norah has crossed the ocean following the trail of her missing husband’s expedition
and finds herself on a lush island paradise - a nameless, forgotten place, dotted with
the remnants of a lost civilization.
What strange secrets does it hold, and what might Norah unearth in her quest for the truth?
Maybe a better recipe for potato salad?
Well, that is kinda impossible, I'm just kidding, you can find the perfect recipe in my community
section, just scroll down a bit.
People are talking that Call of the Sea has a very interesting story and the visuals are
stunning.
If you check the game on Steam, you will see 90% of positive reviews and that is definitely
enough for you to dive into this first person story rich adventure.
Find your husband, my hero, find him alive.
Sale will continue until 16 of July, so if this video gets some views I will make more
content about this sale as well, but now don’t forget to check our GOG sale as well!
They have plenty of good deals!
Click on my link in the description and dive into adventure.
All the games on GOG are DRM free and refunds are supported for up to 30 days!
Thank you for watching, have a nice day and I’ll see you next time, bye!