Hi, my name is ColdBeer and let’s start with Disciples: Liberation
This is a mature, dark fantasy strategy RPG with turn-based combat similar to one we are
used to in Heroes of Might and Magic. Well, if Disciples and Heroes were humans, Heroes would
be this kid with blonde hair and loose shirt with palm trees all over it and Disciples would be his
goth brother sacrificing goats for Satan. So which one of these guys would you want to
be friends with? Of course with goth, way cooler kid, although struggling in life,
just like Disciples Liberation struggles with Mostly positive review score it has.
But keep in mind that bad reviews are mostly given by players who live in the past, with nostalgia
for Disciples 2, a game that was released 20 years ago. I can only imagine how hard it would be for a
person like that to live every day life. "Oh man, this new movie is not
as good as that old one" "Yeah, 20 years ago computer games had
a soul and today it's just pure commerce" "MTV was a real channel back then"
"Young people forgot how to keep a real conversation"
"Back in my days..." Shut up! If you recognize yourself, then
geez man, life is hell for you. So in those brand new amazing Disciples Liberation you will get an
80+ hour single-player campaign and can experience a dark fantasy story with more than 270 quests and
objectives, and five unique endings to unlock. That is as modern as it can get. And if you are
still struggling with the decision - you can download and play the Demo version on Steam
absolutely free. No Man's Sky
Your voyage here is up to you. Will you be a fighter, preying on the weak and taking
their riches or a merchant who will find rich resources on forgotten worlds and exploit them
for the highest prices. Or maybe an explorer? Go beyond the known frontier and discover places and
things that no one has ever seen before. Like a giraffe. We all know those aren’t real.
No Man’s Sky procedurally generates the whole universe. It’s still a bit smaller than yo mama,
but it will be enough for you to dive in for a few days at least. Or maybe more. A lot of people who
leave comments on Steam have from about 20 to 150 hours of playtime. That is a great result.
Divinity: Original Sin 2 Made by the same studio as Baldur’s Gate 3,
this is one of the best RPG games ever created. Overwhelmingly positive reviews on Steam can
confirm that with an ease. And people in the comment section are openly saying that this may be
the best game they have ever played in general. But you know, you shouldn't trust people that
easily, once my friend said that potato salad with pineapple in it is the best salad. I deleted that
friend from my life, but the phrase is still hard locked in my brain. That is horrible.
Also keep in mind that this is a serious game for adults. It has dark and gloomy world and
sexual content. But don’t worry, it will keep your virginity as strong as ever.
Original Sin 2 will take you about 200 hours of your boring life and that is really amazing.
Maneater Have you ever wanted to become a shark? To be
honest, It doesn’t really matter what you want. I’m sorry, that was a rhetorical question.
“I wanna be a pelican, mommy” “Shut up little Timmy,
eat your moss in silence” Anyway, Maneater will let you experience
the ultimate power fantasy as the apex predator of the seas - become a shark and eat someone!
Maneater is a single player, open world action RPG. I can only guess that you
weren't expecting that. You will start as a small
shark pup tasked with surviving the harsh world while eating your way up the ecosystem.
To do this you will explore a large and varied open world encountering diverse
enemies and prey - both human and wildlife. Find the right resources and you can grow
and evolve far beyond what nature intended. This is fortunate, because to get revenge on
all those filthy fishermen. Outer Wilds
It was named Game of the Year 2019 by Giant Bomb, Polygon, Eurogamer and The Guardian, so that alone
should grab your attention. If it grabs something else or somewhere else, call the police.
Here you're the newest recruit of Outer Wilds Ventures, a space program searching for answers in
a strange, constantly evolving solar system. You will have to find out what lurks in the heart
of the ominous Dark Bramble. Who built the alien city on the Moon? Can the endless time loop be
stopped? And why is potato salad so delicious? Answers await you in the most dangerous reaches
of space. Game has overwhelmingly positive reviews, so you can’t be wrong with this one.
Solasta: Crown of the Magister In Solasta, you take control of four heroes, each
with unique skills that complement one another. Every hero expresses themselves in the adventure,
making each action and dialog choice a dynamic part of the story. You will create your heroes
just as you would in a pen-and-paper game by choosing their race, class,
personality and rolling for their stats.​ Except that you can't have full freedom here
anyway. If you want to play as talking hairy balls from space - it's not an option and that
is a shame. This class should be available in every RPG game altogether with Potato Salad Man,
Beer Bender and Stan from Coldbeeristan. So in general, if you like games like Baldur's
Gate, this should be a no brainer for you. Solasta has very positive reviews. Although I just
noticed one weird thing - Solsta isn't compatible with Steam Deck. It may not be a big deal now,
but in the future It can really hurt the sales a bit. Anyway, great game, you have my sincere
recommendations! The Pathless
This is a perfect game for fans of Journey and Abzu.
Here you will become the Hunter, a master archer who travels to a mystical island to dispel a
curse of darkness that grips the world. Soar through the air and forge a connection
with your eagle companion. Perform fluid acrobatics and execute awesome trick shots
with a unique archery system that allows effortless shooting while moving at high
speeds. The evil won’t rest until the world is destroyed, so what are you waiting for?
And I know that you are concerned about the most important thing - can you pet the bird?
Yes you can. So it's automatically a good game. Also it has very positive reviews.
Aliens: Fireteam Elite Have you ever wanted to be
a protagonist in an Alien movie? If yes, then you need to play Alien Isolation,
because this one is nothing like the movies. Although it's really fun to play if you have a
friend or two. You can play in single player as well, but I assure you that if you want
full experience, you will have to find some friends. I know, that may be a mission-impossible,
but you can try anyway. So here you will be exploring some friendly
planet filled with friendly fauna and live in harmony all together. Except you don't. This
game is a carnage where you will have to battle through hordes of different types of Xenomorph,
customize your character and gear, and level-up as you try to contain this ever-growing threat.
I especially liked the diversity of enemies in this game, they really took their time
to create some nasty monsters. The game itself is basically Left 4 Dead just with Aliens.
I think it's great and 82% of Steam reviews are also positive.
What Remains of Edith Finch 17-year old Edith Finch is the
last surviving member of the eccentric Finch family. All of her immediate relatives and
family have died violently at a young age, leading to rumors about a family curse.
Now, Edith is on her way to her Finch mansion – a bizarre,
ramshackle building hidden deep within the forests of the state of Washington. Once there,
she intends to research her family’s history and learn the truth behind the alleged curse.
While this can sound like a horror game, it’s actually just a nice tale about one family that
is more interesting than your own family. Or mine. That’s why we are gamers to be honest.
Greedfall Here you will
have complete freedom in character progression – play as a male or female,
customize your appearance, and freely choose your abilities, spells and skills.
So, nothing like “you are a Henry son of Blacksmith” bullshit here. And I
know that many of you want to create your own protagonist instead of playing something that
is created for us. Well, maybe Witcher was an exception to this rule, but most of us want to
play characters that resemble us in ethnic or in some other way for better immersion,
not because we are all racists or something. Greedfall was created in 3 years and it’s budget
was about 5 million dollars - for a triple A open world game like this it’s the bare minimum for it
to be good. Somewhat similar budget had the Kingdom Come: Deliverance team. And Skyrim’s
budget was about 100 million. For it you can literally create 20 games like Greedfall.
So, don’t expect miracles from it, but Greedfal is a really decent game, and as I’ve said
many times - about 7 vodkas out of 10. And now, don’t forget to check out the GOG
Weekly sale as well! You will find the link in the description below. All the games on GOG are DRM
free and refunds are supported for up to 30 days. Way friendlier place than Steam.
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