Jawmuncher
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No I've never been Jawmuncherc. I wonder if its because muncher is a bad word on steam. The c was never there though.
But your GAF username is Jawmuncherc
That's not even funny.
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No I've never been Jawmuncherc. I wonder if its because muncher is a bad word on steam. The c was never there though.
That's not even funny.
MMBosstones86
Member
But your GAF username is Jawmuncherc
dat photoshop
Have the game breaking memory leaks been fixed?
Jawmuncher
Member
It didn't change my steamurl and my profile page doesn't have the c now. This is way too weird. Guessing it won't update for some people?
What would that c even stand for.
What would that c even stand for.
The game's build id is ancient, so I'd guess not.
Kiru
Member
c is the new z
dirtywhirlwind
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PandaPedinte
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The deal went up yesterday. There's a little more than three hours left.
PandaPedinte
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Work is keeping me off from all the Steam related news, not that I'm complaining at all.
I still get no response after pressing 'play'.
There's a separate install button below.
Jawmuncher
Member
I'd go with Ceratopsia if I had to choose one.
its funny now that I have it figured out
maybe steam is trying to tell you something?you know - JawmuncherC
Valve must really not like me.
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Killer is dead is like a whole new game after playing it on 360. No screen tearing and 60fps with no drops. So delicious.
SneakyStephan
Banned
Has anything cool released in the past 1-2 months? Last time I asked this question someone recommended van helsing 2 to me which was pretty fun
Oh. Thanks.
Stallion Free
Cock Encumbered
So I stumbled across this in the Shovel Knight thread and rolled my eyes:
You released your game 8 months later on Steam with zero hype or interest because all you did was cry about how hard Greenlight was for you (shocker, your game doesn't really stand out in a lineup) and the game itself has one of the ugliest color palettes I have ever seen. No shit it isn't going to make you rich.
You released your game 8 months later on Steam with zero hype or interest because all you did was cry about how hard Greenlight was for you (shocker, your game doesn't really stand out in a lineup) and the game itself has one of the ugliest color palettes I have ever seen. No shit it isn't going to make you rich.
So I stumbled across this in the Shovel Knight thread and rolled my eyes:
You released your game 8 months later on Steam with zero hype or interest because all you did was cry about how hard Greenlight was for you (shocker, your game doesn't really stand out in a lineup) and the game itself has one of the ugliest color palettes I have ever seen. No shit it isn't going to make you rich.
Is this the game?
Generic 2D platformer #10919585?
Tizoc
Member
PandaPedinte
Member
Sourcery!
So I stumbled across this in the Shovel Knight thread and rolled my eyes:
You released your game 8 months later on Steam with zero hype or interest because all you did was cry about how hard Greenlight was for you (shocker, your game doesn't really stand out in a lineup) and the game itself has one of the ugliest color palettes I have ever seen. No shit it isn't going to make you rich.
Didn't Valve also denied his game before Greenlight? Maybe I'm thinking about another game. Though I remember Mutants Mudds struggling to pass the greenlight proccess.
Tizoc
Member
Is this the game?
Generic 2D platformer #10919585?
Kinda glad I got it as a Plus freebie, I think the color pallete is OK but the gameplay feels...slower than what I would've liked ^^;
dark_inferno
Member
Is this the game?
Generic 2D platformer #10919585?
Yes it is this... and its shit.
And some Nintendo fanboys praise it as one of the best indie game ever made...
So I stumbled across this in the Shovel Knight thread and rolled my eyes:
You released your game 8 months later on Steam with zero hype or interest because all you did was cry about how hard Greenlight was for you (shocker, your game doesn't really stand out in a lineup) and the game itself has one of the ugliest color palettes I have ever seen. No shit it isn't going to make you rich.
You can't just throw something on Steam, after it's been on the 3DS and Wii U, and expect millions. Shovel Knight had legitimate hype, released on all platforms at basically the same time and, on top of that, it's really damn good.
Is this the game?
Generic 2D platformer #10919585?
Yes.
So I stumbled across this in the Shovel Knight thread and rolled my eyes:
You released your game 8 months later on Steam with zero hype or interest because all you did was cry about how hard Greenlight was for you (shocker, your game doesn't really stand out in a lineup) and the game itself has one of the ugliest color palettes I have ever seen. No shit it isn't going to make you rich.
Not to mention it was bundled both before and after the steam release. And it just doesn't look like a $10 game. Hell, I never even bothered to activate the copy I got from a bundle. He made $5-$10k on it, that's a lot better than most.
Stumpokapow
listen to the mad man
So I stumbled across this in the Shovel Knight thread and rolled my eyes:
You released your game 8 months later on Steam with zero hype or interest because all you did was cry about how hard Greenlight was for you (shocker, your game doesn't really stand out in a lineup) and the game itself has one of the ugliest color palettes I have ever seen. No shit it isn't going to make you rich.
Additionally, wasn't the game bundled before release? At least once, maybe twice?
Stallion Free
Cock Encumbered
Yes, that was the game. That's why I said they cried about it in my post.
StAidan
Member
So I stumbled across this in the Shovel Knight thread and rolled my eyes:
You released your game 8 months later on Steam with zero hype or interest because all you did was cry about how hard Greenlight was for you (shocker, your game doesn't really stand out in a lineup) and the game itself has one of the ugliest color palettes I have ever seen. No shit it isn't going to make you rich.
I love both retro styled games and pixel art, but I never saw the attraction in Mutant Mudds. I watched some gameplay footage when it came out and it looked boring as heck. Maybe that's why it wasn't successful.
Freedom = $1.05
Banned
So Valiant Hearts:
I don't have a lot to say about that wouldn't spoil the experience so i'll do my best to break it down. First thing i'd like to add that i think most would appreciate: VH worked really well as a companion piece to the latest run of hardcore history, so if you want something to compliment your experience i'd highly recommend that you dedicate some time to listen to HH around (probably better that you do it before) the time you play VH.
Having to find a way to describe this to a friend, the quickest way i could get across how plays is to imagine if those old 2d Oddworld games were about WWI instead of, well, whatever the hell they're about. You rarely find yourself fighting shooting or doing anything other that trying to not get killed because, let's face it, WWI was a bloody fucking monster of a war.
The game takes an interesting approach to collectables in that they all have historical blurbs about each and every one of them. One of the issues i had with them is that i found myself jamming the A button all of the time because, more often than not, they would either be kinda hard to spot or you would find yourself running from danger and if you don't pick it up while running then you would need to replay the whole section to get it.
Given all of that, i felt like the collectables just as often took me out of the moment as it did adding any atmosphere to the game and i'm not sure they should've had those items in there at all in the end given that result. Last, the same button you often jam to pick up collectables is also your pet-your-dog button and your give-an-item-to-your-dog button, meaning that the game would halt until you were done showing affection for your pup during a just a bit too long (but cute) animation or you would accidentally give him an item and then have to ask for it back. With so many buttons on the controller going unused you'd figure they'd at least make the pick-up button something different.
The story is well told and the presentation of it is most likely inspired by PBS specials, especially some of the Ken Burn's documentaries. I don't wish to get into the story much other than to say that i found myself sighing at the end, both because i was relieved but also saddened by the events played out.
I really dug this game and can safely recommend it to those that are curious. Might be one of most informative 6 hour games you'll ever play and it's enjoyable, to boot.
I got it for free through ps+ on the vita. Played it for about 15 minutes and found it too sluggish and not really appealing. Just deleted it. If i remember, the game had some buzz for it back in the day when it released on ios, but it might just have been due to that platform not exactly having a lot of quality games coming out during that early ios era.
I don't have a lot to say about that wouldn't spoil the experience so i'll do my best to break it down. First thing i'd like to add that i think most would appreciate: VH worked really well as a companion piece to the latest run of hardcore history, so if you want something to compliment your experience i'd highly recommend that you dedicate some time to listen to HH around (probably better that you do it before) the time you play VH.
Having to find a way to describe this to a friend, the quickest way i could get across how plays is to imagine if those old 2d Oddworld games were about WWI instead of, well, whatever the hell they're about. You rarely find yourself fighting shooting or doing anything other that trying to not get killed because, let's face it, WWI was a bloody fucking monster of a war.
The game takes an interesting approach to collectables in that they all have historical blurbs about each and every one of them. One of the issues i had with them is that i found myself jamming the A button all of the time because, more often than not, they would either be kinda hard to spot or you would find yourself running from danger and if you don't pick it up while running then you would need to replay the whole section to get it.
Given all of that, i felt like the collectables just as often took me out of the moment as it did adding any atmosphere to the game and i'm not sure they should've had those items in there at all in the end given that result. Last, the same button you often jam to pick up collectables is also your pet-your-dog button and your give-an-item-to-your-dog button, meaning that the game would halt until you were done showing affection for your pup during a just a bit too long (but cute) animation or you would accidentally give him an item and then have to ask for it back. With so many buttons on the controller going unused you'd figure they'd at least make the pick-up button something different.
The story is well told and the presentation of it is most likely inspired by PBS specials, especially some of the Ken Burn's documentaries. I don't wish to get into the story much other than to say that i found myself sighing at the end, both because i was relieved but also saddened by the events played out.
I really dug this game and can safely recommend it to those that are curious. Might be one of most informative 6 hour games you'll ever play and it's enjoyable, to boot.
I got it for free through ps+ on the vita. Played it for about 15 minutes and found it too sluggish and not really appealing. Just deleted it. If i remember, the game had some buzz for it back in the day when it released on ios, but it might just have been due to that platform not exactly having a lot of quality games coming out during that early ios era.
I have them both... and they play just fine...
Yea that's my biggest problem, the movement is glacial.
So I stumbled across this in the Shovel Knight thread and rolled my eyes:
You released your game 8 months later on Steam with zero hype or interest because all you did was cry about how hard Greenlight was for you (shocker, your game doesn't really stand out in a lineup) and the game itself has one of the ugliest color palettes I have ever seen. No shit it isn't going to make you rich.
He later "apologised" in the GAF thread about the article. Bizarrely, in what was a prime example of why people should leave their emotional attachments to platforms at the door when entering a thread, my post was interpreted as an attempt to "downplay" and be "dismissive" of the game's success on the eShop.
Welp. Seems like the game was destined to fail.
What was he expecting? Doesn't look like it does anything special. Why would it be a best seller?
Always sad when a game doesn't do well but lets be real. Most wont.
edit: That quote is pretty confusing to me. Saying eShop is great and other communities suck because people are cheap?
What was he expecting? Doesn't look like it does anything special. Why would it be a best seller?
Always sad when a game doesn't do well but lets be real. Most wont.
edit: That quote is pretty confusing to me. Saying eShop is great and other communities suck because people are cheap?
Stumpokapow
listen to the mad man
The person you linked isn't the same as the person in the Twitter thing, it's the dev for Steamworld Dig.
me0wish
Member
ashecitism
Member
Yes, I would probably have bought it from Steam if not.
I think it was overhyped by the Nintendo crowd because there was just about no competition on the eShop.
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So I stumbled across this in the Shovel Knight thread and rolled my eyes:
You released your game 8 months later on Steam with zero hype or interest because all you did was cry about how hard Greenlight was for you (shocker, your game doesn't really stand out in a lineup) and the game itself has one of the ugliest color palettes I have ever seen. No shit it isn't going to make you rich.
Was he the dev Patrick Klepek was giving a ton of promotion about greenlight?
billmcdougal
Member
Steamworld Dig actually being a pretty great game, and their developers seem to be good people
lashman
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That's a bit too recent
... and they haven't released 238472834782734 pieces of DLC for it yet either
it'll take a while for that game to be on sale - Status