Hexcells question marks Pc#

Or maybe because some people just like to downvote. I just do it everywhere else.īasically it's low rated because people who exhibit the 'the boycott is ridiculous and it will never work and it will ruin GOG and I will lose all my games because it won't work and I just love GOG so much' mindset tend to get very spiteful. Why go there just to annoy all their users and start fights? It is common sense. Personally when I don't agree with Epic for example and how they do things I don't go on their reddit every day to tell them that. We are talking about their own forums here that are made to support the store. So when you use the forums to follow your own agenda it is perfectly fine but if they decide to take actions against it suddenly they are hypocritical even though you say they are both not connected so it shouldn't matter. If boycotting has nothing to do with the forums then why call them hypocritical if they decide to lock this thread. Would you agree now atacking them fits perefctly since I also' understand facing criticism is not something easy' but that goes both ways you know. Criticize - 'to express disapproval of someone or something' - same source. Or maybe you should first check the dictionary what 'atacking' means and then follow your own advice ? Here I'll help you with definition of atacking - 'to criticize someone strongly' - cambridge online dictionary. The story starts out a little silly and then gets grim.Īll of these have stories I found gripping.Patrikc: Pointing out missteps is not the same as attacking, try to understand the difference before typing. I have 63 hours on it but I also have all the DLC and went back to get medals. It has a checkpointing system so if your strategy doesn't work you can hit Backspace and return to a recent checkpoint, or go back all the way to the start of the level. No grinding because resources do not transfer between levels. It won a bunch of awards and is the best platforming stealth game I've ever played.ĭefense Grid: The Awakening is a tower defence game. There are optional objectives in each level and you can repeat levels to get ones you missed. Levels are larger but include checkpoints. Mark of the Ninja is also a platforming stealth game. Play revolves around skulking around and wiring different bits of electrical equipment together. Inventive, clever, novel design is preferred, even if it's unpleasant like Papers Please posted by Ndwright to Media & Arts (33 answers total) 88 users marked this as a favoriteīest answer: Gunpoint is a level-based stealth game, so it has definite stopping points. Generally not first-person shooters, Portal being a notable exception Has either a definite ending or a good stopping point Papers Please - I hate this game in the best possible way, it's literally designed to give you the experience of working in an unpleasant, stressful, morally difficult Soviet bureaucracy and it succeeds in spades. Psychonauts - Very funny, ingenuous level design, pushing it a little on the length but easy to put down when needed. Portal - What's there to say? A perfect videogame.

Hexcells question marks Pc#

Zombies 1 - Self-contained, charming, funny, also much shorter than the bloated sequel (which isn't even released for PC anyway) To the Moon - Amazing demonstration of what can be done with the videogame as a narrative artform To give a few examples of games I've enjoyed in the past few years:īraid - Beautiful art, elegant gameplay, fascinating puzzlesīastion - Ripping action game, slick, stylish, shortĬave Story - 8-bit aesthetic hides a compelling (and tragic) narrative with very effective gameplay I used to subscribe to the indie bundles but now there are way too many of them to keep up. Preferably shorter games, now that I am a grownup with a job I unfortunately don't have forty hours to spare for a single JRPG. In other words, World of Warcraft, Candy Crush Saga, Farmville and other games that are essentially designed for the player to mechanically self-stimulate are the exact opposite of what I'm looking for.