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[GiglameshDespair]

Shame they don't have Resident Evil {Woman Giving Giraffe a Blowjob} 6.

o_O

Umbrella's experiments have taken a turn for the worse.

[n9103]

And speaking of Humble Bundle, the weekly bundle is a bit... odd. Hint: the first game on the list is Hatoful Boyfriend.

Far more telling is the top tier physical good... "Valentine's Day 2 Love Pants"

[Aklyon]

It it a valentines day bundle in october. I'm not sure what you guys were expecting if not dating sims and a pigeon sim.

[EnigmaticHat]

That said, the Capcom bundle does look interesting. I am upset at the description of DmC: Devil May Cry,

Spoiler: which dropped a major spoiler (click to show/hide)

that Dante's mother wasn't human, but an angel.
Then again, the whole thing seems canon-breaking, since it looks like it takes place before DMC3(which takes place, what, 20 years before the first? And Dante didn't get his first Devil Trigger until Vergil rams Rebellion into Dante's chest in that game.

That is not a secret.  Its a reboot, its not in the same canon.

I wanted to like that game.  They had some good ideas but more bad ones.  It controls a lot better on the PC than the other DMC games (don't judge me I don't own a Playstation), and the city its set in is honestly a lot better than the other games' aggressively generic settings.  But the storytelling is tone-deaf on several levels and the combat... it seems OK at first.  But then you realize that your attacks and movement are way too powerful and the way the game countered this is to make it so 2/3rds of your weapons just don't work at all against a given enemy.  There are some cool fights against humanoid enemies with similar abilities to you but they're few and far between.

[JimboM12]

GOG is selling Alpha Centuari Planetary Pack for 2 bucks. Come get the legend for a steal while you can.

[scrdest]

Humble Store is selling Paint The Town Red at 15% off as an early access.

Having... acquired it for demo purposes, it's:

a) Fun; it's pretty dwarfy too, it's essentially a FPP voxel-based bar fight simulator based on a (free) 7DFPS project.

b) HORRIBLY HORRIBLY HORRIBLY optimized. My laptop runs, say, PAYDAY 2 at decent settings, but this little unity game is basically running in bullet time. Early access, so they've promised to fix it later, but it's still a massive caveat emptor.

And of course c) an early access title with all the good and bad it entails.

[Persus13]

Hey, Steam's running a deal on Fallout right now with the games either 50% or 66% off. I've been interested in the games, but I've heard that the later ones especially are really buggy, and might not support Windows 10.

Can you tell me if buying some of them now is worth it or will they be cheaper when Fallout 4 is released or during the Winter sale? Can you also tell me if any of them are supported by Windows 10? Finally, which Fallout games would you recommend? I'll probably only grab two, but New Vegas and a pre-Bethesda one would probably be my picks. Thanks!

[Rolan7]

Huh, they're actually significantly cheaper than the GOG versions at this time ($10 there, 3.39 on steam).
Considering that, I really doubt they'll get cheaper than this.  Not sure what you mean by later ones, but Fallout 2 and Fallout Tactics were perfectly stable for me.  FO2 I played... shit, literally 9 years ago, and tactics was last year.  So you should be fine, unless Steam's port is worse than GOG's.

which wouldn't surprise me much.

If you're getting only one of the classics, I'd say Fallout 2.  It's the only one I completed.  Fallout 1 is also good and a classic, but 2 is a bit more forgiving.  I didn't get lost as easily as I did in Fallout 1.  It's also not necessary to play 1 to understand 2, at all.  It's an exceptionally strong sequel.

Tactics is... different.  Also noncanon.  I enjoyed it, but to be honest I didn't get far.  I keep meaning to go back to it though.

[Darkmere]

Tactics was pretty awesome if you want a squad-centric TBS that works on the SPECIAL engine. Think of it as a Fallout-style game that isn't directly Fallout and you get the idea.

[Mech#4]

"South Park: The Stick of Truth" is 75% off on Steam at the moment. If you like the TV show, can stomach gratuitous... uh... everything and like turn based RPGs it's a well regarded game.

I have not personally played it, mostly due to it being censored in some parts here in Australia, but I have watched two let's plays of the game by Lucahjin and Vinny from Vinesauce. The game is outrageous and I think is a good example of a successful game tie in to a TV series.

[Frumple]

... anyone know if any of the current humble mobile bundle games are anything of note?

[nenjin]

Shadow of Mordor GotY Edition is $16.99 on Steam right now. I've hemmed and hawed about getting it for long enough. Even though I just bought Vermintide and Afterbirth this weekend too.....

[Aklyon]

If you have a lot of free space, and really like killing orcs, its pretty great. Also, the game keeps track of who killed you so they can taunt you the next time you meetup. The nonstory game modes are also pretty alright, but still involve orcs and the wrecking of them.

[JimboM12]

I think it's for all products, but GreenManGaming has a promo code for 22% off right now. It's good until the 26th.

Code:

Spoiler (click to show/hide)

WINTER-ISCMNG-22PERC

[Persus13]

Shadow of Mordor GotY Edition is $16.99 on Steam right now. I've hemmed and hawed about getting it for long enough. Even though I just bought Vermintide and Afterbirth this weekend too.....

Bundlestars appears to be offering a better deal on it here: https://www.bundlestars.com/en/bundle/middle-earth-shadow-of-mordor-bundle

It's only a dollar cheaper or so, but there might be more DLC offered there.