Tanukitsune

What...!? Humble and THQ together just sounds wrong... I don't own the Company of Heroes games, and the soundtracks are always a nice extra.

I guess I'll play the first game and see how I like that, but this seems up my alley.

What I've seen it's seems like they will be mini challenges like in the Arkham games, which don't interest me at all. I miraculously got a "clean hands" run, and I didn't even care that the game is glitched and didn't give it to me. My main complaint would be body stacking, since they seem to fall off surface way too easily, but in the end if the area didn't seem to have that many rats, I didn't bother to put them in a safe place, only a hidden one. I played the game in such a conservative way that I had plenty of sleep darts when it ended. My favorite moment in the game was in the Regent's Mansion, where I sneak in through the roof, took out a guard, hid and saved, only to see a overseer with that damn magic box. Just when I was about to pull the trigger I noticed that it had a hound following him, so I'd be in trouble. It's then I discovered that the scope in your mask when upgraded turns the crossbow into a sniper rifle. I shot the overseer from distance with a dart and the dog walked towards me, but it didn't notice me... The best part? Laying them all on a table in a humorous manner. The dog's head was bobbing and I just couldn't stop giggling! XD I wonder if we should start a "Humorous Steam Screenshots" page?

I.... I... had no idea you could just quicksave. I have like six or seven save files. I managed to beat the first mission after the escape with zero deaths! YES! I'm feeling pumped about all the powers I'm getting! Things are going to be real fun when I get to posses humans! MWA HA HA!

I loved the previous game, and I'm kinda waiting for the Steam version of the new one. I'm kinda disappointed that the different version's special characters are Mii's and Xbox Avatars, the last time we got Banjo & Kazooie.

If you are talking about the section I think you are I did die there, but not as much as with the rat guy.

But it looks like I can use Microsoft Points? Too bad I'm only missing 100 points to buy it, but maybe the Xbox Rewards thing might give me enough? It would be ironic if I used the system so I don't have to play the Xbox version anymore. It's their stupid banana dollars that make me not want to even turn on my 360. Anyway, it's almost over, I wonder if they'll do a "finale" with all the bestsellers again? They almost always do.

Damn, I had forgotten that Dizzy was mostly a UK thing, I only got the Mega Drive one because I never saw the other games for sale in my country.

Like I said, I don't really care if the game says that all of the sudden of the guards I took down non-lethally died eaten by rats, I want to avoid because it seems like a horrible way to die, but I'm not going to replay a whole level just because of that, specially since the missions are ridiculously long now. The game showing you a couple of people eaten by rats at the beginning is a good incentive to do your best to never see it happen again.

Yeah, the rat guy part is the worst, but it gets better.

What? I'm pretty sure the game had a "show everything" button. And I'd rather have the item I need before I need it than backtracking.

What I mean is that if I own the 360 version of the DLC does that mean it's the same as the PC one or do I have to rebuy it? Since it's linked to same account, it's worth asking, right?

I just started to play this today and I'll already debating whether to do like in Deus Ex and forget about what the game tells me and even if it says I "killed" someone because the rats got them and still consider it a "clean run". I notice corpses disappear when there are more than five so the last five corpses in the jail where tucked into the trash container and the four in the sewers were on top of boxes... I still got a few kills.I think somehow the people in the sewers got eaten. EDIT: Oh... I finally figured out why people died. Remember when you have to place explosives to escape the prison? Remember the garbage bin next to it? The first time I played, I stored one body there and got one death, the second I stored four and got four deaths. On my final attempt I was about to put an unconscious body in there again until it hit me. And I finally got a clean kill run of that level, HUZZAH!

Does that mean that if I own the Xbox version I already own Minerva's Den? I doubt it, but it's worth asking.

Woohoo! I'm excited to hear people enjoying Deponia! What do you mean by "puzzles falling into the same traps as others"? Too predictable or too obscure to make it difficult?

So.... is OK to post here again about beaten games? I recently completed the The Amazing Spider-man, I got if from the Steam sale and thought I'd give a non-Batman super hero game a go. I haven't played a Spider-man game since the GameBoy and I haven't seen a Spidey movie since the Sam Raimi ones, so I have no idea what happened in the movie, but it seems this game takes place after the movie? Also, it's so Arkham Aslyum/City it should be called Spider-Man: Oscorp Labs. Not only in gameplay, but even in plot! In this Universe the main thing is cross-species, almost every villain a mutant version of the original, Rhino is a mutant rhino, Scorpion is Doc Oc for some reason and I never even heard of the Iguana and Vermin. Black Cat is still continuing the animal theme, but she's not a cross-species like the others. The combat is very much Arkham, except web based instead of gadget based and not as fluid, I mostly used my web to ram into them, punch them a little, retreat and do it again. There is also stealth takedowns, which feels appropriate with his web powers. As for the world? Almost every mission takes place in the Oscorp labs and the city... OH THE CITY! It's terribly amusing, due to a crappy engine, Spidey moves too fast for it's own engine and can reach a building while it's still just a grey block! The side missions are what you expected to due, but ridiculous repetitive, you stop petty crimes, which are the same only they eventually get more thugs to fight. You also have to take sick people to the "Hospital", which is tedious, but only takes a few moments. He also has to take photos, which makes sense and I kinda like the missions where the cops ask for help and the other missions are secret labs and... show-off missions? A blimp ask him to do special trick for him, but they are just checkpoint races and keeping the camera on Spidey. The one thing this game has that is somewhat better than the Arkham games? The collectibles unlock actual comics you can read! I would have loved if the Bat-Man games gave you digital issues with the villains' first appearance like the Spidey game did. The game engine is strange if you put the setting too high the game is too fast and blurry and hard to control. It's strange, why is the game faster with higher settings? Shouldn't it slow the game down? The game is fun and cheesy, the engine is terrible at rending and can't keep up with spidey's speed, but I still had a lot of fun playing it, taking down the bigger bosses was a blast. On a side note, the comics I unlocked made me like Peter less, he's such a selfish emo whiney baby! XP

The dating missions are more fun that the GTA ones, specially since you unlock having hidden items appear on your map if you complete them. Did anybody play the Halloween DLC?

BioShock 2 is on sale, I have the 360 version, but I don't really like my 360 anymore, can I get Minerva's Den on the Steam version? I don't see any DLC for it on the Steam page. There are a few indie games that I'll wait until the sale in ending before getting. And did anybody get the Indie Royale Stuffing Bundle? Is the Adventure Apes game any good?

Pulling anything you want from behind your back would make adventure games too easy, come to think of it, so would the "Everything for a dollar" stores, which is probably why all adventurers are penniless.

I'm talking about this one: But you were right, the iOS one was only published by Codemasters.

It was made by Codemasters, does that mean they still work for Codemasters or does they simply let them make a game with their license? It's their license, right?

Deponia is on sale, which is awesome! Anna is on sale, which is a stinker.