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The STEAM Sales and Releases Thread - AUTUMN SALE 2024

deuxhero

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Wild price for an Early Access (Witchfire) even though they plans no price raise after full release...
as for Pirate_Nation - he's one of many fake news factories on twatter, ignore and move on

after slight (few years) delay Capcom is trying to fix Lost Planet 2, Residen Evil - Operation Racoon City and SF vs Tekken

now you need friends to play them because going solo might be not optimal (AI is garbage and you need 2nd and more players for some tasks).

What took them so long? NB at least went out of their way to remove Denuvo from every game it would have made unplayable on certain Intel CPUs way before it actually happened.
 

Infinitron

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Codex Year of the Donut Serpent in the Staglands Dead State Divinity: Original Sin Project: Eternity Torment: Tides of Numenera Wasteland 2 Shadorwun: Hong Kong Divinity: Original Sin 2 A Beautifully Desolate Campaign Pillars of Eternity 2: Deadfire Pathfinder: Kingmaker Pathfinder: Wrath I'm very into cock and ball torture I helped put crap in Monomyth


Between 1962 and 1965, some classes of students in New York were involved in an innovative research project. The goal was to create a new teaching method without teachers, using powerful computers, automatic systems such as slide projectors, and the playback of recorded audio lessons.

At the conclusion of the lesson, a 300-baud modem connected a powerful mainframe, costing tens of millions of dollars at the time, to a teletype under the students' control. The teletype printed long texts on continuous paper rolls, forcing the students to make difficult decisions on how to manage scarce resources to feed the population and plant crops for the next season.

It was the Sumerian Game, the ancestor of all strategy, management, and city simulation games.

The Sumerian Game, which was lost for 60 years, has been rebuilt and is now playable. Manage your grain, store it to withstand harsh seasons and natural disasters, grow your population, and expand your settlements. Find the best balance between people and food, or between arable land and cultivated fields.

You have ten years to expand your city and save it from extinction. If the population drops to zero, the lesson is over.

Call the teacher.
 

mediocrepoet

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Codex 2012 Codex+ Now Streaming! MCA Project: Eternity Divinity: Original Sin 2

Lagi

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Soviet republic propaganda wet dream of roads quality
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911 Jumper

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From a bunch of former Q-Games [PixelJunk series] developers. Launching in 2025



BMX your way into the hearts of all the townsfolk as a mail delivery TANUKI: Pon’s Summer! You've got one month to save up enough to restore the shrine for the Great Tanuki Festival. Deliver packages, compete in sports, make sushi, and much much more in TANUKI: Pon’s Summer!
 

Fargus

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Zoochosis looks like an interesting take on horror and simulation but its an overpriced 1 hour game...

Silence of the Siren is like a gay version of HoMM3. Communist rats and molerats are pretty funny ngl

Tenebris seems cool, i actually have it in my steamlist. But i'll let it stew a bit in early access. Tired of abandonware.
 

Ezekiel

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Surprised Steam on web browser is no longer logging me out. Used to have to authenticate again all the time. Now I've been logged into Steam on Firefox for months, I think.
 

Elttharion

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Surprised Steam on web browser is no longer logging me out. Used to have to authenticate again all the time. Now I've been logged into Steam on Firefox for months, I think.
I think they changed something on their back end, now Steam only asks me to authenticate again when I try to buy something via web browser.
 

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