http://steamcommunity.com/id/cheesenium

I have 214 games + DLC on Steam. Guess i am qualified then?

It's ok, you'll get there sooner or later. Ter-click more.

Where can you buy Hitman for RM80?

Then, nevermind. I'll get it from legit ways.

Just wondering, is SotS 1 as buggy and inaccessible as SotS2?

Kinda interested to buy the game.

It's a crap game though, because its a pay to win game. The gameplay isnt very good, as the ships feels slow and you need to buy boosters to enjoy the game. Thats my impression from Total Biscuit's video.



Might as well wait for this:



Also a port from iOS, but the game is bloody amazing on iOS. One of the best games for iPhone and it plays a lot like Freelancer.

I am looking for a copy too. The only place i found it is amazon where you have to ship it to malaysia. Its gonna cost q bomb. Cant buy it at gog.com or anywhere else.

Well a lot of Steam games has Steam Play function where you can play the supported game on Mac and Windows. Dont see why you shouldnt get a Steam account just because you are using mac.

I have friends playing L4D2 on Macs.

Where can i get the grid images, though? Or i just DIY?

Thanks, i have put a custom image on all my none steam games.

Anway, here are some links to some custom images:

http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showthread.php?t=477211
http://forums.steampowered.com/forums/show...d.php?t=2737170

Whats plaublink for?

Tempting to click this and Bang Bang Racing.

Try Bang Bang Racing. They do provide a game demo, and it is really fun.

http://store.steampowered.com/app/207020/

Where do i activate the code?

Can i have the URL?

It just that it looks a bit dodgy to me that all. Googling isnt that hard.

For those who are thinking of buying Sol Exodus, please try the demo first. It is not as good as you think it might be.

Just get CS:GO.Its a much better than CS:S from casual point of view.

I actually want to try that game too but the game's combat is rather terrible.



Other than that, heard the game is shaping up amazingly on the 4X side of it, better than SotS 2. *cough

Alternatively, you can get Sins of Solar Empire Rebellion. The expansion is a great game, except it still have some lingering balance issue. Despite Rebellion only added a handful of units to each faction, even the original faction splinter to 2 subfaction doesnt seem to change much in the tech tree, but these misleadingly simplistic additions actually added a tonne of depths to the game, and made the game whole lot more fun to play than it's previous iteration.

I will definitely pickup Endless Space later on. Just not sure when.

It's a little bit too shallow for me. It's pretty much just a card game. I rather have the Gratuitous Space Battle sort of combat than what it is now.

I just bought SotS 1 because SotS 2 interface is totally unusable.

If you liked Trinity, Rebellion would be worth it. The handful of units and tech that is added to the game may seem to be very little, but the changes these content bring to the table is enormous. They literally changed how the race is meant to be played in some ways. Try to get the $10 discount if you have Trinity through Impulse.

As mainly a TEC player, in Rebellion, TEC is divided to 2 subfaction which is one focusing on defence, like double Starbase in a single gravity well, earlier and cheaper superweapon and a very tough, defense oriented Titan. The other one focus more on offense, such as allying with the neutral rebels and pirates, getting pirates as reinforcements for free and a powerful offensive titan. I find both subfaction plays very differently due to these small changes.

Advent had similar treatment with one focusing on resurrecting "dead" ships and the other one on culture. Still, i cant comment much about Advent because i rarely play them. Vasari varies the most, where one faction focus more on diplomacy to work with their allies, phase jumping Starbase and an incredibly powerful Titan. The other one has the option to fully uproot from their planets to become a mobile flotilla, something like how Quarians are in Mass Effect. Also, an ability on their Titan to fully consume a planet for a lot of resources.

Outside of faction changes, the game also have some under the hood optimisation, textures redone and better graphics in generally, especially shadows. I still think its a bit overpriced for a $40 expansion, but looking back at other expansions like Sup Com's Forged Alliance and so on. I think the price is more or less alright, considering its a standalone expansion.

I have played it. Its an amazing game where it feels a lot like midtown madness 2. Its pretty much you get a car and drive around the city to complete objectives.

The story is quite decent for a racing game and the game can be really funny at times. Kinda like how the games ending too. Physics wise, its pretty good as the cars are fun to drive while each car handling feels unique.

Its a bit short though. 8 hours to finish the campaign but if you want to unlock everything, it might take a while more. You'll also need a 360 pad to play the game. Its quite difficult to play with keyboard.

Tldr: great game with fun physics and decent storyline but let down by rather short campaign. If you like driving games, just buy this game seriously.