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Pid, Strike Suit Zero, Giana Sisters: Twisted Dreams, Trine, La Mulana, and more indie titles 60% off!

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Redfoxe: You really like indies dont you GoG ;).
Not speaking for everyone at GOG as this is something subjective, but I like a lot of indies due to the fact that they remind me of a time when games focused on fun and interesting ideas. Also, remember the Ultima series could be considered "indie" back when Richard Garriot was selling diskettes in ziplock baggies :D
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Mivas: Is Symphony hard core? Or is it more casual; when you feel like listening to the good music and play something to entertain yourself?
Have you ever played SHMUPS like Gradius or R-Type? If you have, it's kind of like that with enemies coming in waves and in a particular pattern. The only difference is that the kind of song you have playing dictates enemy density and how fast they come at you. It's not hard core like say a bullet hell shooter like Touhou is :D
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keeveek: Not only slowdown with classic releases lately, but now indie promo?

GOG, turn back from this while you still can :P
SKY IS FALLING! :O
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SpikedCereal: Indies is the only thing GOG likes, apparently GOG hates AAA titles, you know, the games people want to see here the most
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jaron11: It’s not like GOG hates AAA titles. Just AAA devs loves DRM.
Dokładnie :P
Post edited August 02, 2013 by JudasIscariot
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timppu: Does anyone have a good opinion if 99 levels to Hell is better to play with a gamepad, or kb+mouse?

I just can't make up my mind about it. The gamepad seems otherwise more suitable for the game, but aiming with the mouse again gives an edge to mouse, even though it is mostly a 2D platformer game.
If I may, I found it much easier using the Kb + mouse combo. I tried it with a controller and went "NOPE!" and had a much easier time keyboard warrioring the game :D
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JudasIscariot: Not speaking for everyone at GOG as this is something subjective, but I like a lot of indies due to the fact that they remind me of a time when games focused on fun and interesting ideas.
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keeveek: You know what reminds me about the time when games focused on fun and interesting ideas? Actual classic games that remind me about the time when games focused on fun and interesting ideas.
We have quite a few of those last time I checked. :D
Post edited August 02, 2013 by JudasIscariot
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JudasIscariot: Dokładnie :P
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Ghorpm: Judas, please! "dokładnie" in this context is a calque. You shouldn't use it like that :) I know that wikipedia is not the most trustworthy site but at least this article is pretty decent: http://pl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anglicyzm
Dude, 20+ years of using English structure is not just going to go away overnight, even though I try much to my and other Poles' detriment :D
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JudasIscariot: We have quite a few of those last time I checked. :D
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keeveek: Not in this week and not in a week before :-(

Where is my SimCity 3000! :P
We just had Tzar! Don't tell me you blazed through that already? :D
Post edited August 02, 2013 by JudasIscariot
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JudasIscariot: Have you ever played SHMUPS like Gradius or R-Type? If you have, it's kind of like that with enemies coming in waves and in a particular pattern. The only difference is that the kind of song you have playing dictates enemy density and how fast they come at you. It's not hard core like say a bullet hell shooter like Touhou is :D
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Mivas: I see. No, I haven't. I don't play SHMUPS. I managed to finish only the combat sequences in Jade Empire grinding my teeth (the last flight!) but the idea of gaming tied to music is intriguing. Non-Touhou difficulty is definitely plus :).
Hmm, this could serve well as a filler for pauses at work... Decisions, decisions. Thanks for replying, Judas.
Well, here you can unlock permanent upgrades, have more than one weapon AND adjust the angle it fires, you can just autofire by pressing on the proper mouse button (IIRC..been a while since I played it...), and you can repair your ship on the fly as you play a level just by collecting musical notes.

Also, all you need is a mouse for this game :D
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JudasIscariot: We just had Tzar! Don't tell me you blazed through that already? :D
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keeveek: Not yet, but my hunger is infinite! :P
Aha. So this must be [url=https://encrypted-tbn3.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcQAYQ57EUu6Y13odfNjgWRraMPKnuvyT4QOnAXSZ8Bq8q_zs9zwMg]you[/url].