The Dark Descent and A Machine for Pigs, conveniently bundled into one cheap night terror. The more successful Ikaruga is on PC, the more likely that is to happen. Back in January, the developer said it was mulling a new game for Steam. Ikaruga's developer Treasure has been mostly dormant for the past few years, and this is their first-ever port to the PC. Once you discover how the polarity system plays into scoring, you realize how deep and intimidating and brilliant it really is. At first, switching from white to black and back to stay alive just seems cool. Unlike most bullet hell shooters, Ikaruga's polarity-switching gameplay gives you the power to absorb some bullets while dodging others. If you want to be safe, wait until June 30 to pick up a sale-long deal.ĥ0% off: $4.99 / 3.49 Steam store page | Note: May be reduced further in a Flash saleĥ0% may not be a huge discount, but one of the best SHMUPS of all time is worth every penny. Reminder: if a game isn't a daily deal or a flash sale, it could pop up later in the sale for an even lower price. Don t forget that GOG is having a summer sale of its own, too. Within, find our picks for the best current deals on Steam.
But the outer kingdoms the ones whom imperial citizens would call 'barbarians' should still retain that sandbox feel".īack in May, TaleWorlds detailed their new facial animation system, which you can read about here.Īfter a good start yesterday, day two of Steam s dozen-day Summer Sale isn t necessarily obliterating our minds with savings, but there s still some great values available today or through shorter-term flash sales. One new feature that we hope will add a lot of color is minor factions: outlaws and mercenaries based on historical or legendary bands like the Jomsvikings or the Fianna of Ireland.
I can see why Mount and Blade 2: Bannerlords is taking TaleWorlds so long: technically, they seem to have come on leaps and bounds since With Fire and Sword, their last Mount and Blade game.Ī previous devblog explored Bannerlords' factions, revealing that they're "now divided into clans, who have their own priorities and rivalries. Now that is one impressive editor, letting players adjust the terrain, weather, textures and scripting when creating their own environments for mods.
We've had a few screenshots and devblogs since then, but here's some lovely video of the RPG/strategy/medieval battling game, showing the environments and powerful editing tools, and abusing the instrument known as the pan pipe. Mount and Blade 2 was announced way back in 2012, and since then developers TaleWorlds have been quieter than a medieval village hoping to escape the attention of a meddling local lord.
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