I think the only game I can see myself really grabbing is Nioh. It’s $5, between its file size and what type of game it is, I’m not sure.
I’ve spent a good few minutes checking over the ‘Under $5’ section, which I see some impulses but I’ve been too spoiled from sales of years past where I only just shake my head at seeing some games go for prices I know in my mind just isn’t worth it. I’m having thoughts like “didn’t I buy you at $2.49 at one point?” over a game that’s now like the full 5.
There is of course games I would want but I am financially sensitive and do abide by my own set budgets for things. So I know I’m not going to be completely happy if I go for games that’ll eat at said budget in like one or two purchases. I like the idea of bundles and that’s how I used to have bought games in the past. I’m remembering the glorious bundles I’d build up and come out spending $40 for like 12 games. Those were great times.
I think the only game I can see myself really grabbing is Nioh. It’s $5, between its file size and what type of game it is, I’m not sure.
I’ve spent a good few minutes checking over the ‘Under $5’ section, which I see some impulses but I’ve been too spoiled from sales of years past where I only just shake my head at seeing some games go for prices I know in my mind just isn’t worth it. I’m having thoughts like “didn’t I buy you at $2.49 at one point?” over a game that’s now like the full 5.
There is of course games I would want but I am financially sensitive and do abide by my own set budgets for things. So I know I’m not going to be completely happy if I go for games that’ll eat at said budget in like one or two purchases. I like the idea of bundles and that’s how I used to have bought games in the past. I’m remembering the glorious bundles I’d build up and come out spending $40 for like 12 games. Those were great times.
Nioh1 was pretty okay. Never finished it. Nioh2 is one of my favorites in the genre, and I play it like once a year. It’s an improvement in every way.