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It's very Dark Souls 3, and it chucks a bunch of items and such at you from the get-go. It's also tough as nails I found, with even the basic enemies finishing you off in three hits if you're not careful. It looks great, and the weapon(s) feel solid enough, but there seems to be a few mechanics that aren't explained very well (or I wasn't paying enough attention). The game even has very early section where you can try and take on en enemy much tougher than yourself, for an early reward. It throws more enemies at you than you'd expect. The out of body stuff is quite neat, and I think I found a section where you can swap character styles (looked liked I went from a knight to a thief). I'm obviously very rusty, but it felt quite tough to begin with. I did like that the first section had a number of small looping paths you could explore. Initial impressions generally positive, but apart from hardening mechanic, it doesn't yet seem to do anything we've not seen a number of times before.

Cosmic Body Horror anyone?

I always liked 'Look you Eddie Munster looking motherfucker' from Hudson Hawk. Another one that made me laugh recently was in The Gentleman 'What are you gonna do now I've got backup?' 'You couldn't back up a phone, you cunt' The Trading Places ones are pure gold.

Aside from The Lost Boys, I always enjoyed St. Elmo's Fire and Flatliners.

And on Steam as well now https://store.steampowered.com/app/242700/Injustice_Gods_Among_Us_Ultimate_Edition/

Someone on Reddit made a spreadsheet listing all the games by their Steam reviews (where possible) https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1ReIRGAVldZiIqro4E9tO5UAD1w2vUj8cNVzrmNVlgJk/edit#gid=0

Just noticed Signs of the Sojorn Is in the bundle - it scored a 9 in the most recent edition of Edge.

Hitman Absolution is free on GOG https://www.gog.com/game/hitman_absolution

Not rare in the slightest, but dear to my - my indigo Gamecube, bought in the US with a handful of games. When we moved out here I got rid of it because we had to downsize to ensure we could pack everything into X amount of boxes. I think I got £12 for it, with all the games and a Wavebird controller. Chipped PS2 and Xbox 360 didn't go for much more either. And six months later, when out stuff arrived, I almost wept at some of the utter rubbish we bought with us. I should have just kept one box and stuffed it with all my retro stuff. Would have been worth paying extra. Ended up buying an Indigo GC off someone here locally, as well as a PS2 from Cash Converters. Cool but still not the same.

My 9 year old daughter and I have just started Minecraft Dungeons. Simple enough for her to get to grips with, and not too taxing playwise.

I was really impressed by it, especially the initial lift off and how well the thrusters worked. I don’t know about a full game though - it almost felt like you’d seen much it had to offer - though I am sure you haven’t. Good fun though.

Wow, that looks great!

Is it possible to go online and just have yourself and another on the map? I thought this would be a laugh to play with my daughter, but I don't want to get into the whole online game aspect of it, I just want it so the two of us can drive and around and stuff.

Anyone seen the Cursed series? It's up on Shudder