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Steam Games!
Fallout: New Vegas – I loved Fallout 3 but never played New Vegas. It’s taking a while for me to really get into it, but I think I’m enjoying it. Wondering around the desert isn’t all that fun.
Sequence – Puzzle Quest with DDR instead of gem matching! Tons of fun.
Super Puzzle Platformer Deluxe – A really interesting puzzle game. Sort of reminds me of Wario’s Woods, now that I think about it.
Gnomoria – A much more user friendly Dwarf Fortress. Definitely a time sink!
Gunpoint – Funny game with fun puzzles that have you sneak around and rewire lightswitches to open doors and blow up and stuff like that.
Mark of the Ninja – Haven’t played it yet! I heard it’s one of the best stealth games ever.
Monaco – Played briefly. Each character has a different skill so you have to work together as a team to steal all the loot. It’s really straightfoward from what I’ve seen so far, but I’m sure the levels will get more intricate soon.
That must be a really good (waterproof) phone that Ence is using.
Congrats on your Steam purchases, a lot of them are highly rated! And Mark of the Ninja is easily one of the best stealth games ever. ^_^
Ence must be really skilled with his phone.
How did he manage to browse wikipedia while wearing those gloves?
Dwarf Fortress is one ridiculous game. It also is almost impossible if you don’t study the wiki/watch a bunch of videos.
Yeah, gnomoria is exactly the same way, but the interface isn’t nearly as archaic. I do wish all the information you need was actually in the game, though. I have to keep alt tabbing to the wiki
Technically speaking, Dwarf Fortress probably had almost everything you need to know in it under the ? menu thing, but there was so much to read, and it was so hard to navigate nobody uses it.