I think I’m going to pick up the Graviteam Tank Warfare: Tunisia 1943 Complete Edition and the only Scourge of War: Waterloo DLC I haven’t got, Wavre and perhaps ARMA 3 Helos and Marksmen DLC. I like these sales for mopping up on the DLC I haven’t got lol.
By the way if anyone was wavering over Scourge of War: Waterloo the price it is in the sale is a steal, it’s a fantastic Napoleonic battlefield simulation. Okay, the graphics aren’t Total War level but it stomps all over that series (I love Total War too though) for its simulation. Just a heads up anyway.
I was tempted by Dirt 4 (I think it’s $17) but I’ve heard the MP has no AI anymore. I really don’t need another solo rally game (I have Dirt Rally already) so without MP races with AI filling out the field, I don’t want it.
I pretty much already have everything else that’s out that I want…I just haven’t gotten to them yet!
No joke, I have games in Steam it says I bought over two YEARS ago I’ve yet to install. I just finished Fallout 4 this week, granted it took over 200 hrs to play the game and all DLC, but I didn’t start it even until all the DLC was out.
There are a good number I have never installed because they are “backups”–games I had on CD or some other way that I bought on a cheap Steam sale for under $10 just so the next time I want to play them I can skip the CP hassle with old discs. Things like Tron 2 and STALKER (the first 2).
So while they’ve never been played or installed from Steam, I have played them in the past. As I tend to replay old games years later, this is worthwhile to me.
For example, a couple of years ago I replayed Return to Castle Wolfenstein on Steam. First time there, but probably my 4th time since release in 2001. Right now I’m replaying Wolfenstein, the 2009 version. I have it on Steam from years ago when it was available…it’s not anymore, so people who don’t already have it can’t get it.
The jets DLC was pretty cool, but the carrier was free and it was the best part. It’s definitely not a flight sim, but it did add some upgrades that make calling for player controlled air support a little better.
Right now I’m replaying Wolfenstein, the 2009 version. I have it on Steam from years ago when it was available…it’s not anymore, so people who don’t already have it can’t get it.