The Cave - is it cheating if I recommend a game I've yet to play but desperately want to find time to dally with? The Cave hits all the right notes with me. Just to make the contrast more severe.) Totally a Yay. (I also made it a point to keep her contained in the most garishly girly outfits I could find. My Elodie was a monster, cool-eyed and vicious enough to survive any opposition. By the end of those initial "practice" playthroughs, I'd gotten the art of building a cold-hearted wench down to a science. I'm not big on playing a protagonist with cotton candy hair but I very much enjoyed the fact I could raise her any way I chose. Are you familiar?Ĭassandra: Long Live the Queen is a recent favorite.
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It's a simply presented game, but one with bags full of charm.
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Failure is inevitable, however, so it's fortunate that the variety of horrible ways in which Elodie can expire is made up of a series of highly entertaining, enjoyable and dramatic narrative paths. Taking on the role of young queen Elodie, you'll be presented with a variety of challenges someone twice your age would struggle with, and you'll have to carefully manage your time, juggle your skill development and keep a careful eye on your somewhat fragile emotional state in order to live a long and happy life. Pete: Long Live the Queen is a brutally difficult strategy game masquerading as a cutesy Princess Maker life sim. It looked enormously enjoyable with an absolute ton to do, and its distinctive audio-visual presentation was charming and memorable - I particularly loved, as you mentioned, the Charlie Brown-esque musical instrument vocalizations. Pete: This is a game I haven't played myself, but I have watched a friend play. Who knows? What I do know is that you should be playing it because it's an amazingly clever and stupendously attractive survival sim and also one of the few games that pivots around its own title. Or it could just be the steampunk vibe it wears like a mink coat. Maybe it's the fact that everyone verbalizes in musical notes. Maybe it's the weird, pop-up book aesthetics. Even though I squeak like a traumatized chipmunk each time night rolls in. Must buy.Ĭassandra: I love Don't Starve with a passion. While I've never succeeded at finishing the game, I can happily say that this is indeed a "Yay" by any definition of the word. A single mistake is more than enough to send you rocketing to the next generation. Rogue Legacy's savagery is a distinct nod to proper roguelikes. It's slick and endearing, witty and intoxicating but just a jerk to you. Rogue Legacy's a bit like the bad boy you can't shake. What do you think?Ĭassandra: "Roguelite"? I miss the usage of roguelike-like. I'm a fan of Rogue Legacy because of its tight, snappy play loop - a single run takes no more than a few minutes, even if you're doing well - and because it's genuinely amusing without being mean-spirited. Some of these have a noticeable effect on the gameplay others are used for visual jokes others still are there to make a point - controlling a gay character has absolutely no impact on anything, for example. Pete: Rogue Legacy describes itself as a "roguelite," but it's actually a really interesting randomly generated Metroidvania with a solid progression system, some endearing humor and some hilarious, peculiar game mechanics that largely center around your character's genetic traits. Oh, and don't forget good Steam Sale practice - if you're interested in any of these games, keep an eye out for them in the Daily Deals for the most significant discounts. Both Pete and Cassandra have picked 10 games each - here's what happened when they pitched them to each other. While you're all stuffing your faces with ( Cass's Note: Boo! Hiss! Envy!) turkey, Pete and Cassandra have been trawling the Steam sale on your behalf.Įveryone knows that Skyrim and Left 4 Dead are worth buying, though what about the games you might not have heard of, and that the sale might drop low enough to justify a "take a chance" purchase? That's what this feature's all about.
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