lfg

entirely

but why

idk

i hate when

theres like

20 different restrictions

taht barely change anything

but people want to be seen seprate

man I am disapointed

I found a multiple pokemon games catagory

but it is kinda shit

ew

there should be

a 3d pokemon spinoff game section

kappa

Beat colleseum and XD back to back 1 sitting

hey

dont forget

pokepark, its technically a 3d spinoff

kappa

100% is free for this game

0 runs submitted

wait what the fuck

pokepark had actual combat?

yes

i thought it was literally just minigames

i forgot it had combat

lol

feh is on page 50/802 for active players

lmao

thats free

Book II has zero submitted runs

actually free

defeat all the stratums

and you may use preexisting teams

>when bejeweled 2 has more active runners than 99% of other games

>when bejeweled 2 has more active runners than 99% of other games

I got my first check from Epic Games

Epic >>> Steam

Does twitch launcher just have free games?

or with prime over years/since it came out

did i just somehow collect all these games on the twitch launcher https://i.imgur.com/rUrgadF.jpg https://i.imgur.com/kTGYfvi.jpg https://i.imgur.com/3W4pNms.jpg

They give 1-2 """free""" games out per month

So possibly

i just

never thought about it

and when someone asked me if it ever gave good games i checked this

some of these are definitly good

but most are indie trash

Most of them are somewhat relevant though

Old, but not obscure

I've heard of/played 80-90% of them

speaking of games

when is the va-11 hall-a sequel thing coming out

2021

maybe

oof

ikr

I don't know how those fucking Brazilians

can't make a VN in... 5 years?

aghhh

also relavent

Am i stupid, or do many games not go for a "non-pixel art" 2D approach if that makes sense, I guess it might be harder or less interesting to look at? but it's either really hard core pixel art-esque, or full on 3D. Is this what it is? or am i just retarded and ignore everything

I think there is a greater volume of pixel art games

by a long shot

but I genuinely think that it's fairly even in terms of "good games"

between traditional 2D art

and pixel art

im just

There are really only a few "great" indie games released per year

i like cool pixel art stuff

it looks nice

but i think I just prefer 2D stylistic games

Hollow Knight

A lot of the 2D non-pixel art games go too far in the "GAMES ARE ART" direction

and you end up with a lot of non-gameplay, but pretty to look at shit

I wish Steam made it easier to see relevant indie games