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Dishonored (2012) $2.49 at -75%
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Left 4 Dead 2 (2009) $0.99 at -90%
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Portal 1&2 (2007) $1.48 at -93%
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Batman Arkham Collection (2010) $8.99 at -85%
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Skyrim (2011) $9.99 at -75%
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Bioshock Collection (2007) $11.99 at -80%
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Stardew Valley (2016) $9.89 at -34%
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Disco Elysium (2019) $9.99 at -75%
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FTL: Faster Than Light (2012) $2.49 at -75%
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Into The Breach (2018) $7.49 at -50%
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Age of Empires 2: Definitive Edition (1999) $4.99 at -75%
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Borderlands 2 (2012) $7.99 at -80%
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Tomb Raider (2013) $2.99 at -80%
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GTA V (2013) $14.99 at -63%
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Sleeping Dogs (2014) $2.99 at -85%
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Wolfenstein: The Two Pack (2014) $7.49 at -75%
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Wolfenstein Alt-History Collection (2014) $15.80 at -84%
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Shadow Warrior (2013) $2.99 at -90%
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Max Payne 3 (2012) $5.99 at -70%
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Hitman Absolution (2012) $3.99 at -80%
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Resident Evil 2 (2019) $9.99 at -75%
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Dragon’s Dogma: Dark Arisen (2016) $4.79 at -84%
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Zombie Army Trilogy (2015) $6.74 at -85%
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Darksiders 2 (2012) $7.49 at -75%
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Super Meat Boy (2010) $1.49 at -90%
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X-COM 2 Collection (2016) $7.74 at -94%
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Alien Isolation (2014) $7.99 at -80%
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The Walking Dead Complete (2012) $19.79 at -72%
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Mass Effect Legendary Edition (2007) $14.99 at -75%
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State of Decay: YOSE (2013) $4.99 at -75%
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State of Decay 2 (2018) $11.99 at -60%
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Metro Saga (2010) $9.76 at -89%
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The Talos Principle (2014) $4.49 at -85%
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The Evil Within Bundle (2014) $6.24 at -75%
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Outlast Trinity Bundle (2014) $7.05 at -88%
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Transistor (2014) $3.99 at -80%
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Hades (2020) $12.49 at -50%
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Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons (2013) $3.74 at -75%
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Gears 5 (2019) $9.99 at -75%
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Ori and the Blind Forest (2015) $4.99 at -75%
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Sunset Overdrive (2014) $6.59 at -67%
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Dead Cells (2018) $12.49 at -50%
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Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney Trilogy (2012) $9.89 at -67%
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Fallout 4: GOTY (2015) $9.99 at -75%
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Prey (2017) $7.49 at -75%
I am going to defend ori, at least the first one. Played and finished that.
Ori is a visually beautiful game and although there were some annoying sections I admit, the game has a very forgiving checkpoint system and before you know it you’ll be chain jumping and platform “surfing” in no time.
I also like how they incorporated the game theme music throughout the game, but that is my personal thing
Compared to something like Hollow Knight, which is a also a brilliant game, Ori felt easier or at least provided an easier means for me to fail until I succeed at least.
Stardew Valley is one of those “you never knew you’d enjoy until the game gets its claws in you”, and it pretty open to how you want to approach it be a farmer, a rancher, miner, explorer, fisherman, valley garden instrument, corporate sellout and I am sure I am missing more