Are these games any good guys? Is 20 cards for both of them a good offer? One dude agreed to that offer and they look really nice, but you know.. pictures and the look of the game sometimes lie

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To the moon is a great game if you like a good story and not care so much about the gameplay.
Havent played the other one.

9 years ago
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It depends on the cards but they are both very good games.

9 years ago
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u can look up my inv.

9 years ago
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I guess it's an ok deal but I haven't been trading that much anymore lately. Your cards are worth about 1,20 Euro when sold on the Steam community market (I already took off the fee for Valve) so it's about 60cts per game.

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Waking Mars is alright, though it's a bit on the short side and don't expect much replay value.

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Same for To The Moon (short/ no replay value).. but it's one of the best narratives I've experienced in a game for a while.. and it's all delivered in text in naff old school NES adventure format.. most impressive.

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I think 20 cards are fair, To The Moon is an awesome experience, more like an interactive story with easy puzzles (3-4h).

Walking Mars doesn't appeal much to me, but To The Moon has cards so you'll get some of your investment back :]

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To The Moon is not a game, actually it's a moive/novel in disguise. The story is only strong point of it.
But after I complete the game, it's not worth it. The story have plot hole and the ending is not truely happy.
Not recommended.

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+1 regarding the "novel in disguise" but its a really nice story.
and a easy to get perfect game regarding the achievements =)

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