waiting for coupon. If no coupon, no buy

how many skip im gonna do waiting for something interesting

Only Plagues Tale. For $12, yeah not biting for a single game. Pass.

I wonder when they are gonna include good games again. It's been months of generic stuff now.

For a moment there i was thinking 'PowerWash Simulator' when I was redeeming my keys :(

I have A Plague Tale: Innocence already.
Maybe I have to stop buying more games, and remember that I have remaining 8 months HB left.

where do choice games go if you didnt accept all of the previous months keys. i only see 2 from july

obtaining A Plague Tale Innocence for steam with this bundle is a nice bonus imoh because the freebie version on the Epic Store does not have the achievements and this game deserves to be played 100% by unlocking all the achievements. it's a great game

In Sound Mind -85% on Steam right now lmao. That's a steep new historical low.

just pause until u get coupon even u want that bundle. If no coupon, buy with full price if u really need.

Two free games already offered on Epic Games.

The Ascent is a nice game I almost bought before. Mind scanners I had WL too. The rest aren't my jam. I have 6 more months so screw it, $8.xx
for Ascent is a historical low.

I wanted to love Hot Wheels, I had loads of them as a kid in the 70s. At the time I (foolishly) preferred them over their competitor Matchbox. Matchbox cars had a springy plastic suspension, whereas Hot Wheels had these fixed axles. What it meant was that Hot Wheels COULD get their axles bent, and that was a good bit rarer with Matchbox cars. Main reason that I preferred Hot Wheels then over Matchbox was that Hot Wheels tended to be over-the-top cars with flames/pipes/etc plus they focused on American cars when they did real cars, while Matchbox tended to be realistic copies of actual cars that were generally British/European.

WHY THE HELL AREN'T THE TRACKS YELLOW? The tracks are supposed to be an orangish yellow, and the connectors should be red. The game doesn't even LET YOU set up the track, which I found annoying. What you did with a Hot Wheels track was you clamped it onto your desk if you still had that part (you put a heavy book on end of first piece of track if you didn't) then you ran the track down to the loop-de-loop piece, then you connected another piece of track (maybe a short one) and then connected that to the jump! There was also a battery operated thing that ran these rubberized wheels on both sides when a switch was triggered which would shoot your cars out at a decent speed WITHOUT the use of gravity. I don't remember having one of those, but I think one of my friends did?

Anyways, I played the tutorial race on Easy, and came in dead last. I'm not great at games in general (lack of coordination, bad reaction time, sometimes unable to map muscle memory to controller buttons/triggers.

With The Ascent, I love the look and feel of the game, I kept dying to the first four or five enemies. Repeatedly. Every time. I don't know what I could've done differently, or if there's an easy mode. But as you can see with Hot Wheels, sometimes even Easy Mode is too hard for me when it comes to action games. Turn-based stuff or easy games like Skyrim I will generally do well at (even at middle-difficulty).

Totally ok games, the ones i played. And Hot Wheels seems pretty good too.