I hate cats

thanks for the train

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Hi friend! I noticed a spelling mistake in the title. It should be "I love cats."

BUMP WENT THE CAR,
Buuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuut, the Cat came back

If only you could see this when you win a giveaway

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Appreciate the long train & thanks for all the GA's :)

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We are almost alike
if you said " I hate cats ", I could say" I have cats "

I certainly may not like cats that fight either.🙄

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Cats hate me

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I don't mind cats

I love cats. That's the reason why you don't like me. Now I see 🙂

Then take a potato bump.

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Oh pls...You definitely love to see the space cat!

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Ok you hate cats but at least you love bunnies right? D: please
Appreciate that train thx :3

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This is slander!

Hi, once again thanks for Solasta. While there weren't any conditions for this giveaway, I got blacklisted. May I ask for it to be removed once I completed the game?

AFAIR I found it hard to recommend something in your previous thread, but looking again at games we both own and which you didn't play yet:

• Wizardry 7 - I used to play this before the Steam era. It was addicting at the time, when there was nothing else to do.
• The Uncertain: Last Quiet Day - light sci-fi / robot themed adventure game. Possibly I played only the (unlisted) demo, as I knew the game from watching a "let's play".
• Fahrenheit / Indigo Prophecy - I liked the "let's play" on YouTube, but maybe not ideal to play it yourself due to camera control.
• Deus Ex (the original, not HR) - While I never completed it, I used to spend a lot of hours playing this game. However this was before it became available on Steam, so this playtime isn't on Steam.
• Deponia - It's another game which I haven't completed yet, but still, it was fun for a while. Mind the humour in this game is juvenile. (I probably played it on a different platform since I don't see unlocked achievements on Steam.)

Games I finished and thus can recommend - but you might not own these games yourself, or you already played them - which made the recommendation in your old thread difficult:

• Duke Nukem 3D - Shooter with humour / satire, didn't yet have proper 3D, though I think EDuke32 might have? Played this before Steam era.
• Quake (original) - First shooter with proper 3D perspective? At least the first popular one. Also played before Steam era.
• 12 is better than 6 - Top-down shooter, difficult, but addicting
• 1954 Alcatraz - Point&click adventure - achievements are bugged in this game, i.e. you might or might not get them (I didn't in my only play-through)
• Bioshock - 3D action shooter
• A Bird Story - RPG Maker game with focus on story
• Blood Knights - 3D action, vampire themed. I won this recently on SG and even though it's flawed, overall I liked it. I recommend checking the camera and key bindings guide.
• Deadlight - Side-scrolling zombie themed action
• Half-Life series (old and new) - only missing Alyx since it's for VR. Played the old series before it was released on Steam.
• The Journey Down - point&click adventure with African mask theme. Played only the first two of the series though.
• L4D series - I guess the 1st game is mostly pointless now, since maps and enemies from 1st one have been ported to L4D2, and latter has probably much more active multi-player.
• Legend of Grimrock - like a modern version of Dungeon Master (the 1987 game)
• The Mildew Children: Chapter 1 - The full game hasn't been released yet, so this is just a demo. I guess it's a 2D VN with timing skill elements? Theme being "pagan rituals" - but not to be taken historically. The timing / reaction skill required can be annoying, I hope they make it optional in the final game.
• Portal series - 3D riddle game with action / timing skill elements ? And humour. And challenges. And workshop. And mods. Co-op too if that's your thing.
• Reality Falls - RPG Maker game - not great but apparently motivating enough to finish it.
• Silence - point & click, successor to The Whispered World. It's for a younger audience, but Daedalic's old games are somewhat intriguing, and I generally like P&C games.
• STAR WARS™ Jedi Knight: Dark Forces II - 3D shooter, obviously Star Wars themed. I used to play this before the Steam era, it was fun back then.
• The Swapper - sci-fi themed puzzle game

On-topic recommendation: https://store.steampowered.com/app/1332010/Stray/
You don't have this game yet, but perhaps it's good enough to consider it anyway.

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But I like them!

Bump :)