Morgan Shaver (Opshead): With Steam’s ever-expanding marketplace, how do you know which games are worth your time?
Prime Gaming December Content Update
Hogwarts Legacy, Dead Space and more are discounted
Control is $9. There's a lot of good games. It's just weird seeing games 5+ years old going on sale for $20. Back in the early 2000s, if a 5 year old game was on sale it would be under $5 at walmart.
Ever since the pandemic ended, I think developers are less willing to give good discounts, there's a few I've been waiting on good deals for, but 4 or 5 years later, they're not hitting below $50 (aussie dollars). Nintendo in particular are guilty of this, especially for their first party games.
Mostly a whole bunch of titles from the subscriptions of the world at not cheap prices.
Literally read the title wrong and thought it was a list. That's what I get for trying to post articles first thing in the morning.
Rift Apart for 30 bucks is pretty good. Everything else here is either barely a discount or has been free on PS+
There are no free games on PS+, you're paying for a subscription service to play games.
I love browsing the PS store constantly, but the “sales” are pretty constantly shit imo. It’s always the same games on “discount”. I think better PS5 deals are found elsewhere for games.
Opening this list with Hogwarts Legacy at $47 tells you all you need to know
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Team Fortress 2 is "surprisingly enjoyable"?
Undertale is "surprisingly enjoyable"?
I was expecting to find some cool, never--heard-of-but-2-mostly-p ositive-user-reviews kind of indie gem, not huge games that have had plenty of attention, that everyone has already heard of and most have already played games.
Wait until you get your hands on other games, even off steam. I've heard Mario is quite fun...