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I'm a scientist from Denmark. I've always had Macs in my house, and as the only Mac gamer in my hood, when I was a kid, the only way to get Mac information was from magazines, and later the internet. So I've wasted quite some time on IMG so far! I still play lots of games on my Mac, although I don't have much time these days.
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In Topic: Free Mac (and occasionally Windows) games
Yesterday, 04:00 AM
Bomber Crew free on Humble with a Steam key. 64 bits.
In Topic: Free Mac (and occasionally Windows) games
14 January 2021 - 10:18 AM
In an Epic store, far, far, away.. STAR WARS™ Battlefront™ II: Celebration Edition free for a week. Win only.
In Topic: Cheap Mac Games
10 January 2021 - 02:09 AM
Some sites down allow for that. I personally use my public Dropbox for hosting images for these kind of things.
In Topic: Cheap Mac Games
08 January 2021 - 03:44 AM
Win only, but a good offer:
5 Hitman games for ~15$ on GOG. I think this is a one-time use code, so let us know if someone has used it.
Hitman 1 + 2 + 3 + Absolution + Blood Money
5 Hitman games for ~15$ on GOG. I think this is a one-time use code, so let us know if someone has used it.
Hitman 1 + 2 + 3 + Absolution + Blood Money
In Topic: What games are people playing these days!?
08 January 2021 - 03:40 AM
Continuing my play of Assassins Creed 3 on Switch, and I am now little more than halfway in I guess (Chapter 8 of 12).
It looks amazing, plays amazingly (Roaming the wild side, chasing animals and see the beautiful world design never gets old!), has awesome water battles, and has a great historical setting. Enjoying it immensely!
Two major cons though:
• Menus are a mess. Half of them are incredibly convoluted, and the other half are not explained enough for you to spend less than half a day figuring out how to actually work them. And you spend a *lot* of time in menus!
• The narrative presentation is complete disaster IMHO. I assume that if you have had historical lessons on US history, then it would make sense, but for someone that only has a vague idea of what went on, I don't follow the story at all. There are countless characters introduced and forgotten, locations mentioned, and things happening where I all the time go 'Oh, okay, I need to go there for some reason, because there's an icon. I'll just kill what is on the way, and make it there fast'. I don't love a fulfilling backstory, but it REALLY needs to inform the player what the freaking heck is going on, and not just expect the person to be educated in a certain area of history. Heck, if the game just gave me a long history lesson, I would be perfectly fine with it, but it does not. On top of that, the game has a tendency to jump location between scenes, which is REALLY annoying. Sometimes I have no idea where I am, and just the mission headline to go by.
Add here the present-time setting, which I am more or less ignoring. I have no idea why it has to be there, other than to connect the AC games together, and it is doing a marvellous job of not being needed.
Gameplay wise and setting, it is a clear AAA production and amazing. Story/narration and game series wise, it reaps of being rushed. I likely end up on a 4/5. Hasn't kindled my AC lust, fortunately, simply because it plays that well.
It looks amazing, plays amazingly (Roaming the wild side, chasing animals and see the beautiful world design never gets old!), has awesome water battles, and has a great historical setting. Enjoying it immensely!
Two major cons though:
• Menus are a mess. Half of them are incredibly convoluted, and the other half are not explained enough for you to spend less than half a day figuring out how to actually work them. And you spend a *lot* of time in menus!
• The narrative presentation is complete disaster IMHO. I assume that if you have had historical lessons on US history, then it would make sense, but for someone that only has a vague idea of what went on, I don't follow the story at all. There are countless characters introduced and forgotten, locations mentioned, and things happening where I all the time go 'Oh, okay, I need to go there for some reason, because there's an icon. I'll just kill what is on the way, and make it there fast'. I don't love a fulfilling backstory, but it REALLY needs to inform the player what the freaking heck is going on, and not just expect the person to be educated in a certain area of history. Heck, if the game just gave me a long history lesson, I would be perfectly fine with it, but it does not. On top of that, the game has a tendency to jump location between scenes, which is REALLY annoying. Sometimes I have no idea where I am, and just the mission headline to go by.
Add here the present-time setting, which I am more or less ignoring. I have no idea why it has to be there, other than to connect the AC games together, and it is doing a marvellous job of not being needed.
Gameplay wise and setting, it is a clear AAA production and amazing. Story/narration and game series wise, it reaps of being rushed. I likely end up on a 4/5. Hasn't kindled my AC lust, fortunately, simply because it plays that well.
