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Hell Warders (Nintendo Switch) $9.99 via Amazon
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Note, must be sold/shipped by Amazon. Not sure if game is good or not.
For those interested
Note, must be sold/shipped by Amazon. Not sure if game is good or not.
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Personally, I've gotten to the point in my life that it's more about the time and enjoyment then the money.
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I love smaller games like these, but do NOT waste your time like I have. I have spent countless hours getting "awesome" deals on games... cheap, and many good ones to boot... they just sit there and I play one game forever. Just do not do it. Put your time elsewhere.
Take it from a hoarder, don't buy this
This is different, since it's a physical game. It not only costs $10, which is more than I pay for all but the most hyped AAA games, but it also costs shelf space. If you got rid of it and wanted to try it out again later, you'd have to buy it again. And it's just cheap enough where you wouldn't get much by reselling, especially if it sucks.
tl;dr hoarding is fine, it's just dependent on cost-value ratio of the product. But tbh both the physical and digital are above what I'd pay for a tower defense game.
This is different, since it's a physical game. It not only costs $10, which is more than I pay for all but the most hyped AAA games, but it also costs shelf space. If you got rid of it and wanted to try it out again later, you'd have to buy it again. And it's just cheap enough where you wouldn't get much by reselling, especially if it sucks.
tl;dr hoarding is fine, it's just dependent on cost-value ratio of the product. But tbh both the physical and digital are above what I'd pay for a tower defense game.
First of all, bragging about your steam library count? Really? Secondly, let's say you want to play every game in your library for an hour. That's 11000 hours. If you were a child with 18 hours a day for video games and nothing else it would take you almost 2 years to get through that. If you had to work for 9 hours a day, sleep for 6 hours, and eat for 2 hours a day and nothing else it would take you over 4 years. Now, let's be reasonably unreasonable and say you have 4 hours per day of video games and you want to play an average of 2 hours per game to get a feel of how they are. That would take you 15 years. And you think you don't have a problem?
I love smaller games like these, but do NOT waste your time like I have. I have spent countless hours getting "awesome" deals on games... cheap, and many good ones to boot... they just sit there and I play one game forever. Just do not do it. Put your time elsewhere.
Take it from a hoarder, don't buy this
I completely hear you on this. I am doing the same thing. Trying to focus on games that move me and now look at these and go, are you worth my time? Thanks for putting this!
I love smaller games like these, but do NOT waste your time like I have. I have spent countless hours getting "awesome" deals on games... cheap, and many good ones to boot... they just sit there and I play one game forever. Just do not do it. Put your time elsewhere.
Take it from a hoarder, don't buy this
This is different, since it's a physical game. It not only costs $10, which is more than I pay for all but the most hyped AAA games, but it also costs shelf space. If you got rid of it and wanted to try it out again later, you'd have to buy it again. And it's just cheap enough where you wouldn't get much by reselling, especially if it sucks.
tl;dr hoarding is fine, it's just dependent on cost-value ratio of the product. But tbh both the physical and digital are above what I'd pay for a tower defense game.
What @secretclean said about the hidden gems is completely true and it's COMPLETELY what my youtube channel is about. All (ok, maybe most) devs work incredibly hard on their game. I shouldn't have said this based on my value of time over playing this game. THis game actually looks good.
However, I would like to rebuttle your argument on cost-value ratio... All of my game collection has been bought on that premise. If I were to sell my colection, I would at least be able to sell everything at some profit. What I found though is that my time searching for and buying these games are not worth it to me. It might be fine for some, and was for me for a while until I noticed the amount of time spent on it.
Overall, I shouldn't have imposed my views on this onto others, especially not in this way. Going to remove my original post.