Transistor is a sci-fi themed action RPG that invites you to wield an extraordinary weapon of unknown origin as you fight through a futuristic city.
Save the quarters and blast everything to oblivion at home!
This reminds me of Gameworks and sounds really fun. F1 Arcade (F1Arcade.com/us/), the world’s first premium F1 entertainment experience, today opened its first US location in Boston Seaport.
Cool , only a 20 minute ride for me. I am going to check it out . I hope they have a lot of retro Arcade cabinets. Now that Mary Jane is legal in Massachusetts it would been awesome if they served Edibles at the bar also. I once played music and promoted a EA Madden tournament at a nightclub in Greater Boston in 2003 . Only problem is hardly anybody drank booze because between games most of the crowd would just go out to there car and smoke weed . So it would be awesome if they got a weed license to at least serve Edibles.
I think they would likely want to stay clear of that until they are more established.
People will tolerate Alcohol but will have a different take on edibles and such as they are trying to push a family friendly atmosphere I am sure.
It's time to add two more games to your library for free from the Epic Games Store.
World of Goo, while a great game, seems a strange choice. I loved that game...over 10 years ago. It has been so cheap and had bundle opportunities that, at this point, those who care about it will have likely already got it (and to buy it would be pretty trivial in terms of cost to players).
I'm sure it sounds like I'm complaining about free stuff - I assure you I'm not lol. They've really had some great options so far (even if I've owned most on Steam already). Can still see the value in them regardless, but not so much with World of Goo. It just feels like they should go for newer stuff and provide hit after hit to really build up people's perceived value of their libraries there.
That said, if you haven't played World of Goo, pick it up! It is still enjoyable all these years later.