"It’s not common for a first person shooter to stray off the boundaries of realism into surrealism, but in the freelancing frontier of indie developers on the PC, anything’s possible with digital distribution. At the very start, Divine Cybermancy immediately drops the player off into a dark universe (literally and figuratively), starts em off with a pistol and katana, a complex character development system and leaves it at that: its a trial by firefight for the player to either sink or swim through the rest of the game."
Cyberpunk doesn’t really need any more hype. It already has all the attention needed by everyone involved; not ignoring all the faux journalism surrounding the game’s political correctness. In all seriousness though, this article will not really talk about the game succeeding in a way that we, as “fanboys” of CD Projekt Red, want it to. We want a quality product. We are excited, but also cautiously keeping our expectations in check. Here we want to take a look at the implications that the success of the game MIGHT have on the industry and how we would love some of our favorite titles to get deserved limelight.
Steam's Summer Sale has tons of games at low prices, but here are the best games you can buy without worrying about spending too much money.
Steam Sales, or for that matter any games' sales are very testing times for gamers over selecting games. Personally, I always select a balance of genres I am familiar with and genres where I'll be treading unknown ground, but the biggest hurdle for me and many other gamers is selecting games on a certain budget. I believe that INR 1000 is the ISB for an average gamer, so here is a list of games you can get within 1K INR with some variety thrown in and one game not taking up half your budget.
