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   Whiterabbit-uk
   Games Guru

   The Race Against Time Gamer bundle can be found HERE. The bundle will have you racing against the clock, with hours of mad dash fun. And right now, you can decide exactly how much you want to pay for them. Decide what you’re willing to pay for Little Things Forever and Dungeon Hearts, and if you decide to pay more than the average price, you’ll get another four great games thrown in. Here’s a description of the 6 games you could walk away with:

   1) ... Little Things Forever – A great puzzle game to keep your mind challenged

   2) ... Dungeon Hearts – An action packed strategy puzzle game

   3) ... Royal Envoy 2 – Have fun engaging in snowball fights, exploring ancient caves and meeting mystical creatures

   4) ... Waveform – Ride a wild wave of light in this innovative action-puzzle game

   5) ... Doc Clock: The Toasted Sandwich of Time – Enjoy building crazy contraptions and travelling through time

   6) ... Fishdom – Solve immersive puzzles to earn cash to build a fish tank empire

   As with all the Name Your Own Price Bundles, 10% of your purchase price will go to help a charity of your choosing. You can pick up your Race Against Time Gamer Bundle here.

   Posted 10 years ago #
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   Delilah
   Member

   Thanks for starting a new topic, WR. Don't know why I didn't think of it... too logical, I guess!

   I bought it yesterday, and Dungeon Hearts and Doc Clock ARE Steam-compatible only; the other 4 are DRM-free for PC and Mac.

   BTW, does anyone who has Gardenscapes (included in the previous Gamezebo NYOP bundle), know why it just lets you go thru endless HOG levels after the garden is restored? Well, maybe they're not really endless, but it sure feels like it! I kept waiting for something to happen, and so far it's just more of the same...

   Posted 10 years ago #
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   Campy
   Member

   Delilah, I have the game, but haven't played it yet. Checking several sites on the internet (BFG, Gamezebo, etc.) it appears this is supposed to be a feature: it is never-ending. I suppose the concept is linked to the fact that you can use the garden as a screensaver. You can keep playing a keep improving/changing the garden. One comment was about changing it for different seasons of the year. Basically, winning the best garden contest is the quasi "ending".

   Posted 10 years ago #
4. 

   Delilah
   Member

   Campy, thanks for the info. (I was afraid of that!)

   Back to this week's bundle, I think Playrix took a step backwards with Royal Envoy 2: it doesn't seem to have a Relaxed mode (the first one does), and it's way more franticly (is that a word?) clicky--you have to click on every single resource you get or it disappears... really fast, for me. I enjoyed the first one (in Relaxed mode, of course), being able to take my time and strategize a bit more, but in the 2nd one, I'm stuck, on about level 13, I think. And there's no Tax Collectors (I really liked those little green guys!).

   I know, I know, they did call it a "Race Against Time" bundle...

   Posted 10 years ago #
5. 

   Whiterabbit-uk
   Games Guru

   :)

   I much prefer games with a choice of modes. Race agains time one day, then if I'm not in the mood for dashing, a nice relaxed and lazy progression. I've still got game saves I started over a decade ago, that I've yet to finish. :)

   If I have to reinstall windows or reinstall to a new comnputer I always back up the saves (generally found in one of four places bi.e. My documents, my games the hidden folder within App Data and some times within the game folder itself. Though sometimes I just restart the game from the beginning, especially if its been a long time since I last played it.

   Posted 10 years ago #

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