I'd very much recommend playing them in order. Otherwise the story will not make any sense, and I'd imagine most people would be totally lost in the large cast of characters.
That's a very good point! I would really love to see that. Seems like an Axis game would at least get some attention and sale because it is so different from the norm... But I'm no game marketer ^^ (Excellent point about developers! XD)

Yes. That makes sense. Hope they will show up here eventually because i'm not able to buy them on Steam :/

Hm, that's true. Seems that the genre is mostly fantasy and sci-fi... Sometimes we get a really lovely modern one (about Agents!) like Alpha Protocol :-) That one was fantastic, in my opnion...

Codename: Panzers - Cold War is a great looking game with a totally believable premise. Not my type of game but I'd try it anyway when on sales.

BTW: Has anyone tried out The Talos Principle?

But given that the majority of customers are likely American, would they play a game fighting agains the Americans? But then I guess you could set it earlier in the war against the British or something like that. I was thinking about one that covers key parts of the war, such as one where you play a soldier defending the beaches at Normandy but then have to fall back, things like that. It would be nice to see a game where you are playing the losing side, but still fighting. It would also be nice to highlight that the German soldiers fought well as well and were not all Nazi monsters.

Ho? :-( Is that because of laws in Germany? Or just the publisher being a dick?
I'm hoping they show up here too. Ubisoft is still releasing games here, even a fairly new one recently... *crossing fingers*

It's probably easier to create an RPG in a fictional setting...but i'd love to see one in a modern setting...like Cold War or the Interbellum - a setting i really like for several reasons :D
Sadly haven't really played that one yet - but i heard that it was a really unique RPG :)
Edit: Actually i remember trying it (because i own it) and having huge issues with the keyboard and mouse controls - i think it had something to do with the camera....

Good evening, Mr Endre!

I hope you are doing well? And sorry, I have never even heard of The Talos Principle, so I can't comment on that.

Indeed. At least Hell's Highway is heavily censored in Germany due to the violence...thus none of the Brothers in Arms games are available to purchase in Germany....guess i should try it when i'm in Denmark :)

That would be great :)

Hiya D's, doing OK at the moment, glad your appt was a good one.
The Talos Principle is a rather unique game I've been watching for a while.
http://store.steampowered.com/app/257510/

Glad to hear you are doing okay, and thank you.

I do think I have seen the screenshots of the garden somewhere, but the game is pretty new to me. Do you enjoy those kind of puzzle games?

I dunno... I imagine that most gamers these days don't care who they play as. A game's a game. But, maybe that's just my own philosophy; who knows if anyone shares it with me ;-)
Sounds like a really cool idea. I'd instabuy a game like that.
Of course it had to do with the camera - it is a third-person shooter :-p I dunno if I've ever played one where I was satisfied with the camera.

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I'm falling asleep... Better get comfy for the night instead of sleeping on a keyboard. Have a good evenight ElT, DD, and Endre (also, hello Endre :-)). Take care of yourselves. *big hugs all around* Good night!

Speaking of Brothers in Arms. Reminds of an awesome Anti-War song from Dire Straits :)

I do but this one is like a puzzle/philosophy game, which intrigues me.

Have a good night, Agent. Sleep well and pleasant dreams.

*big goodnight hug*