Ooh, thank you so much! I am! +1 to you

From what I understand it kind of is and it is not. It is a game where multiple play-throughs are needed to see everything, simply due to so much choice and consequence (again, that is what I am gathering).

My interest was piqued when it was released, but I just did not want to take the gamble on it when it was full price. Now, if it turns out to be something not to my liking I will not feel so bad about giving it a shot.

On that note, may fast-track it to the front the queue... :-)

In my own dust-filled purgatory, there's also a saying:

"Bad luck in gambling, worse luck in love, so get your head out of your ass and spend the money on more games instead."

It's wordy, admittedly, but accurate. -laughs-

So did I. In this sale I looked so many games up because I wanted to make sure I don't miss anything. As far as I understood Consortium mostly consist of making many choice to influence the story which is a SciFi story. I cannot remember real action parts but I stumbled upon the fact that this is only part 1 of a trilogie and here it is NO season pass. That was when my interest in it stopped.

It's probably easier to gift it to your own email, and then PM the code.

Wow, so they gave the older games a 1 game head start and they still sold out among the newer. I have to admit, there are some newer games which are awesome, but it sounds like there is something missing from the others.

...and I have all the older games. :)

You don't need emails. Next to the avatar is a PM button. Just send them the redeem code through the PM system. It's a little less hassle. ;)

Thank you!

What's really interesting to me is that the older items didn't have a huge amount of the classic-type titles that you might expect to see blow newer items out of the water sales-wise, but they still did so without breaking a sweat.

Good point. I was on the fence but now I think I too will wait.

Not that they beat them, but they beat them by days. "Seasoned" games finished Friday, at 9:51 PM GMT.

I had heard about The Lost Vikings but never played it, now checking it out on youtube it seems like Trine was definitely somewhat inspired by it as there are three characters in the game that you can swap between or play in coop which includes Thief (shoots arrows), Wizard (can transport objects) and a Knight (uses sword and shield). So it is actually comparable to The Lost Vikings. :)

Choice and consequence, eh... And Jeremy Soule soundtrack. Ah damn. I couldn't resist.

It worked this way too :) Thank you LordBarker!