In reviews and in other threads I've read some criticism for Lone Survivor but also some comments saying that it was a recommended scary game. At $3.74 I suppose I can take the chance, right?

Edit: I remember now, someone said it was close in spirit to the original Silent Hill.

I note that the seldom-mentioned Montague's Mount is coming up for sale. Did the devs ever finish the story like they promised? Or did it go the way of "let's pretend this never happened" like Dark Matter did?
It's decent at that price. I have a real issue with the writing in the game, especially since there is so much superfluous writing of low quality, but the game itself is good enough.

"The first game to explore and promote the Irish language." I'm in regardless of the answer to your question... :)

Looking at a June 2014 review of the game on Steam, the answer seems to be a resounding no. A mere 2 hours and 10 minutes of gameplay.

I'm inclined to wait and see. You have until the 30th to get it at 50% :D

I don't think I've heard anything about it ever again.

Looks like it will be a Flash Deal at some point, given the data that JMich pulled.

Is this where the party's at?

Thanks, I might pick it up for curiosity value if it's dead-cheap. Hell, I'd do that for Dark Matter as well if they offered it again. I enjoyed what there was of it, shame they didn't finish it.

clocking out and heading home! :D

If anyone cares - 132 games (more than half) have already appeared in the flash deals.

I like order as well. My C is a 1 TB partition, the rest of the '2 TB' drive (actually some 1,8) devoted to D. C is Windows as well as Documents, Music and Pictures plus instaled games. D could stand for Data; there the instalation files are kept, there's a Movies folder and some more storage. Then there's the P for adult stuff, sorted by medium and genre.

My way to keep the yet-to-be-sorted things separate is separate folders for 'to be sorted - pictures' , - movies' , etc. Yet not being creative likebyo are with media, it's not nearly as much work to organize I guess. With my kind of work, the nightmare is the inbox of my work-email, where I keep all mail of things yet to do, papers yetbto reaf and meetings yet to attend.

You know it! There's no party like a Tracker Thread Party, 'cause a Tracker Thread Party don't stop (posting).

Travel safe pal! Hopefully you're less inundated there than we are here at the moment.

If JMich's list is correct, that leaves us with about 100 more?

Sounds right, including the last four from my wishlist that are destined to be Flashed. So I'd say we're making good time with this.