You will need to create a Steam account if you do not already have one.Ģ. Go to HERE and sign in if you aren't already. Steam Jotun: Valhalla Edition features Valhalla Mode, the ultimate battle against even fiercer versions of the Jotun! A true challenge for those who wish to impress the Gods!ġ. Fight them using only your massive two-handed axe, the blessings of the Gods and your skills! Get yours copy now with Steam Wallet Card! Explore vast regions of Norse Purgatory to find runes to unleash the jotun, giant Norse elementals. You play Thora, a Viking warrior who died an inglorious death and must prove herself to the Gods to enter Valhalla. Steam Jotun: Valhalla Edition is a hand-drawn action-exploration game set in Norse mythology. But that's not to say collecting games is stupid :) Game on! I just felt like this is the right place to share some recent thoughts.Looking for other regions, Click HERE! About Jotun: Valhalla Edition
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And here's another unpopular opinion: people who only buy blockbuster games at full price have arguably had more fun for less money total. And I'll still get that game, because it works even when you understand how it works! If I had paid for Stellaris 40$ instead of 12$ you can bet I'd have 200 hours in it by now. Valuing more what you pay for more is definitely a thing, and I'm sure it's a big factor in Rimworld's popularity for example. I was thinking the same thing as you /u/GadgetGamer, most of the negative reviews just have so little playtime, and it kept me thinking about whether it's worth to be spending hours on /r/indiegameswap and /r/gamedeals (spoiler: it's not). In short, we gotta remind ourselves that there is no good reason to trust reviews that are barely longer than this sentence.
That doesn't bode well for the reviews after this weekend. They might even convince themselves that they liked the game more. People who pay more may feel the need to push through the initial problems so that they feel they get value for money. If you get something that is dirt cheap (or in this case free), then you can afford to make a quick decision in the first 10 minutes that you don't like a game and then move on (leaving a negative review). They will be willing to put time into finding the positives of a game the more they have spent on it.
All this means you will suddenly get a bunch of reviews from people who were not particularly big fans in the first place, and will be more inclined to make less favourable reviews.Īlso, there is a theory that people value things the more they have to pay for them. Or it could be that there were people who were on the fence whether it was a good game for them and said to themselves "I don't know if this is a good game, so I'll wait until it is on sale". I suspect this is why you get an influx of players that may have had a mistaken notion of what the game was like or who had found the game simply because it was on special rather than being something that they have been anticipating enthusiastically. You also have to make quicker decisions just so you can look at all the other games that are on sale. When it gets reduced down to $5, you can afford to take a gamble on a game that you may or may not like. If you are considering the game when it is at full price, then you probably take more care to ensure that it is the type of game that you like. We have just come out of the big sale where it was 75% off. Submit a new deal Submit a question/PSA Reddit New Deals Popular Deals Deals and Discussion
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