Try Lost Alpha. Much closer to what the game was like during the Oblivion Lost period of development.

If you can get it to run and play in a stable fashion, definitely play Lost Alpha.

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This kid wouldn't stand a chance against a Tacoma.

I think we should take care of the folks that can't run Skyrim on their ancient PCs by porting Skyrim, Oblivion and Morrowind to the Arena engine.

What do you mean "in 1996"?

Well and truly fucked.

Space Zombies? Sounds like the Mordesh from WildStar.

Yeah, I was wondering where I recognized him from.

Specifically, Deus Ex: Human Revolution's Icarus track.

Remember Me was really enjoyable, just a bit too short. Could have done with an open-world version, for sure, but the game is excellent as it stands.

Tbh, I thought the wrong video had been linked and we were just watching a teaser for DOFP.

Bloody Okie cities have to be run off, or they'll be at our germanium.

To be fair, WoW is a decade old. These games are fresh.

So you do the obvious thing and as soon as your registration is complete you cancel the subscription. You'll get to play until your paid for (since it was part of the original purchase) time expires, and won't get charged any more than the box price.

Wildstar gives people who purchase it 3 7day giftcodes. Not sure about a free trial otherwise.

Exactly this. Vote with your wallet, and there may be another game.

Clear Sky just has less of the post-apocalyptic feel and certainly less of the STALKER vibe. It's more about the different factions than the story.