I didn't vote at all those past two rounds, nothing exciting there. I'm going with Metro now, it's a day one purchase for me. I'm not really excited about Fallout but I think it'll be a huge game and I'll probably end up trying it some day.

Sad to hear Microsoft isn't interested in funding Quantum Break 2 even though it's what I've been saying all along. I can understand why they don't want to fund another game for Remedy but I still hope they would. Leave out the TV stuff etc. Well at least I hope Microsoft will find another way to continue the story of QB.

Anyone played Hellblade: Senua's Sacrifice? It's one sale and I'm thinking about picking it up.

Yeah I played it when it first came out last year, it's a good game, With the £14.99 price tag I'm thinking I will double dip and play it on the best box :)

You will get somewhere between 5-8 hours of game time from it depending on the speed you play at and the story keeps you interested throughout with some fast paced action/hack & slash combat along the way.

Also to add after reading through the Remedy interview again with what they said about QB and wanting to developing it more and make a sequels and make it a long term franchise what about Alan Wake? There is definitely more room to continue Alan Wake. They own that IP they could do that for Alan Wake but it seems to me they don't want to stay on SP games hence why Control is somewhat of a QB spiritual successor with MP added to it.

Remedy:

"If you want to create a memorable story, it's not just a story. It's the characters, their background story, their motives, and the locations. In order to create these worlds, characters and stories, it's a huge investment of really high-quality people that are really hard to find and those typically provide a basis for long-term franchises, long-term brands in which you could put multiple games."

Considering our history, Alan Wake was really interesting but it was a collaboration with Microsoft. Due to certain reasons, it never got a sequel. Quantum Break, also, we put a lot of effort into creating the world, the characters, the stories, but still it was Microsoft IP. They decided not to take it further. If we owned the IP, it's fully in our hands to decide how we create it, how we develop, what are the creative decisions that we take? "

it's good but very slow paced

Bought so many games again >.>

Voted Fallout 76 is the previous round, I voted for Tunic this time and it's looking good :)

Bought alice madness return, not really have time to play though

Doom +Wolfenstein 2 bundle for $26 is a steal. I'm getting it! I might pick up Hellblade too.

Below has my vote.

Eh, I voted Below but then I read about permadeath and it being brutally difficult and I'd want to unvote it :P

Tunic. Below looks iteresting as well. Indivisible? I think it is the first time I hear about this game.