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I noticed that the community was really hot'n'heavy with CS:GO in 2015 based on posts and comments in these boards. However, only two comments are in the main thread in the last 30 days, so I'm wondering if there's still interest in playing in coop/competitive modes. I myself used to play pretty regularly in 2016 but moved to other titles after that. Curious if there's any interest in the community for having a server or team for CS:GO.
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Greets, Folks! After years and years of never delving into it, I finally started experimenting with some recording and editing, and created a YouTube channel, and see where it goes! Here is an amusing bit of action on the bridge in Insurgency. Take a peek and see if you agree.
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File Name: PBPrior File Submitter: kajto3 File Submitted: 01 Feb 2018 File Category: Software PBPrior is a tiny application used for setting processes' priority and CPU affinity (binding a process to specific CPU). I'm not the creator of this but I thought it would be good to share this useful tool since I can't imagine playing without it. Why use a separate application instead of manually set priority/affinity? Well, it always remembers your settings for all processes you set (there are 3 set by default: et.exe, pnkbstra.exe and pnkbstrb.exe) so you don't have to mess with the settings every time you start ET. It runs in the background and uses tiny resources. It's easy to use, friendly interface. The app doesn't require installation and should work on all Windows systems (tested on Windows 7 and 10). How to use it? If you have a CPU with more than 1 core then you can mess with affinity. Otherwise you can just tweak priority. It's usually said that ET works best on a single core. 1. Run PBPrior as administrator. Start from tweaking PB processes. Doubleclick on pnkbstra.exe, in Priority tab tick "Priority" then "Low". In CPU Affinity choose and tick one of the CPUs (and remember it). Do the same with pnkbstrb,exe, but choose a different CPU. Now do the same with et.exe, but set priority to "Hight" and again choose a different CPU. If you're using ETLegacy or some different ET client (with different process name) you can always add a new process. Go back to main window, click on white page button and open dropdown menu. Now choose the desired process (run ETLegacy and minimize). 2. Run ET. Sometimes you can notice that CPU Affinity tab is all messed up, all CPU active ticked unticked etc. Just remember to have it set correctly on the beginning, when there are the first CPUs active (the number that you actually have). I know setting up sounds quite tricky, but believe me, if you set this right, you'll be happy of your stable high fps more than ever. Click here to download this file
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PBPrior is a tiny application used for setting processes' priority and CPU affinity (binding a process to specific CPU). I'm not the creator of this but I thought it would be good to share this useful tool since I can't imagine playing without it. Why use a separate application instead of manually set priority/affinity? Well, it always remembers your settings for all processes you set (there are 3 set by default: et.exe, pnkbstra.exe and pnkbstrb.exe) so you don't have to mess with the settings every time you start ET. It runs in the background and uses tiny resources. It's easy to use, friendly interface. The app doesn't require installation and should work on all Windows systems (tested on Windows 7 and 10). How to use it? If you have a CPU with more than 1 core then you can mess with affinity. Otherwise you can just tweak priority. It's usually said that ET works best on a single core. 1. Run PBPrior as administrator. Start from tweaking PB processes. Doubleclick on pnkbstra.exe, in Priority tab tick "Priority" then "Low". In CPU Affinity choose and tick one of the CPUs (and remember it). Do the same with pnkbstrb,exe, but choose a different CPU. Now do the same with et.exe, but set priority to "Hight" and again choose a different CPU. If you're using ETLegacy or some different ET client (with different process name) you can always add a new process. Go back to main window, click on white page button and open dropdown menu. Now choose the desired process (run ETLegacy and minimize). 2. Run ET. Sometimes you can notice that CPU Affinity tab is all messed up, all CPU active ticked unticked etc. Just remember to have it set correctly on the beginning, when there are the first CPUs active (the number that you actually have). I know setting up sounds quite tricky, but believe me, if you set this right, you'll be happy of your stable high fps more than ever. -
Sanctum 2 is the sequel to the world’s first Tower Defense/FPS hybrid game. Pick from four unique character classes and embark on a mission to protect the oxygen-producing Cores from hordes of deadly aliens who are threatened by their existence. Outfit your character exactly the way you want through the new and extensive customization system. Choose your own loadout of towers, weapons and perks, but choose wisely because you are humanity’s last defense against the unrelenting hordes set out to destroy it. In Sanctum 2, you will utilize elements from multiple gameplay genres to succeed. Construct towers and walls during the building phase before the enemies attack, then jump into the fray and blast everything to pieces in FPS mode. You can progress through the single-player campaign yourself, or play with up to four friends in co-op to discover the secrets of the planet LOEK III and learn the backstory on why the aliens are so intent on destroying the Cores you are sworn to protect. Key Features Building on the success of the original game, Sanctum 2 stands alone as the only true FPS/Tower Defense hybrid. No other title delivers gameplay that seamlessly combines both genres. -Four playable character classes – Each with their own unique strengths, weaknesses and weapons. -Vast Customization System – Pick perks or make the game crazy hard by adding Feats of Strength. -In-game Visual Novel – Unlock a comic-book page for every map you beat to discover the secrets of LOEK III. -Progression System – Increase your rank and unlock new weapons, towers and perks. -4-Player Co-op – Progress through the storyline yourself or team up with other players whenever you want. __________________ Now let's get to the main topic! Raziel and myself are playing this game from time to time, and we would like to have more buddies to join us Due to technical restrictions, we are looking for Euro players, as the multiplayer game depends on our own connexion, not from a dedicated server. This 4 player co-op is really fun! The game can be purchased here. For the first two willing to join the fun with us, if you answer within 15 hours from now on (which would mean the time up gonna be this monday around 6pm CET), Raziel and myself are willing to offer you the game. Time's up :/
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Oh. My. God. :wub: http://www.gamespot.com/articles/is-quake-champions-free-to-play-or-paid-dev-hasnt-/1100-6442429/
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...ello =) so since 2 days i notice that i have a weird issue while playing. my et is limiting my fps to 60fps (i can see on screen, that it wants more fps but just dont get up). at the same time, my mouse feels like freezed a bit. this issue comes from time to time and is gone after mostly a minute again. another weird thing is, that as soon as im opening a website while playing, i have big lag spikes. if there is activity on this website e.g. getting message on facebook, i got lags how can this be, i assume it's about hunkmegs, but i have more than enough RAM for this tiny game. Thanks for support. cookie for ur help! I'll can upload my cfg later, afaik i also made a demo and screenshot while it was happening. cheers Saskia edit: i tweaked my cfg a bit the last days so my ping becomes bit better, this actually worked out (now on silent ~100, before i had 130) dunno if its important.
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I have posted an updated tutorial here ~> to my tutorial.. > Open Insurgency's properties by right-clicking on its library listing in Steam and then clicking "Properties" > Click on "SET LAUNCH OPTIONS..." > Enter: +exec autoexec.cfg *I cannot supply screenshots for the remainder of the steps because I use Linux* > Create/Open a new text file with notepad (or some other text editor) > Copy(ctrl+c) & paste(ctrl+v): cl_forcepreload "1" mat_queue_mode "1" mat_reduceparticles "1" r_shadowmaxrendered "20" r_propsmaxdist "1000" r_fastzreject "-1" snd_mix_async "1" > Save as "autoexec.cfg" (change to "All files" instead of ".txt document") into this directory ".../steam/steamapps/common/insurgency2/insurgency/cfg/" > Launch Insurgency & witness a boost in your frames per second at the cost of lowering hardly noticeable options If you had trouble, try using Impromtu's Steam guide!- 9 replies
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It's official: Activision has confirmed that the team-based FPS Overwatch will be out on May 24. Ahead of the launch, there will be two open beta periods, the first a “two-day head start” from May 3-4 for gamers who have preordered, and the second an all-access period which will run from May 5-9. Details are up at Battle.net. Original story: If a set of screengrabs are to be believed, May has just become a bit busier with the release of Overwatch. Redditor Deadpoolthegreat claims to have snapped some ads giving away the big day that appeared briefly on the IGN site. Both mobile and desktop ads suggest that Overwatch will be with us May 24, with early open beta access for pre-orderers beginning May 3. It seems plausible—we already know that Overwatch is to release in spring. Exercise caution until the dates are confirmed by Blizzard, however. Static ads are too easily faked, and a quick Google search for Tracer (appallingly NSFW) reveals that the asset used in the ad is already out in the wild. Source http://www.pcgamer.com/the-overwatch-release-date-may-have-slipped-out/
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Hey everyone, I just want to see what type of games do people play besides ET, COD4 ...etc. I will get the ball rolling. I just finished Dragons Dogma: Dark Arisen and Undertale . No regrets and both worth every penny Dragons Dogma: Undertale -
Brutal Doom might be the best way to play Doom these days, given how ludicrously over the top it is. We've been extolling its virtues for a while now, and a new trailer has appeared to remind us why. The trailer shows off the forthcoming 20b update, which adds "detailed destroyable bodies and gib physics", and which hasn't had a release date...until now. Version 20b will be out December 31, as announced on ModDB here. "This update fixes several bugs previously present on Brutal Doom v20, adds new stuff such as more death animations, even better gibs, a rebalanced and more satisfying melee system, and huge performance improvements", the modders behind the project say. The release comes with the inclusion of a massive new map pack, which adds a variety of locations full of demons to punch into tiny bits. "The 'Starter Pack Map Pack' comes separately with 32 new maps, featuring realistic environments, cities, outdoors, space stations, hellish cities, new enemies and bosses, all balanced for Brutal Doom's gameplay. "The entire campaign has a plot of how a demon invasion starts on a UAC Mars facility, then it breaks into Los Angeles, and UAC's Space Marines are deployed to save the city. All maps have continuous progression, every map starts where the previous map ended, giving a feeling of a big adventure instead of just random maps placed in a megawad. Maps that takes place on Earth even have daytime progression (first map starts at dawn, second map at noon, third and fourth maps in different parts of dusk, next map is at night, and so on)." Source http://www.pcgamer.com/merry-gibmas-heres-a-gory-new-trailer-for-brutal-doom/
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It has not been a strong few weeks for the CS:GO dev team. I reported on Friday that the Winter Update's maligned R8 revolver had been nerfed after only three days—obscene stopping power and pinpoint accuracy for its price had effectively killed eco rounds. Now, Valve has rolled back the accompanying tweaks to pistols and rifles, stating "we likely changed too much too quickly". For rifles, the changes boiled down to decreasing accuracy, and the latest CS:GO blog post details the rationale behind them: Valve was hoping to make spraying less appealing compared with burst fire. Instead, the patch made all forms of fire less accurate and people kept on spraying anyway, penalising the minority who do tap fire. A full roll-back is a spectacular step down for a company running a competitive game, and the saga has left many wondering (not for the first time) why Valve doesn't run larger trials before foisting changes on the whole population. This time, the magnitude of the misstep has clearly sunk in. "We failed to anticipate the reaction of the community to changes in such heavy-use weapons," the blog reads, "and we clearly need to re-evaluate our process for making and communicating about changes in that space." It's becoming a common refrain from Valve, but perhaps the latest uproar will prevent drastic changes from appearing out of the blue in future. Source http://www.pcgamer.com/valve-rolls-back-csgo-rifle-and-pistol-changes/
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The Overwatch closed beta that's currently underway will be brought to an end next week. Blizzard said the beta will relaunch sometime in January, but now it's time to start sorting through all the data that's been collected over the past month-and-a-half. "Since the start of the Overwatch beta in late October, aspiring heroes from around the world have battled it out in more than 900,000 matches. In this same period of time, we've also gathered invaluable information about our servers, core systems like matchmaking, and overall map and hero balance—thanks not only to the raw data we've collected from the game, but also to the numerous bug reports, suggestions, critiques, and experiences you’ve shared," Blizzard said in the announcement. "This phase of development has been key, but now it's time to analyze the data we have, dig into your feedback even further, and put that knowledge to use as best we can." The beta will be shut down at 9 am PST on December 10, one week from today, but the beta forums will stay open until December 18. No new players will be added between now and the shutdown, but all those who are in the current beta will be readmitted once it restarts. Blizzard also plans to add more players after it relaunches, although specifics about how many and when they'll be allowed behind the velvet rope have yet to be nailed down. We had a nice chat about Overwatch with Game Director Jeff Kaplan and Creative Director Chris Metzen early last month at BlizzCon, during which we talked about the beta test, future content, and why Blizzard opted to go with the rather surprising not-free-to-play payment model. Source http://www.pcgamer.com/overwatch-beta-is-shutting-down-next-week/
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Running this game alongside my Saints Row 3 playthrough. Will post parts as they are uploaded. Review at the end. Youtube users feel free to subscribe or like for updates! Type: First Person Shooter, Story Driven, Sci-fi Dev: Irrational Games Publisher: 2K Steam Price: $29.99 ($49.99 for season pass bundle) Lowest: $7.99 (14.99 for bundle) Bundled?: 3 times. http://store.steampowered.com/app/8870/ Pros: Amazing Story. Amazing Story. AMAZING STORY. Cons: Linear gameplay. Limited weapon inventory.
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Hey there, I want to give you an insight to Tripwire Interactive's Killing Floor 2. Let's start the show! Genre: Killing Floor 2 is an FPS in a horror environment. You and your team try to survive waves of Zombies (aka "Zeds"). There are no P2W models, the developers even stated they will not tolerate people selling custom mods or maps, all is free and to be enjoyed limitlessly :-) State of release: Open beta / early access. This is a broad description, but the game has very few bugs left to patch. What's still missing are more characters, more weapons and even more maps to play. A huge content buff will happen when the final release hits, because the developers let you build & share your own custom maps. In Killing Floor 1, those custom maps had godlike fun to offer. Progression & Characters: Where there is team, there is division of tasks. The different available characters are named Perks, and at the moment there are five to chose from. This list is just a beginning, many Perks will be added and the developers also 'carry over' Perks from other games. Example is the Pyro, know of Team Fortress 2, which was voted into Killing Floor by it's community. The berzerker (aka "zerk" or "zerker") - The close-quarter combat specialist. Takes less damage, while it out face-to-face with the Zeds! Starts with a combat-shovel, wants to get his Pulverizer or Eviscerator. The commando - If assault weapons are your thing - this is your Perk. Better at spotting cloaked enemies, too! Your man for AK-47's and SCAR-H. The medic - Run fast, heal your friends, use cutting edge weapons (that's a pun) - and kill Zeds as well! His heals are unmatched with the AoE medic grenade, but dishes out damage just fine. The support - Shotguns for the mayhem, the ability to carry more - and great with a welder too! Resources: By helping the team, shooting Zombies or completing waves, you get XP and cash. XP levels up your Perk and persists when you leave / join servers. Cash is only for the current match, where you can buy equipment and ammo for your rounds. The shop is up long enough between waves, has a nice waypoint to guide you to it. If you happen to find weapons u dont need, u can either drop them for the team or sell them for cash. Perk levelling system: Getting XP is to get levels, and at levels 5, 10, 15, 20 and 25 you get to choose between 2 new upgrades. Each Perk has 5 passive bonusses up when at max. level of 25, some benefit teamplay more than others. Deaths have no impact on your XP but will remove some cash. The UI: 1) Distance to trader 2) Wave-counter and counter of Zombies to slay before wave is over 3) XP-bar, Perk info, info about self-heal (syringe), Armor and Health, 4) Ammo in Magazine, Ammo left outside of magazine, toggle of firemode, 'nade count and state of battery for flashlight 5) your Cash account 6) info about music playing 7) not enabled in this screenshot, but u can have crosshair Weapons: Are characterized by damage, rate of fire, spread, weight etc. Your character can only carry limited weight. There are hitzones that increase or reduce damage (so, headshots pay off). Difficulties: There is normal, hard, suicidal and hell on earth to choose from, as well as map length (short = 5 waves, medium = 7 waves, long = 10 waves). The zombies don't just get more HP and damage with higher difficulties, they also feature new attacks, faster movement and ofcourse a bigger number to slay. The maps also feature less medpacks / supplies and cash rewards in higher difficulties, but reward you with higher XP gains. Gameplay: There's a lobby with chat or ingame voice to coordinate your team, where you select your Perk and upgrades. Once all is set, you directly start with wave 1 that you have to beat with your starter equipment, which usually is pretty easy. If you happen to beat all the waves of your difficulty, there's an additional BOSS-wave. It spawns the Boss (aka "Hans Völter") and some minor Zombies alongside. Beating the boss with at least 1 teammember alive give another chunk of XP to all. If by defeat or by win, the map will be over and you put back into lobby. There is a special bullet-time trigger, where everything is slowed and the screen turns greyscale. You can look around normally, but shots and zombies are super slowed. Any zombie you kill can trigger zed-time, based on game-dice rolls in the background. Feels like matrix. The commando Perk has the upgrade to make zed-time last longer. Beginner tips: You are not restricted to use the weaponry for your Perk, basically, a medic could use the heavy melee weapon of the zerker to gain zerker-XP while having the bonusses from medic Perk. Therefor, it's popular that all team members carry a medic pistol to heal each other. Headshots pay off twice! You save ammo and the zombie is dead faster. Don't buy upgrades you don't need first, like armor for the first waves. Save for the important items. If you have all the parts you need, share your money by pressing B (default). Don't solo, splitting from your team is a bad move. Get that Shotgun for boss waves. If you can't kill it, just hit it. You will get the XP and cash when it dies. Constantly look around /up and down/, especially in Zed-time. And well, communicate :-) General note: Yes, this is early access. Progress will be wiped by the developers before release, so at the moment I just play it casually. You can add me on steam if you like (10taclezor).
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My (terrible) first look at Dying Light. Type: Horror Survival, Action, FPS Dev: Techland Studios Publisher: Warner Bros Steam Price: $59.99 Lowest: $45 @ Greenmangaming Bundled?: Never Pros: Amazing Graphics. Parkour is fun. Night time is terrifying. Cons: Slow build up. Feels a little like Dead Island. No character options in multiplayer (i.e everyone looks like clones). As of this time poor performance on many rigs. http://store.steampowered.com/app/239140/
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Type: Psychological Horror, FPS Dev: Krillbite Studio Publisher: Krillbite Studio Steam Price: $19.99 Lowest: $6.79 Bundled?: 1 time. http://store.steampowered.com/app/250620/ Pros: Interesting spin on the horror genre. GREAT story. Interesting and beautiful art direction. Cons: Not very long. Recommended?: YES.
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Note: This is Old. It should have been published long ago, but it looks like I forgot to do so. Better late than never, I guess. A (badly done) Let's Play: Type: Horror, FPS, Dev: Monolith Productions Publisher: Vivendi/Warner Bros. Steam Price: 54.99 for Fear Pack (Includes all 3 games + expansions) Lowest: $13.71 for Fear Pack (Individual games vary) Bundled?: 2 times. Wait for the sale! (happens at least twice a year) http://store.steampowered.com/sub/12357/ Pros: Amazing AI. Great psychological Horror. Fun action sequences. Interesting story. Cons: Slow motion can make things too easy at times. The latter games lose scare factor. Expansions don't add too much and aren't considered canon by the devs. Recommended?: 1+2 Definitely. 3 is hit or miss.
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Hello guys, I just updated my laptop to windows 8.1 and I would think that that is the reason for my problem, since everything was working fine until then. And now that I connect to the server (Beginners #1) my game-screen doesn't fill up my computer-screen if you know what I mean.. There seems to be a problem with the graphics and they seem to be lagging, but not the connection itself. I've tried changing the resolution but that doesn't help, the screen goes out of fullscreen mode, I think I played with 800*600 resolution before. I'm not much of a computer wizard so I please help me, I think any suggestion would help Thank you very much, bambaloo/AmabAdamA
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Type: Tactical FPS, Realistic Dev/Publisher: New World Interactive Steam Price: $14.99 Lowest: $1! Bundled?: Once (At the time of writing, game is currently 4 copies for $1 at Humble Bundle!) https://www.humblebundle.com/ Free Keys for clan members in private section. Pros: Realistic sounds and guns. Tactical combat. Fairly large, mature community. No HUD. Cons: A little slower paced. Difficult gameplay. In my opinion, amazing little FPS game for those that want to break away from the COD type arena playstyle. http://store.steampowered.com/app/222880/
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game Halloween Steam Queue: What is Dead Effect?
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Type: Horror Survival, FPS, Sci-fi Dev: Dykast Lubomir Publisher: Dykast Lubomir Steam Price: $4.99 Lowest: $4.99 Bundled?: 2 times. Currently in a 10 game bundle for $3.99 http://www.bundlestars.com/all-bundles/fps-redux-bundle/ (GREAT DEAL) Pros: Tons of zombies. Decent difficulty. Multiple game modes. Cons: Early Access. Mobile port. Not very 'deep'. http://store.steampowered.com/app/286040/ -
Call of Cthulhu: Dark Corners of the Earth. Type: Horror Survival, FPS Dev: Headfirst Productions Publisher: Bethesda Softworks Steam Price: $9.99 Lowest: $2.49 Bundled?: Never. Pros: Immersive , great eerie atmosphere, awesome storytelling. Cons: Very old game. Crashes unexpectedly. http://store.steampowered.com/app/22340/
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Sup guys. Decided to do a month of nothing but Horror games in the spirit of Halloween. This is probably my version of Christmas when it comes to holidays. I plan to cover both old and new games. I have a bunch of games in line to come out, from the Dead Space series to FEAR to Call of Cthulu and even brand new releases like The Evil Within. I have even made custom thumbnails and a halloween intro. It's not the best, but it'll do for now. If anyone has any ideas for Horror Games they'd like to see, feel free to leave a comment on my youtube videos, PM me, or post. Without much more preamble, here is DOOM 3. Type: Horror Survival, Arcade FPS Dev: ID Software Publisher: ID Software Steam Price: $9.99 reg / $12.99 for the D3 pack Lowest: $2.49 / $3.24 Bundled?: Never. Pros: Tons of jump scares. Classic Doom feel. Can be modded. Cons: Pretty old game. Flashlight or Gun sucks, but you can mod that feature. http://store.steampowered.com/app/9050/
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Type: Open World FPS Dev: Ubisoft Montreal Publisher: Ubisoft Steam Price: Regular Edition $29.99 - Digital Deluxe $39.99 Lowest: $6.00 / $7.49 (Should be on sale more now that FC4 is on the way) Bundled?: Never. Pros: Amazing Graphics. Crafting is fun. Fantastic characters and story. Large open world. Cons: Uplay. 1080p videos sometimes look pixelated. Driving isn't that great.
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Type: Sci-fi Horror FPS Dev: Raven Software Publisher: Activision Steam price: $29.99 Lowest Price: $5.00 Bundled: Never Pros: Interesting storyline. Solid mechanics. Time Manipulation is fun. Cons: Linear. Nothing too inventive. Dumb AI. Recommended?: Would definitely recommend this game to FPS and scifi fans. A great way to kill an afternoon or two. http://store.steampowered.com/app/42670/
