Call of Cthulhu is a AAA game but it came out on the original Xbox and I played it when it came out it was class. The horror of Arkham in the atmosphere still haunts me to this day and that little girl’s mom
Fanatical Random key bundles can also be a mixed bag, especially if you buy multiples within like a couple months (A bundle wont have duplicates in it, but you can get dupes from separate purchases.). If you are going to buy the bundles, buy like two 20 keys every year or so. Plus they get keys legally, so you wont run into the issue of having a game revoked.
The difference between these specific Fanatical and G2A bundles is that Fanatical sold you five legitimate games, while G2A sold you one legitimate game (Lords & Villeins) and four pricing scams.
Heaven Dust is originally inspired by games like Resident Evil. Hell, the dev even mentions that in the end credits. Limited inventory and puzzles are kind of a given in these kinds of horror games. This game's alright... But honestly I'd say that the sequel is *WAY* better.
@@SkinnyFGto people who played those original games maybe, but you fail to acknowledge that resident evil has dramatically changed over time and in general mainstream series have shifted in style and most of these classic gameplay styles have become far more common in indie games.
As an indie game developer I must say that most of the keys sold on websites such as G2A, Kinguin etc are illegally obtained and probably will be revoked even if you end up claiming them. Most of the sellers are curators and streamers who demand extra keys for so called "Giveaway" purposes and they generally end up selling them even though the keys sent out are strictly not for sale. When you buy these keys, developers of the game do not earn any money at all, only the scumbags do. If you do not have the money to buy a certain game just pirate it, but do not give money to these scumbags and glorify their scams.
Yeah, most definitely. I make these videos to try and show how worthless these packs are, hoping to deter people from purchasing them. I heard Fanatical keys were at the very least obtained through normal, legal means which is why I originally decided to compare these two. I’m still not sure how accurate that is but I see more on the side of Fanatical than against.
I agree that it's very, very not cool for key-selling sites to sell keys that give the actual developers no money at all. And for the record, my huge Steam library is all totally legit. (Though I do wait an average of three years for any given game to get really cheap sales before buying them, so by some accounts I might as well just be pirating anyway.) But, as far as the "if you absolutely don't have the money, pirate it instead of buying scammy keys" argument goes, it unfortunately isn't that simple. I mean, maybe I'm just not nearly into piracy enough to know how to do it easy and risk-free, but at least as far as my perception of the matter goes, modern piracy is a minefield of malware at worst and unreliable content at best. Conversely, a scummy key may be scummy, but at least it ultimately gets you the game itself straight from Steam, as reliable and safe as any other game. And what's more, getting games that way is very simple and straightforward. You don't have to deal with torrents or cracks or any of that mess like with piracy. So even from a purely selfish "I just want mah games, to hell with the people who make them" perspective, I'd still say a really cheap scum key still beats piracy for most because spending $3 is preferable to rolling the piracy dice and dealing with the additional technical steps piracy requires. So again, to be very clear, I'm not saying I support the key reselling sites. I'm not even supporting piracy here. Please don't shoot the messenger. I'm just saying that the "just pirate it instead" argument is never going to accomplish much as long as the people who really don't care anyway (which is pretty much entirely the people you're trying to reach here in the first place,) see the piracy cons - malware risk, extra complications, etc - as worse than the key reseller con of spending $3, $4, or $7 for a game compared to piracy's $0. If you really want people to "just pirate it instead," piracy needs to become an equally or more appealing choice compared to the cheap simplicity of key scammers, and from my anecdotal experience talking to gamer friends and family, not to mention my own perceptions of it all, piracy simply does not look like the easier way to go. It's basically the same principle as when Gabe talked about Steam's early impressive success against piracy; that success all came down to simply creating a better option. It may be the key scammers who are providing the more appealing option to piracy in this case rather than Steam but either way, people will primarily gravitate toward the path of most convenience, and for those who just want the best cheapest option period, the key scammers are the ones currently delivering it. Until you change that, asking people to pirate instead won't matter much.
While G2A has a bunch of stolen keys, most of these particular G2A games look like developer scams. Other than Lords & Villeins, you have four super low effort games that list for $30 to $40? A history check shows that Nightwalker and Last Room had been $10 games until a few months ago, when both games (despite having different devs and publishers) suddenly had their prices massively increased. And all four show 90% off sales on Steam. I honestly wouldn't be surprised if it turned out the various publishers and/or devs were supplying keys to be sold through services such as G2A, perhaps even using their inflated prices as "justification" to call them "premium" games.
Two points about CoC: - It's probably worth calling a "AA/Double A" game. Around that period of time of its release, it was a lot more common to have mid-market games that have larger publisher support but budgets not quite as high as we see them nowadays (granted, bethesda was a lot smaller at this time and we're sort of seeing a resurgence of AA games). - The creatures your character sees at the start of the game isn't Cthulhu, but I think a Yithian.
scrolled for this comment because I wanted to make sure someone explains, haha. CoC is one of my favourite games, flawed yet highly atmospheric and nostalgic
My man, heaven dust is clearly a Survival horror game, the inventory management is an integral part of the mechanics of that genre. The chest are straight out of the Resident Evil games.
No doubt, the inventory management and storage boxes are absolutely a return to oldschool RE design and intentional design choices. Still doesn't mean you have to like them though, and personally, I never even liked that inventory management stuff in the original RE games in the first place. it's the biggest reason I never go back and replay those old RE games, I just don't want to deal with that one part. To be clear though, it's inventory management I specifically hate, (in every game all the time forever for that matter) not the resource starvation part of the classic survival horror experience. Expecting me to manage the next two rooms with five bullets is a-okay, but it should be because five bullets are all that's left of what I've found at all, not all that's left of what I could carry.
same as Convoy, he made comments about how he didn't like the game wasn't telling u ur level, the random events, and the fact that if u die, it's permadeath, homie that's called a roguelike, just call it that at this point
@@gearettexwhile many genres may seem like common knowledge, many other people simply just play whatever games they can and do not actively seek out or learn the norms of specific genres. Just because someone doesn't know something others do doesn't make them dumb, they just are not familiar with it. Clearly if he was familiar with these genres then he would probably just refer to the tropes of each genre and point them out.
This was super entertaining, id love to see more of you playing random games. But also that heavens dust game looked like a survival horror and all those inventory things are intentional. But im sure youve already got comments like that. Good video!
Fanatical actually gave me a free random Steam key with my order and it was ICBM. I never heard of it, but it's a 20€ game with pretty positive reviews. So Fanatical is really good compared to those key reseller shops.
wow convoy was a game i've been looking for for years. a europa universalis 4 youtuber i used to watch did a let's play on it way back when and i said i would think about getting it later on but never remembered the name once i built my pc. what a coincidence
I'm buying a few bundles from Fanatical while I have my coupon and this video popped up when I opened youtube in another tab so I'm going to throw a 20 random key pack on the purchase and see what I get: lunar new year bonus: SINNER: Sacrifice for Redemption (duplicate) 1. Cook, Serve Delicious 3 2. Cats In Time 3. SEUM: Speedrunners from Hell 4. Lost Words: Beyond the Page 5. Cook, Serve, Delicious 1 6. Blind Fate: Edo no Yami 7. Grand Mountain Adventure: Wonderlands (hey I've seen this game somewhere) 8. Hero of the Kingdom II 9. UNLOVED (duplicate) 10. Degrees of Separation 11. Wolfenstein 3D 12. The Deed: Dynasty (duplicate) 13. Time on Frog Island (duplicate) 14. Mini Thief 15. Ancient Enemy 16. Syberia 2 (duplicate) 17. Escape Game Fort Boyard 18. Impulsion 19. Embr (duplicate) 20. Spiritual Warfare & Wisdom Tree Collection 6 dupes and only got a few interesting games. oh well. Yet more mystery key buyer's remorse.
Nothing outright terrible that I can tell, but there are some gems in there. I'd spend $14 on Cook Serve Delicious 3 by itself if I didn't already own it imo.
I gambled on fanatical twice. The second time i got a game called "nuts" and "safety first" which i havent played. The first time, i got gamedev studio, AND FUCKING DOOM 2016. IM DEAD FUCKING SERIOUS
The inventory system in heaven Dust is clearly referencing Resident Evil. The point of it in that game is that it enhances the survival horror by keeping your resources scarce, if the game isn't a survival horror it makes sense to criticize it.
If you loved Bot Vice but found it a bit too difficult, I would recommend Strikey Sisters. They were made by the same people that did Bot Vice, and plays more like breakout.
Call of cthulhu is one of my fav childhood games, i was around 7 or 8 when i played it and it used to scare me so much XD, i recently replayed it again and the game is still holding up really well
Lords and Villeins is actually a quite fun game. I enjoy colony builders like Rimworld and so on every now and then. Lords and Villeins was a game I bought myself and actually enjoyed through, quite a challenge sometimes to
fuck g2a i spent $50 for 3 keys that were games over $60 and from they all ended up being from one dude that had the games listed at $120 each and were crypto miners each game had a weird ass memory leak
i would love to have been sponsored but no, this wasn't an advertisement. It would be illegal if I didn't disclose that fact in the video itself. I only recommend Fanatical because so many people like gambling with these random steam keys that I'd rather them at least not waste it on games made in less than 5 seconds with G2A.
Call of Cthulhu was developed by Cyanide Studios (the people who made the Stix series, the Blood Bowl series, and Werewolf: The Apocalypse Earthbloods) and the Nintendo Switch port was developed by Saber Interactive (the people who made games like Crysis, Evil Dead: The Game, Quake Champions, Halo, Warhammer, Mortal Kombat, and World War Z). The budget for the game was around $50,000, so it's not exactly a AAA game but it is a game made by a professional and paid studio, so it isn't exactly an indie project either (and it cannot be referred to as "AA" because that term is used to refer to when a game has a few million dollars in budget). Sorry about this weird little rant I just went through a lot of sources in the spam of like ten minutes to find out if it was a AAA game cuz I thought it was and now that I have this useless information on a small game you all have to suffer with this knowledge too :3
if you check the g2a random "premium" key terms and conditions you will see that they say that the games price will be 10$ or more with a review score of at least 80% positives reviews, so they use expensive shovelware with botted reviews to reach those thresholds, so in short, those random g2a keys are just scams, at least your 5$ sacrifice will teach people to not use that site, great video. also call of cthulhu sweep 🎉🎉🎉
You usually dont get dupes in the same purchase. If you're lucky you get dupes of a multiplayer game you can gift to someone you know If I'm not mistaken, they even have a refund policy for dupes in the same bundle (i could be talking out of my ass here.)
@@ThePaperKhan You’ll never get duplicates in the same bundle, but they pretty well NEVER change the pool of games. They have some okay games in there, and some really cheap AAA (this guy got lucky with his bundle), but the majority are the trash they can’t sell elsewhere. They put the same keys in every random bundle and use them to fill out non-random bundles; game sourcing aside, it’s no more ethical than G2A.
I'm pretty sure it is "in love with a ghost - i was feeling down, then i found a nice witch and now we're best friends". If not, I know for a fact it's one of the songs in "Harvest Melodies (Upbeat Lo-fi Hip Hop Mix)" as I just download them and cut them down to the songs I feel are right for the mood of the video
I fell for these a while ago however I was not nearly as unlucky as you. I got around 50-100 random games and tbh what I got was worth it including my favorite indie story game as of right now. I think it just depends on your luck and the seller.
Call of Cthulhu: Dark Corners of the Earth I would personally say is a gem. It's got its flaws for sure, but it's a favorite of mine on the original Xbox. The PC port/s weren't very good sadly, they are known to contain game breaking bugs. You'll definitely need some fan patches if you plan to play the full game on PC.
11:29 Not Cthulhu but a random individual from the Great Race of Celano (i think) ..they arrived earth in the past before humans existed by replacing minds of the race with their own(they originally lived elsewhere, but their planet was doomed so they switched "race" and place and then they kinda started to randomly switched minds of ppl living in differnet time period to scout forward in time, and they kinda already know that they are going to leave earth too after the next two intelligent race dies out way after humans go extinct) by switching race and place yet again and they already know where their race will be cease to exist...soo while bringing back human minds and other intelligent creature's minds they make them write down their life and stuff so it can be placed into their library. (But its a factual error from the writers of this game, since they cannot physically travel time...but yet again Derelith made a tons of changes which he claims was the will of Lovecraft, but probably he just wanted to make some profit...anyway...) So the library can be found in Australia, and i think there was at least 2 stories where the appeared in our time, The Plateau of Leng and idk the other, but their existence is was due to 1.) hibernation 2.) probably those who were hibernated travelled to North America
DON'T BUY KEYS. most of the time people either buy them with stolen credit cards or by region prices in bulk, meaning the key seller buys a game with a original value 10$ sets region to chili so now its .25 cents, then sells you the key at 8$ meaning the game dev gets .25 cents and the key seller gets 7.75$ for doing nothing. Devs would rather you pirate their games rather then get keys.
If you watched his previous keys video, yes he went over this himself. Including the devs preferring pirating over buying keys. This isn't meant to be an endorsement of buying keys.
bruh, call of cthulu is a FPS, you can find a 1911, revolver, shotgun, tommy gun, sniper rifle, etc. You actually had a 1911 at the start, and didn't pull it out
I watched some guys walkthrough and saw him doing a whole different process which was meant as the intended solution. I assumed that the developers would have put an invisible barrier over the gate so people can't cheese it, but found out that wasn't the case once I actually tried it.
Convoy is really good if you enjoy that style of game - it's deliberately hard, feels more like a puzzle game sometimes - but I can understand disliking it from an action gamer's perspective. It's like how loads of people love the Total War games but even though I can tell they're well made, I absolutely hate the gameplay style.
You should play resident evil zero, it lets you drop items anywhere without a box. I'd be curious what your thoughts about that system are in that game.
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Call of Cthulhu is a AAA game but it came out on the original Xbox and I played it when it came out it was class. The horror of Arkham in the atmosphere still haunts me to this day and that little girl’s mom
Yea this guys kinda dumb ngl. “Game published by Bethesda isn’t AAA” “I’ll sum it up in one word ‘escape room’”
Fanatical Random key bundles can also be a mixed bag, especially if you buy multiples within like a couple months (A bundle wont have duplicates in it, but you can get dupes from separate purchases.). If you are going to buy the bundles, buy like two 20 keys every year or so. Plus they get keys legally, so you wont run into the issue of having a game revoked.
Yeah, I stopped counting my keys for "Cook, Serve, Delicious! 2!!" through Fanatical Mystery Bundles. 😄
hey would you happen to have any of those left laying around?
@@TheRealHamrath
Untrue , i got a deluxe and normal version of the same game in a single buy
i bought dead rising 2 on faanatical it was worth thev4$ 🎉
The difference between these specific Fanatical and G2A bundles is that Fanatical sold you five legitimate games, while G2A sold you one legitimate game (Lords & Villeins) and four pricing scams.
Tbh, fanatical being an actual verified third party seller makes it the only right choice. Good on them for also being generally better
ah yes my favorite single word
"escaperoom"
Fr. I asked wtf when he said that
Heaven Dust is originally inspired by games like Resident Evil. Hell, the dev even mentions that in the end credits.
Limited inventory and puzzles are kind of a given in these kinds of horror games.
This game's alright... But honestly I'd say that the sequel is *WAY* better.
Kinda obvious
@@SkinnyFGto people who played those original games maybe, but you fail to acknowledge that resident evil has dramatically changed over time and in general mainstream series have shifted in style and most of these classic gameplay styles have become far more common in indie games.
Hot space station would have probably been the highest quality game allowed into G2A
Or i guess its instant death since even mark played it
Nah I got mortal kombat but it’s cheaper on cd keys
@@jcim259 good for you
but use trusted sources
As an indie game developer I must say that most of the keys sold on websites such as G2A, Kinguin etc are illegally obtained and probably will be revoked even if you end up claiming them. Most of the sellers are curators and streamers who demand extra keys for so called "Giveaway" purposes and they generally end up selling them even though the keys sent out are strictly not for sale. When you buy these keys, developers of the game do not earn any money at all, only the scumbags do. If you do not have the money to buy a certain game just pirate it, but do not give money to these scumbags and glorify their scams.
Yeah, most definitely. I make these videos to try and show how worthless these packs are, hoping to deter people from purchasing them.
I heard Fanatical keys were at the very least obtained through normal, legal means which is why I originally decided to compare these two. I’m still not sure how accurate that is but I see more on the side of Fanatical than against.
@@shteve.mp4 Fanatical was originally bundle stars, theyre a legitimate third party key seller like humble bundle
I agree that it's very, very not cool for key-selling sites to sell keys that give the actual developers no money at all. And for the record, my huge Steam library is all totally legit. (Though I do wait an average of three years for any given game to get really cheap sales before buying them, so by some accounts I might as well just be pirating anyway.)
But, as far as the "if you absolutely don't have the money, pirate it instead of buying scammy keys" argument goes, it unfortunately isn't that simple. I mean, maybe I'm just not nearly into piracy enough to know how to do it easy and risk-free, but at least as far as my perception of the matter goes, modern piracy is a minefield of malware at worst and unreliable content at best. Conversely, a scummy key may be scummy, but at least it ultimately gets you the game itself straight from Steam, as reliable and safe as any other game. And what's more, getting games that way is very simple and straightforward. You don't have to deal with torrents or cracks or any of that mess like with piracy. So even from a purely selfish "I just want mah games, to hell with the people who make them" perspective, I'd still say a really cheap scum key still beats piracy for most because spending $3 is preferable to rolling the piracy dice and dealing with the additional technical steps piracy requires.
So again, to be very clear, I'm not saying I support the key reselling sites. I'm not even supporting piracy here. Please don't shoot the messenger. I'm just saying that the "just pirate it instead" argument is never going to accomplish much as long as the people who really don't care anyway (which is pretty much entirely the people you're trying to reach here in the first place,) see the piracy cons - malware risk, extra complications, etc - as worse than the key reseller con of spending $3, $4, or $7 for a game compared to piracy's $0. If you really want people to "just pirate it instead," piracy needs to become an equally or more appealing choice compared to the cheap simplicity of key scammers, and from my anecdotal experience talking to gamer friends and family, not to mention my own perceptions of it all, piracy simply does not look like the easier way to go.
It's basically the same principle as when Gabe talked about Steam's early impressive success against piracy; that success all came down to simply creating a better option. It may be the key scammers who are providing the more appealing option to piracy in this case rather than Steam but either way, people will primarily gravitate toward the path of most convenience, and for those who just want the best cheapest option period, the key scammers are the ones currently delivering it. Until you change that, asking people to pirate instead won't matter much.
well maybe if devs every made games worth buying the past decade
While G2A has a bunch of stolen keys, most of these particular G2A games look like developer scams. Other than Lords & Villeins, you have four super low effort games that list for $30 to $40? A history check shows that Nightwalker and Last Room had been $10 games until a few months ago, when both games (despite having different devs and publishers) suddenly had their prices massively increased. And all four show 90% off sales on Steam. I honestly wouldn't be surprised if it turned out the various publishers and/or devs were supplying keys to be sold through services such as G2A, perhaps even using their inflated prices as "justification" to call them "premium" games.
Two points about CoC:
- It's probably worth calling a "AA/Double A" game. Around that period of time of its release, it was a lot more common to have mid-market games that have larger publisher support but budgets not quite as high as we see them nowadays (granted, bethesda was a lot smaller at this time and we're sort of seeing a resurgence of AA games).
- The creatures your character sees at the start of the game isn't Cthulhu, but I think a Yithian.
scrolled for this comment because I wanted to make sure someone explains, haha. CoC is one of my favourite games, flawed yet highly atmospheric and nostalgic
My man, heaven dust is clearly a Survival horror game, the inventory management is an integral part of the mechanics of that genre. The chest are straight out of the Resident Evil games.
No doubt, the inventory management and storage boxes are absolutely a return to oldschool RE design and intentional design choices. Still doesn't mean you have to like them though, and personally, I never even liked that inventory management stuff in the original RE games in the first place. it's the biggest reason I never go back and replay those old RE games, I just don't want to deal with that one part.
To be clear though, it's inventory management I specifically hate, (in every game all the time forever for that matter) not the resource starvation part of the classic survival horror experience. Expecting me to manage the next two rooms with five bullets is a-okay, but it should be because five bullets are all that's left of what I've found at all, not all that's left of what I could carry.
same as Convoy, he made comments about how he didn't like the game wasn't telling u ur level, the random events, and the fact that if u die, it's permadeath, homie that's called a roguelike, just call it that at this point
@@gearettexwhile many genres may seem like common knowledge, many other people simply just play whatever games they can and do not actively seek out or learn the norms of specific genres.
Just because someone doesn't know something others do doesn't make them dumb, they just are not familiar with it.
Clearly if he was familiar with these genres then he would probably just refer to the tropes of each genre and point them out.
Mega difference in quality there... The fact that Fanatical also doesn't sell stolen goods is a plus.
I have Convoy, it's a nice challeging roguelike with a strong proposition. I believe it's worth a try for Faster Than Light fans.
You are not old. I am 60. Been playing games since before your mother was born.
🥱 😴
Good for you?
Thats actually deep bro.
I’ll be 36 this year, I thought I might have been the oldest person watching these videos!😂
@@inadplayzHow its deep? Its fucking random sarcasm
Heavens Dust has a sequel, highly recommended.
This was super entertaining, id love to see more of you playing random games. But also that heavens dust game looked like a survival horror and all those inventory things are intentional. But im sure youve already got comments like that. Good video!
Turn this into a series goated content
Playing these games are some of the best but also worst times I have but it is at least interesting 😭
Second half of Cthulhu is full on FPS gaming you might enjoy it if you go forward
The fact that he actually stamped the first channel supporter in his walls has me crying 😭😭💀
Fanatical actually gave me a free random Steam key with my order and it was ICBM. I never heard of it, but it's a 20€ game with pretty positive reviews. So Fanatical is really good compared to those key reseller shops.
wow convoy was a game i've been looking for for years. a europa universalis 4 youtuber i used to watch did a let's play on it way back when and i said i would think about getting it later on but never remembered the name once i built my pc. what a coincidence
I'm buying a few bundles from Fanatical while I have my coupon and this video popped up when I opened youtube in another tab so I'm going to throw a 20 random key pack on the purchase and see what I get:
lunar new year bonus: SINNER: Sacrifice for Redemption (duplicate)
1. Cook, Serve Delicious 3
2. Cats In Time
3. SEUM: Speedrunners from Hell
4. Lost Words: Beyond the Page
5. Cook, Serve, Delicious 1
6. Blind Fate: Edo no Yami
7. Grand Mountain Adventure: Wonderlands (hey I've seen this game somewhere)
8. Hero of the Kingdom II
9. UNLOVED (duplicate)
10. Degrees of Separation
11. Wolfenstein 3D
12. The Deed: Dynasty (duplicate)
13. Time on Frog Island (duplicate)
14. Mini Thief
15. Ancient Enemy
16. Syberia 2 (duplicate)
17. Escape Game Fort Boyard
18. Impulsion
19. Embr (duplicate)
20. Spiritual Warfare & Wisdom Tree Collection
6 dupes and only got a few interesting games. oh well. Yet more mystery key buyer's remorse.
Nothing outright terrible that I can tell, but there are some gems in there. I'd spend $14 on Cook Serve Delicious 3 by itself if I didn't already own it imo.
fun fact omen gaming laptops come with their own tunning software and inside it they have also their own game store and its fanatical
i once got both of the older metro redux games off fanatical, good times
I gambled on fanatical twice. The second time i got a game called "nuts" and "safety first" which i havent played.
The first time, i got gamedev studio,
AND FUCKING DOOM 2016.
IM DEAD FUCKING SERIOUS
I bought some fanatical keys the other day and straight up got Metro Exodus gold edition which is $40 and I got it for like $1
The inventory system in heaven Dust is clearly referencing Resident Evil. The point of it in that game is that it enhances the survival horror by keeping your resources scarce, if the game isn't a survival horror it makes sense to criticize it.
bomber crew gang approves your apology
We love bomber crew and space crew in this household
Yeah Call of Cthulhu is a AAA game just an old one, and a very good horror too! If it dosn't bug out or crash
"I can explain this whole game in 1 word: Escape Room" -Shteve
I realized Escape Room was two words while editing and thought it was just funnier if I left it in 😭😭😭
the nostalgia i got from you talking about friv ...
If you loved Bot Vice but found it a bit too difficult, I would recommend Strikey Sisters. They were made by the same people that did Bot Vice, and plays more like breakout.
I'm glad you gave convoy the objective win despite of not liking it at all
I wish they'd bring back the old friv
I remember in early 2014's G2a and Kinguin were HEAVELY, and I mean HEAVELY promoted by youtubers in my country
Call of cthulhu is one of my fav childhood games, i was around 7 or 8 when i played it and it used to scare me so much XD, i recently replayed it again and the game is still holding up really well
That last game "Bot Vice" actually seems pretty nice, ill have to give it a go :o
Try not to lose ur mind like me 😭
@@shteve.mp4 Ill try not to, lmao
megaman ahh
it was a surprise i see it there, i bought it a while ago looking at the steam store because i thought it looked good
Very high quality video! Keep up the good work 😀
your vids are so high quality, ive been wondering for a while how u arent at 100k+ subs
Thank you! I appreciate ur words 😁
2:41 haha that website was the best back then
Aye
Definitely
I used to always play friv and coolmathgames in the computer lab
"not my fps rotted brain" seconds later "watching my guys go to work just isn't fun"
smh
- Heaven Dust is a Resident Evil clone
- Lords & Villains is a Dwarf Fortress clone
Lords and Villeins is actually a quite fun game. I enjoy colony builders like Rimworld and so on every now and then. Lords and Villeins was a game I bought myself and actually enjoyed through, quite a challenge sometimes to
fuck g2a i spent $50 for 3 keys that were games over $60 and from they all ended up being from one dude that had the games listed at $120 each and were crypto miners each game had a weird ass memory leak
The Friv nostalgia goes crazy
Took me a bit to realize the video was an advertisement
i would love to have been sponsored but no, this wasn't an advertisement. It would be illegal if I didn't disclose that fact in the video itself. I only recommend Fanatical because so many people like gambling with these random steam keys that I'd rather them at least not waste it on games made in less than 5 seconds with G2A.
@@shteve.mp4 woah someone actually doing something good for the sake of good
I'm subbing
2:42 that was my childhood
It was mine as well, since most game sites were a bit questionable
Yea lol @@mrdragonboi
Call of Cthulhu was developed by Cyanide Studios (the people who made the Stix series, the Blood Bowl series, and Werewolf: The Apocalypse Earthbloods) and the Nintendo Switch port was developed by Saber Interactive (the people who made games like Crysis, Evil Dead: The Game, Quake Champions, Halo, Warhammer, Mortal Kombat, and World War Z). The budget for the game was around $50,000, so it's not exactly a AAA game but it is a game made by a professional and paid studio, so it isn't exactly an indie project either (and it cannot be referred to as "AA" because that term is used to refer to when a game has a few million dollars in budget). Sorry about this weird little rant I just went through a lot of sources in the spam of like ten minutes to find out if it was a AAA game cuz I thought it was and now that I have this useless information on a small game you all have to suffer with this knowledge too :3
Wrong Call of Cthulhu game. This is the classic one from early 2000s
Great video! But yes your brain is probably FPS rotted 😭
You still get my like, but I took the village builder comment personally 💀
oh my god when you brought up friv it rushed so many childhood memories to me hahaha loved to play that site
if you check the g2a random "premium" key terms and conditions you will see that they say that the games price will be 10$ or more with a review score of at least 80% positives reviews, so they use expensive shovelware with botted reviews to reach those thresholds, so in short, those random g2a keys are just scams, at least your 5$ sacrifice will teach people to not use that site, great video.
also call of cthulhu sweep 🎉🎉🎉
Get this man more subs, this is quality content right here!
I'm just 19 and Friv along with Cool Math Games was my childhood
To be fair, you will get a lot of dupes in the fanatical bundles too but they are just much better games
Yeah, i assumed since i havent bought enough from them I havent seen duplicates yet
You usually dont get dupes in the same purchase. If you're lucky you get dupes of a multiplayer game you can gift to someone you know
If I'm not mistaken, they even have a refund policy for dupes in the same bundle (i could be talking out of my ass here.)
@@ThePaperKhan
You’ll never get duplicates in the same bundle, but they pretty well NEVER change the pool of games. They have some okay games in there, and some really cheap AAA (this guy got lucky with his bundle), but the majority are the trash they can’t sell elsewhere. They put the same keys in every random bundle and use them to fill out non-random bundles; game sourcing aside, it’s no more ethical than G2A.
"Escape room" don't think thats one word 🤔
roomscape, there, I did it
i remember playing convoy while waiting for homeworld DOK to release
Pog Bomber crew mentioned
What's the song playing in the background at around 10:04 ?
I'm pretty sure it is "in love with a ghost - i was feeling down, then i found a nice witch and now we're best friends".
If not, I know for a fact it's one of the songs in "Harvest Melodies (Upbeat Lo-fi Hip Hop Mix)" as I just download them and cut them down to the songs I feel are right for the mood of the video
I fell for these a while ago however I was not nearly as unlucky as you. I got around 50-100 random games and tbh what I got was worth it including my favorite indie story game as of right now. I think it just depends on your luck and the seller.
Call of Cthulhu: Dark Corners of the Earth I would personally say is a gem. It's got its flaws for sure, but it's a favorite of mine on the original Xbox. The PC port/s weren't very good sadly, they are known to contain game breaking bugs. You'll definitely need some fan patches if you plan to play the full game on PC.
Friv had some gold nuggets back in the day. For way too many years ago😅
damm call of cthulhu was fire. some parts are bit bullet sponges
11:29 Not Cthulhu but a random individual from the Great Race of Celano (i think) ..they arrived earth in the past before humans existed by replacing minds of the race with their own(they originally lived elsewhere, but their planet was doomed so they switched "race" and place and then they kinda started to randomly switched minds of ppl living in differnet time period to scout forward in time, and they kinda already know that they are going to leave earth too after the next two intelligent race dies out way after humans go extinct) by switching race and place yet again and they already know where their race will be cease to exist...soo while bringing back human minds and other intelligent creature's minds they make them write down their life and stuff so it can be placed into their library. (But its a factual error from the writers of this game, since they cannot physically travel time...but yet again Derelith made a tons of changes which he claims was the will of Lovecraft, but probably he just wanted to make some profit...anyway...) So the library can be found in Australia, and i think there was at least 2 stories where the appeared in our time, The Plateau of Leng and idk the other, but their existence is was due to 1.) hibernation 2.) probably those who were hibernated travelled to North America
Bomber Crew uh... Crew, rise up!
Friv mini dash slapped
Here on latin america, friv was the childhood of most kids. Sadly, the best version (Flash) got removed ; - ;
frin? nah do you remember Andkon? that was my entire childhood right there
I grew up a friv and y8 kid 😪
yessss dude i love Andkon, I still visit it sometimes just to see the games i played as a kid
I love how different your videos are!
Love from Brazil bro🩷❤️
Thank you so much! 🫶
Has this guy heard of survival horror?
DON'T BUY KEYS. most of the time people either buy them with stolen credit cards or by region prices in bulk, meaning the key seller buys a game with a original value 10$ sets region to chili so now its .25 cents, then sells you the key at 8$ meaning the game dev gets .25 cents and the key seller gets 7.75$ for doing nothing. Devs would rather you pirate their games rather then get keys.
Thats a tough issue. I want to support the devs but if you cant afford the $10, you probably also cant afford a piracy suit.
If you watched his previous keys video, yes he went over this himself.
Including the devs preferring pirating over buying keys.
This isn't meant to be an endorsement of buying keys.
The role of six lore 9:10
12:18 you have to install some fan made patches to make it run without a hitch
Since you are an underrated TH-camr, you could cover some pizza tower mods and fangames next
Thats a good idea! I’ll keep it in mind!
bruh, call of cthulu is a FPS, you can find a 1911, revolver, shotgun, tommy gun, sniper rifle, etc. You actually had a 1911 at the start, and didn't pull it out
How have you not considered that tossing the light over the gate is what you’re supposed to do?
I watched some guys walkthrough and saw him doing a whole different process which was meant as the intended solution.
I assumed that the developers would have put an invisible barrier over the gate so people can't cheese it, but found out that wasn't the case once I actually tried it.
lock call of cthulus frame rate to like 60....also it basically turns into a full on shooter
Looks like Hotspace Station was removed from Steam at some point after you recorded your video.
Call of Cathulu is not a horror walking game :/
If you like HeavenDust you should play the old Resident Evil titles as that's what it's a tribute to.
one word for you! Escaperoom!
just wait till he starts getting those fake steam game keys few days back lmaoooooo
please do more of this
8:20 is that the music from the game or is that "In love with a ghost" I'm hearing?
Not sure. I usually just search “lofi beats upbeat/covers” and use specific songs that I like as background music
@@shteve.mp4 ah ok, I think that's track 2 of their album "healing". Nice stuff, makes me nostalgic.
9:20 Resident Evil problems
Only ogs know what FRIV was...
Convoy is really good if you enjoy that style of game - it's deliberately hard, feels more like a puzzle game sometimes - but I can understand disliking it from an action gamer's perspective. It's like how loads of people love the Total War games but even though I can tell they're well made, I absolutely hate the gameplay style.
Call of Cthulhu is a fantastic game. The big downside is that it's a buggy mess of a game...
FRIV on top as a '06 kid i spent my early days on it
I LOVE CALL OF CTHULHU DARK CORNERS OF THE EARTH!!!
Really hope that address at 0:10 isn’t your real address brother
Im going to check😈
That is a placeholder. When you write, text becomes black.
8:16 child with a beard
i mostly got jigsaw games from those random keys lmao
6:45
That's two words, brainiac.
AnotherrehtnoA. Kayak. UNNA!
You should play resident evil zero, it lets you drop items anywhere without a box.
I'd be curious what your thoughts about that system are in that game.
Crazy how it’s 3am and I got school tmrw and I’m watching the goat
Hotspace station aint even for sale on steam anymore lol
Bro, friv was goated
16:04 so they shot -187581 bullets?
G2A is good for selling specific keys but straight up scam when selling random keys
Is escape room one word?
it is if you write it escaperoom