This top down shooter places sees you in the roll of an Agent in a secret agency that deals with supernatural investigations and the rescue of lost souls. Starting in Europe your faced with a mission that puts you on the trail of treasure thieves, and in search of the arcane items they have liberated from an ancient hiding place. Follow the trail while completing a variety of missions and finding clues, trophies and weapon upgrades.
Fight spiders, skeletons, zombies and enemies that can only be compared to, Left 4 Dead's, Boomers. Each of your weapons will have a different effect on your enemies and the many destructible items found on the map. As you progress remember to pickup items, weapons and character upgrades - these will be come more important as you progress through the harder levels.
Hardcore Gamer: Deals include Crysis 2: Maximum Edition for $10, Sonic the Hedgehog 4: Episode I for $2.50, Dead Space 2 for $7 and Larva Mortus for 50 cents.
well these weeklong deals and special sales isnt going to be so big soon since they allowed any dev to put their game on a sale whenever they want.
this change was made under 2 weeks ago and there have been over 100 games on sale since then.
the devs dont have to wait to permittion anymore to put it on sale.
well games are cheaper and the devs make more money for it since the huge numbers of sales..... but sadly lately steam is just being flooded with games and things dont get the time on the first page that they deserve. not sure really. like that games is cheaper and such...... but there is just so many >___<
lol youre complaining about so many games being on sale that you cant find the best games that are on sale. xD haha i do see your point though. But i think thats more of a organization issue that Valve'll fix soon.
Publisher Meridian4 Has Over 8 Games on Their Way to OnLive. Games include: Avencast – Rise of the Mage, Chrome SpecForce, Crash Time 2, Larva Mortus, Nikopol: Secrets of the Immortals, Obulis, Pacific Storm Allies, and Post Apocalyptic Mayhem (PAM)
Gamer Limit writes: "In today's world of 3D graphics and ultra-realistic textures, small 2D gems often go unnoticed and unloved, all because, graphically, they can't compete with technology as it chugs along. However, thanks to XBLA, PSN, and WiiWare, we're seeing a resurgence of gamers who are just fine with 2D titles and, dare I say, enjoy them just as much as their modern counterparts."
