If you are a fan of city building games or haven’t heard of one that interested you, I can’t recommend Cities: Skylines enough this weekend. Yet somehow, through it all sits Paradox Interactive’s more intense city builder, Cities: Skylines. I still to this day play a little bit of Sims City 3000 out of nostalgia, which I have both the standard and Expanded edition on disc. Running in the shadow of EA and Maxis’ hugely successful series, Sims City, there were huge shoes to fill. With a further deal running until Monday afternoon where you can buy the game to keep for $7.49 from the general $29.99, giving you a short demo period before buying one of the best city building games, ever. Currently, you can download Cities: Skylines for free until Sunday afternoon. Steam is also offering a similar deal this weekend. Humble Bundle is offering Tacoma DRM-free for a limited time only, so pick it up as soon as possible. From the outside, there are human-like light ghosts similar to that of E verybody’s Gone to the Rapture, but with more focus on defining each character by a specific color. Set in the year 2088, you will explore the high-tech ship you are aboard with your crew, or so you thought. However, I haven’t found the time to play this sci-fi “ Walking Simulator,” which I intend to ratify this weekend. Tacoma is a game I already own through an offer with Twitch Prime. Personally, I fell in love with this short little story by Fullbright when I played it last year. A simple “ Walking Simulator,” set in the mid-nineties about a woman in her early twenties coming home after a trip in Europe. Tacoma comes from developer, Fullbright, of Gone Home fame. However, this week they are giving away Tacoma, DRM-free for free.
Last week they gave away Grid 2, which I’ve played a couple of hours of this week. Humble Bundle is doing it again, as they are giving away a free game to wonderful people of the internet who sign up to their mailing list.
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