Valve wins the heart of Nvidia. GmanLives, AAA, Thief, Ghibli, Cyberpunk..... Steam gets the best games.

Little things matter.

PC greatness from Hong Kong.

Ghibli inspired hand-drawn platformer

Quality stuff! No dislikes so far.

Looking Glass will be happy.

NetEase is developing a new AAA game, tentative title is Project Ragnarok. It is an open world adventure game inspired by Nordic mythology, and it's said to be a multi-platform release.

There are not many details about it at the moment but it's currently in development under the codename Project Ragnarok.

After 3 years game dev posted the update. Gaming is alive.

PC is super power. Nothing to play on consoles except selective exclusives.

They are using PC for misleading console marketing.

0 reason to buy a console. Cows were hyping 1 hour Sony event lol.

The style didn't really ring Ghibli to me BUT it looks cool in its own way.

The visual style really stands out. A bit too detailed to be ghibli. More like makoto shinkai style.

@vaeh: @oliversnyders: Heluo Studio's new game Path Of Wuxia finally hit Steam. I remember making a thread about it a while back. The art style for the game looks very Persona inspired. Hopefully it makes a good Persona alternative for PC since Atlus are being stubborn about porting the Persona games to other platforms. The game is in early access but receiving great reception with Very Positive at 93% with 14,587 reviews. No official English version yet since the story for the game isn't completed in Chinese yet but there is an English translation fan mod since some Chinese gamers that speak English noticed the demand for an English version from Western gamers.

@NoodleFighter: Seems to be a top-notch role playing game, not just good wuxia game.

The rise of Chinese games continue on Steam. Thanks for sharing it.

Gunfire Reborn is the first game in a long time that nailed all my default settings for an FPS. Perfect FoV, hold ADS, correct resolution, v-sync, etc... It's actually kinda creepy how everything was right. AAA games don't even get this right.