Call of Cthulhu

Right now on Steam look at Half Life 2 through Episode 2. They are having a great deal on all games Half Life. Episode 1 and 2 could take you about 10-12 hours. And I'm not sure how long Half Life 2 took, but good nonetheless. Plus, they can come with MP games to also hold your attention.

More depth than the CoD games and for the price you're getting, no question. RtH30 was a superb game, EiB wasn't bad and HH was fantastic. However, that is just my opinion. Like I said, with the price, there is no point passing it up if you've thought about buying it/them.

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[QUOTE="RustDove"] As for the "Americanism" comment, isn't that how it should be? It's only following American soldiers through an extremely difficult time. I don't see a problem in that. Electro057

There's a difference between following Americans and being an embarassing tear-jerker.

I facepalmed my way through Hell's Highway, cursing almost every plot related non-skippable cutscene. I can't define the "Americanism", but I sure as hell know it's oozing from every pore of that game. The kitschy and overly dramatic music, the cliched and pretentious "camerawork" (which screams "the director thinks he's Hollywood-calibre"), that horible intro with the boy and his plane, the dialogue lifted straight from The Complete Idiot's Guide to How to make a war movie - everything just adds and creates this vicious atmosphere, the most monstrously conceived and dangerous American mindwashing plot European gamers ever had to face.

By the way, was that stolen truck of HH copies ever recovered?

This^^ So no, never playing another one after I went through this >.> Believe it or not, countries other than America did contribute great amounts to the Second World War.