Now I own a couple good games on my pc, but don't starve remains the first genuine premium game I played, so you may know what that feels like. I bought the original don't starve on my phone about 2 years back when it was on sale for very very cheap ( my currency won't be quite known but if I convert it to American dollar, it'd be about 14 cents, which I could easily afford by just skipping chips our of my pocket money one day). I'm only a student so no source of income. So I've usually been playing stuff on GeForce now on my tab and only recently I got a hp gaming laptop, that cost me all of my recent prize money. I'd probably play this during weekends when I'd pick a co-op game to play with my brother. A selfless thing I did was to give my doctor's appointment slot to an old woman who looks like she needed to see the doctor ASAP more than me. I'm a 24 year-old who graduated a few years back. There are less fortunate people than me that probably barely game or own a kickass PC, so this game would be perfect for them.
No, I don't deserve this game more than others. I have been enjoying Dead Cells non-stop this week thanks to the sale. I personally love indie games more than AAA titles simply because they instantly get to the meat of the game, rather than sit through hours of cutscenes and tutorials. On a scale of 1 to 10, it's probably a 8 or 9. (R6 Siege, Risk of Rain 2, Splinter Cell split screen, Army of Two split screen) During the game, after the game, and usually our topics revolve around co-op games we play together. That's the best time that we bond because we talk a lot that way. I would like the game because I'm always looking for co-op games tocplay with my brother.
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