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   Anonymous
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   This is a little bit of Everything from Groupees. I am focusing on Groupees Shiny Loot Bundle:

   2nd edition of Groupees Spotlight is here! For $1 min. Get Overcast: Walden and the Werewolf, and for $2 min also get Dead Bits + OST. Grab the bundle, vote for the games for Steam's Greenlight, and once Greenlit, you will get a key! Limited Time Only- Get it HERE

   Introducing the Indie Pop Bundle from Groupees.com, a bundle with support to Typhoon Haiyan Relief via Action Against Hunger charity. Pay What You Want ($1 minimum) for a bundle of albums and ep's from Someone Still Loves You Boris Yeltsin, Quiet Company, Falling Up, Club 8, and Stepdad. Choose for a portion of your contribution to be donated to the charity.
   The artists are offering some cool bonuses and prizes including unreleased music, autographed albums, and the chance to skype chat one on one. Get it HERE

   Announcing The Shiny Loot Bundle. A $1.50 minimum Build a Bundle campaign. Game titles include Creeper World, Creeper World 2 - Redemption, Hinterland, Children of the Nile Complete, The Lunar Pack: Lunnye Devitsy and Wake, Kingdom Elemental, The Few, Guy vs The Wicked and Nefarious Land, Little Trus Man. Plus: Bonuses. Get it HERE

   FINAL DAY! Short for "Music And Gaming Festival," MAGFest is a four day long party dedicated to the appreciation of video game music, gaming of all types, and the gaming community. MAGFest has teamed up with Groupees and Action Against Hunger to bring you The MAGFest bundle.
   10 artists who are performing at the upcoming MAGFest (Jan 2-5 2014 in National Harbor, MD) have contributed albums, collections, and unreleased tracks to this Pay What You Want ($1 minimum) Bundle. 20% of your contribution will go to Typhoon Haiyan Relief to help feed those in need in the Philippines. Get rad music, check out this festival, help those who are suffering. HERE

   Final Day to pick up Dan Long's Indie Bundle! A $1 minimum campaign with support to charity. Game titles include QuestRun + Soundtrack, Sky Nations, 99 Levels to Hell, Cognition Episode 1 and 2, 99 Spirits + Soundtrack, Frayed Knights:The Skull of S'makh-Daon, Asteria. Also five music & game bonuses are unlocked! Get it HERE

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   Hinterland
   Children of the Nile Complete
   Creeper World
   Creeper World 2: Redemption
   The Lunar Pack: Lunnye Devitsy and Wake
   Kingdom Elemental
   The Few
   Guy vs The Wicked and Nefarious Land
   Little Trus Man

   Groupees Shiny Loot Bundle

   Posted 11 years ago #
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   Campy
   Member

   I want to recommend a few games in this list. I am currently playing Creeper World. It is a tower defense game with a twist. The enemies aren't discrete. Instead they are a growing creep that flows like liquid toward you. I have played all 20 missions in the story mode, all 25 missions in the conquest mode and 4 of the 10 special ops missions. There are also apparently unlimited seeded missions based on a date you enter (get the top score on the day you were born, etc.) and user developed custom missions. I have had a lot of fun with this.

   I have also played the demo of Creeper 2 and my initial impression was that it looks even better. Get more info and check out the demos at the developer's website.

   I also recommend Children of the Nile for anyone that likes city building games (disclosure: I was a beta tester for this game). It is fairly old (late 2004) and always had it's issues, but holds up pretty well and it is tough to find good city builder games. I played several missions again just a couple last year and enjoyed myself. There are lots of review on Metacritic so you can check those for more info. For 75 cents I think it is a great buy if you like that type of game.

   Posted 11 years ago #
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   Whiterabbit-uk
   Games Guru

   I also highly recommend Creeper world. I have a couple from this series via Gamersgate. I'm really surprised not to see them on Steam. As for Children of the Nile. It was one of the first games I purchased on Steam back in 2009. Hinterland is also a decent strategy based RPG game with an isometric viewpoint

   Posted 11 years ago #

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