[Steam, PC] 8 Horror Games Bundle: STASIS: Bone Totem, Pathologic 2, Alan Wake & More $20.38 @ Humble Bundle

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Harrowing Halloween-time horror
Seeking something sinister to unnerve you this season? Summon forth this anthology of horror games, and prepare for the fright of your life. Dive to the pitch black depths of STASIS: BONE TOTEM and Hidden Deep. Survive the creepy cartoon studio of Bendy & the Ink Machine and its sequel Dark Revival. Explore the dark places of Bright Falls in Alan Wake Collector's Edition, the perfect way to prep for the sequel. Get Tormented Souls, Pathologic 2, and more—and help support International Medical Corps and Direct Relief with your purchase.

Amazing value. Can highly recommend Bone Totem and Pathologic 2.

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  Grey 13 on 14/10/2023 - 21:34

  +2

  Man bought Bone Totem Stasis the other day because of Mandaloregaming's back to back reviews of the 2 games in this series and this today lol

  I guess it's time to buy again and give away a Bone Totem key then.

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    DiscountForThee on 14/10/2023 - 22:34

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    Saw that review too. I've never played a genre like that but his review had me intrigued and I'm keen to try it some time.

    I then found out that I redeemed the first STASIS on GOG on some random free game at some point haha so I actually can try it!

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      ozbs25 on 14/10/2023 - 22:39

      I skimmed the review and he did say you don't really need to have played the first one.

      How scary are these games? I'm really really not into horror but some of these games have great reviews. I don't mind reading the plot of horror movies and actually find it interesting but but I really can't stomach watching horror movies.

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        DiscountForThee on 14/10/2023 - 23:11

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        I think it largely depends on tolerance from the sounds of it. There are some intense body / gore horror parts and the overall themes are quite heavy. They also say that the atmosphere and sound design is top so it can rope you in.

        I don't think these games are designed to scare you, though. But they do aim to disturb

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          ozbs25 on 14/10/2023 - 23:23

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          @DiscountForThee: I may be able to stomach it then. Thanks for your response. : )

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            Grey 13 on 15/10/2023 - 00:12

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            @ozbs25: @DiscountForThee is right. Not many outright jump scares like the first game but the tension building is quite intensive so when it did happen it was much more effective.

            Also it is a disturbing game discussing about a lot of heavy topics like death and the pervasiveness of modern science and of course, corporate greed.

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  dreamstation on 15/10/2023 - 09:19

  +3

  Worth checking out CAYNE as well which is free.

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  Velathial on 19/10/2023 - 13:40

  Is it the remastered or original Alan Wake?

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    ozbs25 on 19/10/2023 - 15:06

    It's the original. The remaster is an Epic Store exclusive. No indication that it will ever be available on Steam. They published it and hold the distribution rights.

    Here’s Why You Can’t Buy Alan Wake 2 on Steam

    Sometimes, games are an Epic Games Store exclusive because money has changed hands. Epic will have offered a publisher or developer a certain amount of cash to keep a game exclusive to the Epic Games Store for the PC release. Often that exclusivity is time-limited, so eventually that game comes to Steam, as was the case for Hades, for example.

    That’s not what’s happened here. Instead, Epic Games is publishing Alan Wake 2, so they alone have the distribution rights. The same is true of Alan Wake Remastered, which is also published by Epic. You can get the original Alan Wake on Steam but not the remastered release which — on PC — is only on the Epic Games Store.

    Does that mean Alan Wake 2 will never, ever come to Steam? While not impossible, with Epic being the publisher it’s very, very unlikely. There’d have to be a pressing reason for them to release it onto Steam, such as them abandoning the Epic Games Store entirely. Granted, the Epic Games Store reportedly doesn’t exactly turn a huge profit, but I can’t see Epic ditching it.

    So, the reason why Alan Wake 2 isn’t on Steam is that it’s published by Epic Games themselves. And if you’re looking for more about on the upcoming survival-horror sequel, be sure to check our full coverage.

    source

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      Velathial on 19/10/2023 - 16:32

      Yeah, realized a little after posting. Thanks for the info though :)