silverchase

Stopping doesn't make the vehicle shorter! This is a common myth, especially among large oversize vehicle drivers in this area.

Here are some "patient" games I've played that are on dollar-bin deals right now. Some are actually cheaper off-Steam, so in those cases, I link there instead.

• Black Mesa — 90% off, tied all-time low
  • The fan-made remake of Half-Life
• Crypt of the NecroDancer — 90% off, new all-time low
  • Rhythm roguelike
• Downwell — 75% off (cheaper on GOG)
  • Shmup platformer about jumping deeper into a well
• Gato Roboto — 85% off (cheaper on GOG)
  • Little metroidvania featuring a cat in a mech
• Her Story — 90% off (cheaper on GOG)
  • Freeform detective game with FMVs
• Bastion — 80% off (same price on GOG)
  • Action RPG with painted art, and Supergiant Games's debut title
• Psychonauts — 80% off (same price on Itch)
  • 3D platformer where the levels are in the minds of interesting characters
  • Note: It's an old game that works a bit weird on modern hardware, so check PCGamingWiki for tweaks
• Grapple Dog — 75% off, tied all-time low
  • Grappling hook platformer with Nitrome-style pixel art

According to SteamDB, 40% is tied for the all-time low.

This is actually how I act when I see a rabbit.

Grenouilles

Big flop

Patates, sauce brune et fromage
Font un excellent ménage
Passé trois heures et demie
C'est de la grande gastronomie

Hommage en grain

Charcoal with the big ears

The great religious schism of poutine: whether you think it comes from Drummondville or Victoriaville

I played around with the pixel settings in the Next Fest demo. It's honestly more of a curiosity than something that really matters, but I'm glad someone on the game thought of this. The most notable change with pixel-perfect mode is the text font becomes lower resolution to be strictly snapped to the grid. Other than that, you'll find that the backgrounds scroll choppily. I'd imagine it would feel good that way on a smaller screen.

It's that eternal struggle you may have seen if you play modern games with pixel art. How strictly should the game follow the grid? I think Pipistrello's default "soft" mode is my sweet spot. Rotated and resized pixels are yucky, but I'm okay with smoother scrolling and sharper text. Celeste is that way as well.

catcus

I was super impressed with the demo from Steam Next Fest last year. It's definitely high on my list for Steam sale purchases.

One neat feature the game has, which was unnecessary but that I appreciate, is the pixel perfection settings. The game uses "soft" pixel precision by default for smooth scrolling and sharper text, but you can enable strict pixel precision, which snaps everything to the pixel grid.