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[♪alt13]

Is this free and can I simply download it onto my laptop to play? Also, is it a big deal if I've never played before? Maybe most importantly, can you give me a quick overview of the game?

Beginners should try the Myst series first.






















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[Miggs]

Can I simply download this and play on my Mac Air?

 

[Saint Cy of JFC]

Can I simply download this and play on my Mac Air?

Probably not. Probably have to develop a Mac version, if they even bother. I'd be surprised if they had a Mac version ready on launch date.

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[Siro]

Can I simply download this and play on my Mac Air?

Mac version is expected by the end of next month.

 

[Miggs]

Would you recommend I play the computer to start? Or could I play online against other newbies?

 

[Siro]

Would you recommend I play the computer to start? Or could I play online against other newbies?

Computer, for sure. I never play online personally.

 

[Miggs]

Computer, for sure. I never play online personally.

My thing is I just don't know when I'd have any time to play. Like seriously. Between work, and working out, and keeping up the house, and fatherly duties, and my gambling, I feel like I'd buy it, play it for a day or two, and then do nothing else.

 

[Gameface]

My thing is I just don't know when I'd have any time to play. Like seriously. Between work, and working out, and keeping up the house, and fatherly duties, and my gambling, I feel like I'd buy it, play it for a day or two, and then do nothing else.

This game is a complete time suck. I think the game's catch phrase is "One... More... Turn..."

At this point the learning curve to play a decent game is big enough that if you don't have time and might not like this kind of game int he first place it might not be worth buying, especially not at full price. Steam will have a sale, probably before the Solstice.

 

[colton]

Would you recommend I play the computer to start? Or could I play online against other newbies?

Typical game times for normal settings are way longer than you could easily play against humans. Just coordinating schedules would be nightmarish. Imo definitely have to play computer.

 

[RandyForRubio]

I played Rome once way back in the day. I like the idea of getting this game, but I don't have the time.

 

[Saint Cy of JFC]

This game is a complete time suck. I think the game's catch phrase is "One... More... Turn..."

At this point the learning curve to play a decent game is big enough that if you don't have time and might not like this kind of game int he first place it might not be worth buying, especially not at full price. Steam will have a sale, probably before the Solstice.

Or just buy a previous version for cheaper.