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I paid $20 for Valheim and played that for about 6 months. Got Conan Exiles for $12 and played it for 3 months. If you really like playing a wide variety of g

I paid $20 for Valheim and played that for about 6 months. Got Conan Exiles for $12 and played it for 3 months. If you really like playing a wide variety of games, and like to rent them, then a $10/mo deal is excellent. I like to buy inexpensive games and play them for a long time. Should I even mention the 15 years I got out of StarCraft? I'll go in waves, playing one game like crazy for a couple months, and then maybe not playing anything for a few. I like going back to the games I already know I enjoy and playing them some more, so I don't want to rent them.

59nadir 5y ago
I think a very reliable method here would be to use Gamepass for trying games out and see what the landscape looks like without having to scout around much and also not paying just to try things. We used to do this with demos but they became very impopular and really, if you can play a full game instead of a demo, isn't that better? So you get access to these games to try them, and if you really, really like them, you can buy them when they go on sale for cheap on Steam. I don't use Gamepass because it somehow has eluded me, but it seems like a good deal even if I tend to buy games for cheap on Steam.