@ralphdibny Thanks for the tag, though the games aren't free for me either. I might pick up Coffee Crisis but I'm kinda busy with my backlog and other stuff at the moment. But thanks again!
I believe One Strike is included in this freebie deal as well, and you just have to own one of the four, and then the other three are free. One Strike was part of a previous free promotion, so if you got that, then the other three should show as available for free download. Otherwise, if you never got One Strike and you're interested in this promotion, just buy the cheapest one (if they're even different, I didn't check) and then scoop up the rest for free.
No problemo peeps! Sorry that they're not available for all of you, as @klingki and the NL article points out, they are free if you own one. I have One Strike from a previous free promotion
Cheers @Liam_Doolan for the shout out in the article too!
If anyone spots free games and posts here then you can copy and paste the tag list from Post #62 which is currently on page 4 of this thread (for me on mobile browser)
If anyone else wants to be added or taken off the tag list than let me know and I'll edit that post so you do or don't get copy and pasted in the future notices depending on your preference
@nessisonett@LtSarge thought I'd give you a tag too because I think you both have Switches? I'll add you to the tag list if you want
Thanks for the reminder @ralphdibny (I noticed this offer last night but I might have forgotten about it otherwise)
I must have about 20 Qubic-published games now, plus 5 from Nakana.io (another publisher that got involved with Qubic's deals at one point), despite never having paid for any of them. It's insane how long this chain of free games has gone on for.
@Dogorilla yeah it's crazy! We will probably have their whole library in a year's time. I've played very few of them, some are trash and some are OK but it seems like the later ones have some hype at least according to the responses in this thread
@Anti-Matter ah my apologies, I don't check the content of the games and honestly didn't think any would have mature content before I posted. Anyway, I've deleted your username from the mass tag list in my post so if people copy and paste it in future then you wont get a notification!
@ralphdibny I simply just grabbed all three of them.
Only played Coffee Crisis, though. Which was actually a relatively entertaining side scrolling beat em up, for a freebie...
@Anti-Matter Be nice and say please don't tag me instead of ordering people not to tag you. He meant it as a positive gesture, so he meant no harm. Live and learn.
@ThanosReXXX cheers, it's cool, I think most of us are use to it by now anyway!
Everything is good for free I think, though I have had to archive some software on my Switch because the SD card is bursting. Thinking about it I do have a box full of free keyrings, stickers, promotional items and other tat taking up space so maybe freebys aren't always such a good thing! 😂
@ralphdibny True enough, and I have my own share of free stickers, USB thumb drives, key chains/rings, caps, coffee mugs, notepads (the paper ones), stress balls and various types of pens and/or markers.
All thanks to being in sales & marketing and visiting clients and/or going to sales fairs...
But where free games are concerned, I simply try them out and if I don't like them or suspect not to be needing them to keep any of the smaller kids in my family or circle of friends quiet when they are visiting, then I'll simply remove them.
@ThanosReXXX what other kind of notepads are there?!
I think my trouble is that I never actually get around to playing many of the free games so I don't know whether to delete them or not. I have tried out a couple of the 8p games that are on sale at the moment, Knight Swap 2 and Hang the King and they are actually my kind of game but they have become way too hard after just 10-15 levels (they have 100 each). They kind of remind me of golf peaks in presentation but not nearly as good
@ralphdibny Digital ones? Aren't these also called Notepads?
Little bit of advise: I always try the games out immediately, even if only for a couple of minutes. That should, for most people, be enough to decide whether or not they want to invest more time into it to find out if a game will really gel with them or not.
It's kind of weird where those cheap games are concerned: I never tried out any of those, considering them smart phone trash or swipe-a-thons that I don't need on a dedicated console. In my mind, there's a perceived minimal cost that represents a game being any kind of good, or at the very least offering its money's worth. Even if the eShop label says 90% off or free download...
I know it makes no sense in general, but it's my personal sentiment most of the time, bar the odd exception.
'The console wars are like boobs: Sony and Microsoft fight over which ones look the nicest and Nintendo's are the most fun to play with.'
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