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Command & Conquer Remastered - Bonus tracks. The album can be found as "Celebrating 25 Years of Command & Conquer" (see Spotify, YoutubeMusic). Even though these bonus tracks are labeled "Remastered", they aren't THE actual remasters -- more like fan-service covers, with more liberty to used instruments. The interesting part is, this album features a few reworked tracks from other C&C games as well. Here's a couple:
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Raid: World War II. Everyone apparently hated it (it's rated 51% on steam). And while I understand the criticism when it was sold for $40, now having the benefit of waiting out I got it for mere $1.50 and actually had a lot of fun. It kept me busy the first 15-20 hours and was one of those rare games that made me feel upset when I had to go sleep instead of grinding it all night.
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KILLING FLOOR 2 (additional tracks) I know this OST has been mentioned a few times already, but the game keeps on getting updated with newer music added. Here's a playlist with tracks from seasonal events, most of which was composed for the game, as opposed to using existing licensed tracks in the past.
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Regarding Dark Souls versions, it's better to stick with Remastered one -- because they've actually fixed dreadful framerate in some areas (including notorious Blighttown).
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I have a mouse made out of smooth glossy plastic, and that sucker collects dirt so frequently that I have to wash it every few hours(!). Been a while since I used regular mice and been wondering if a mouse with patterned texture wouldn't have that issue. Thanks
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From what I've heard, this game has an offline mode where you can even turn off NPCs to just explore the areas -- which might be the kind of thing Ross is into. The game is expected to be on Steam upon release, so perhaps one day it might become pretty cheap.
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Don't take this the wrong way but I'm hoping the rest of the series gets slower paced with much less shouting and complaining.
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Mugnum started following Deep Rock Galactic
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The game might not be Ross's cup of tea actually. It's pretty grindy; as of now at least. There really isn't much to do besides progression: as in leveling characters, attempting more difficult missions, etcetera. It doesn't necessarily mean it's a bad game, it just tries to appeal a specific audience -- I believe players of something like Wow or Warframe will love this sort of thing.
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Hitman: Blood Money OST (2006), "Vegas" by Jesper Kyd.
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"DUSK" (2018). Here are the samples of the OST: The album is available on steam and on composer's website.