Dead Mountaineer's Hotel is in third person. Not sure about the other, but from the screenshots it looks to be third person also.

I too had the impression that this game was never going to be available in English version. Will be downloading later today. Whoo hoo!

Thanks Rushes, that was what I was hoping.

Wow, where was the fanfare?
This is a treat. Hopefully not a trick. hehe
Shelly

hi becky. how do i go about ordering 'dead mountaineer's hotel' from STEAM? i have been looking for this game ever since it was announced by Lighthouse now defunct! Kjos says it is a great game and i believe him/her. robert.

Hi Robert -- To begin the process, you’ll need to go to http://store.steampowered.com/ and click to “Install Steam” – a little button near the top right of the screen. It’s the kind of service where you create an account, and then they keep track of all the games you’ve bought. Once you have Steam installed, you put "Dead Mountaineer's Hotel" in the search engine, or go to "Genres" and "Adventure," and you'll find the game currently on the Adventure front page. Then click to "Add to cart" to purchase it and then go about downloading.

thanks for the info, becky. robert.

Have fun in the snow!

Snow is fine in games, don't like it in real life. Fortunately it was too warm today for the first snow fall of the season in Lincoln, Nebraska to last.

In a perfect world the snow would stay off of streets and sidewalks. I don't mind it on the lawn.

I like being trapped inside by the snow. I like the way it slows down the pace of modern life.

Shoveling it off the driveway is another thing entirely, of course.

In games, it makes it hard to conceal where the villains have been. Well, unless they can levitate.

In florida we don't get any snow just 80 deg. in the day.
Richard

I am stuck in A Stroke of Fate Oper. Valkyrie..I cannot find Mayer's ID..can someone help..he needs it to get telegram from post office, etc. and
Is anyone going to do a walkthrough for A Stroke of Fate Operation Valkyrie??? please

Hi Tom -- I see that you've posted your question in Hints -- that's where you're more likely to meet someone who has gotten past that point and can help!

If you download a game from Steam, do you need to have an interface like BigFish's "Game Manager" to play it?

Can I download it on one computer to a flash drive and install it on another PC? The reason I ask is I really dislike the BigFish game manager due to technical issues and besides, shouldn't I be able to do whatever I want with my games once I pay for them?

Also, my home computer DSL speed is very slow so I would rather use my PC at work to download to a flash drive and then take it home.

Cue -- Steam is another service where you have to download their software, and then it keeps track of the games you buy. You may even need to be connected to the internet the entire time you are playing.

If you had the Steam client on both computers, you may be able to download it on one and use it on the other -- I'm not sure. That may be a good question to ask their customer support. Or perhaps another member here knows the answer.

You will need to install Steam on your computer to run any of their games. It is far larger than BF game manager.

EDIT: Hi Becky!

Ana