Quoting: LinasOh, man... Both Witcher 2 and Bioshock Infinite are unplayable for me because of the input lag. It looks good and is smooth, but it feels like some sort of replay. I move a mouse, and it smoothly and accurately repeats my movements on screen, but after I have already finished the movement. I am not playing competitively, and do not care about milliseconds, but this here is ridiculous.

And why do they keep doing action games where this stuff is so important? Just makes me sad that publishers keep falling for this kind of stunt. Probably because it is cheaper than a native port.

My specs, just for fun: Intel Core i7-4702HQ CPU, NVIDIA Quadro K1100M GPU, 16GB RAM.

Me sad. :(

Weird that you get input lag, I have no such problems. A low latency kernel might help with input latency issues, though sometimes at the cost of a few FPS.

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Sweet. I've been wanting to play this ever since it was announced. I may be able to in the future.

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You can play the campaign as Orks? Color me interested.

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I'm not sure about the game yet, but I sure could go for some Chroma flavored curry rice.

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Interesting. I do like Mario Kart (and clones). On the other hand, it's Early Access, so no go until it's fully released for me. Also, I have a Wii U, so I can just play MK 8 (I can't wait for 200cc mode). Still, this looks fun.

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GTA V would be amazing.

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Sweet. I'm not sure if I'm going to get it right away, but I will get it eventually. I'm deep in a Pillars of Eternity playthrough and have several things on the backlog, so this can wait for the next time it's on sale. it will likely perform better then too.

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It's a pretty sad state of affairs when the term "release" is being used for Early Access.

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The description reminds me of Oregon Trail more than anything.

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Heck yes! I liked Steamworld Dig a lot. I also like turn-based squad-based tactical games quite a bit (though I'm not used to seeing them in 2D sidescroller perspective... outside of Worms, I guess).

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