indie games are awesome cuz you can practically feel the years of blood, sweat, and tears that go into 'em, and you still only want to pay a buck for em.:lol
Jonathan BlowsYes, yes he does. And paying full price for all your so called AAA games is for suckers. Will be the same shit in a few months for $20-40 instead. Unless it's something like a Musou game, buy all of those immediately. :rock
indie games are awesome cuz you can practically feel the years of blood, sweat, and tears that go into 'em, and you still only want to pay a buck for em.
Anybody has some recommendations on good indie games with retro artstyle? Need moar after Escape Goat. Have already played VVVVVV and Cave Story. All genres are welcome, but I'm especially still in the mood for a good puzzler.
Jamestown is definitely god-tier AAA indie
After Avernum I am drinking the Spiderweb Software Kool-Aid
Anybody has some recommendations on good indie games with retro artstyle? Need moar after Escape Goat. Have already played VVVVVV and Cave Story. All genres are welcome, but I'm especially still in the mood for a good puzzler.
man, I did AP Calculus when I was 14 and I could only stomach about 7 levels of spacechem
why do we need more catch all threads?
I hate catch-all threads both big (let's talk about games!) and small (let's talk about PSVita/3DS/WiiU) etc. But my biggest irritant is that once a catch-all thread has been started, it goes on and on for months. I wish we could auto lock threads after 3-weeks or something.
I hate catch-all threads both big (let's talk about games!) and small (let's talk about PSVita/3DS/WiiU) etc. But my biggest irritant is that once a catch-all thread has been started, it goes on and on for months. I wish we could auto lock threads after 3-weeks or something.
There's lots of stuff I'd post about but I can never see the discussion on it because it's on page 249 of some thread I've never looked at.
Like why can't you just start a thread like "Hey Dudes I'm playing JAMESTOWN". Are people scared of getting no replies?
:lol @ ladder season
Like why can't you just start a thread like "Hey Dudes I'm playing JAMESTOWN". Are people scared of getting no replies?
la mulana is not hard in the way ghost & goblins is hard,la mulana is hard in the way castlevania 2 is hard,it is intentionaly as obtuse as possible,just to make you understand,you can't read any hint for the game if at first you don't grind the money for a translator
one of the hint tells you to kill all the monster in the room,BUT IT'S TO FREAKING BAD IT REFERS TO THE MONSTER OF A COMPLETLY DIFFERENT ROOM,oh and the monster in question fly around the screen so you would never go and kill them as a natural thing because it's a pain in the ass,when you kill them a block appear IN ANOTHER COMPLETLY UNRELEATED ROOM,the hint in the room with the block tell you to push a block,BUT THERE IS ALREADY A BLOCK IN THE ROOM BUT YOU CAN'T DO ANYTHING WITH IT IF YOU DON'T MAKE THE OTHER BLOCK APPEAR SO YOU JUST GET EXTREMELY ANNOYED AND CONFUSED
so yeah... the whole game is basicaly a love letter to the MSX and apparently was inspired by this konami game
there is a nice easter egg that parodies other konami games too
I just started Legend of Grimrock and it's preeetttty sweet.
From the new Indie Royale bundle:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X3DH4-SGDic
Dr. Eva Rosalene and Dr. Neil Watts have rather odd jobs: they give dying people another chance to live. Literally. Using a technology that allows artificial memories to be implanted, the doctors can weave and transform the mind of a patient to help them live the life they wanted to live...
To The Moon follows Dr. Rosalene and Dr. Watts' attempt to fulfill the wishes of a dying elderly man, Johnny. In their attempt to do so, they travel deep through the man's memories, unfolding his curious life story before their eyes. With each step back in time, a new fragment of Johnny's past is revealed. As the two doctors piece together the fragmented events that spanned a lifetime, they seek to find out just why the frail old man chose his dying wish.
Johnny's last wish is, of course, to go to the moon.
Does it have battles/a system or is it just a visual novel type game laid out like an RPG?
Does it have battles/a system or is it just a visual novel type game laid out like an RPG?
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Y U NO READ MY SUGGESTION?
Special note: For reasons that apparently relate to SCF’s choice of fonts, Last Scenario does not display any text when run on versions of Windows more recent than XP. I had to play it on my netbook in order to write this review. Consider yourself warned.
Noitu Love 2 looks great, but I'm not a fan of keyboard+mouse controls in 2D sidescrollers. I also didn't like how a lot of the popcorn enemies took multiple hits (or rather "clicks") to kill.It's the best sidescrolling action game ever made, too bad you can't appreciate.