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So guess what I've been playing...
That relevant part..
Some glitched motherfucker, or just fucking die-hard bastard from hell
Son, you deserve the Purple Heart
War... war never changes.
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http://frua.rosedragon.org/pc/modules/n/neverwhere.txt
http://frua.rosedragon.org/pc/modules/n/neverwhere.zip
I have been playing some more Neverwhere, a recently released FRUA module.
In the fairly content dense dungeon, I came across a dead wolf with a sword in its back, probably left there to undo some curse....
Meanwhile, down the hall towards murmurs...
Needless to say, a bunch of silenced Cultist mages don'y put up much of a fight.
They have a storage room...
http://frua.rosedragon.org/pc/modules/n/neverwhere.zip
I have been playing some more Neverwhere, a recently released FRUA module.
In the fairly content dense dungeon, I came across a dead wolf with a sword in its back, probably left there to undo some curse....
Meanwhile, down the hall towards murmurs...
Needless to say, a bunch of silenced Cultist mages don'y put up much of a fight.
They have a storage room...
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I think it's us that supposed to tell you about your problems, not the other way around.
That said, I like the aesthetics of this mod.
That said, I like the aesthetics of this mod.
Astral Rag
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Oddworld: Munch's Oddysee
They're finally fixing that unbelievably shitty PC port (some five years after its initial release!).
http://steamcommunity.com/app/15740/discussions/0/412447613572972443/
Unfortunately, 'tis quite easy to see why this is widely considered to be the weakest part of the series.
They're finally fixing that unbelievably shitty PC port (some five years after its initial release!).
http://steamcommunity.com/app/15740/discussions/0/412447613572972443/
Unfortunately, 'tis quite easy to see why this is widely considered to be the weakest part of the series.
What was so supershitty about it? I played it like 2-3 years ago IIRC and it was functional.
Dungeon Odyssey, a really obscure module-based roguelike from 2002:
Think a really simple TOME, with set towns and quests, but random maps. It even comes with tools for you to make your own module:
Think a really simple TOME, with set towns and quests, but random maps. It even comes with tools for you to make your own module:
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that looks really neat.
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So guess what I've been playing...
That relevant part..
Some glitched motherfucker, or just fucking die-hard bastard from hell
Son, you deserve the Purple Heart
War... war never changes.
I think you meant Railroading... railroading never changes.
A horse of course
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Bound by Flame
Star Wars: Dark Forces
Silent Hill 1-4
Been many years since I played these (never played much of 1 or finished 3) and they're as brilliant as ever. Except 4. Fuck you.
Star Wars: Dark Forces
Silent Hill 1-4
Been many years since I played these (never played much of 1 or finished 3) and they're as brilliant as ever. Except 4. Fuck you.
Keen eye bro. It's done by David E. Gervais, who also did very similar tiles for older versions of TOME and AngBandTk:
BTW, these were released under Creative Commons, a great resource for anyone playing around with programming roguelikes: http://pousse.rapiere.free.fr/tome/
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Vampire: The Masquerade: Redemption
I believe this is only my second or third playthrough of Redemption. I actually started this replay way back in 2013, found the save files last year, and completed it on my laptop. Unfortunately I couldn't prevent it from using the Intel APU instead of my nvidia card, which may cause the lighting to look odd in later pics. Anyway, despite all the well-deserved criticism of shitty AI, linear gameplay and difficulty spikes, I'm a card-carrying member of the VTM:R defence force. The visuals, atmosphere, dialogue and music just fit together perfectly ( at least until the second half). Combat sounds and armour have this wonderful clank to them. And of course Anezka is a true waifu. Obviously Bloodlines is a much better game, but it's missing some of the high points of Redemption, and I retain a lot of fondness for the title. Side note: I heard Christof actually pops up in some pre-Final Nights novels.
Sylvio
Spirits of Xanadu
Salammbo: Battle for Carthage
I believe this is only my second or third playthrough of Redemption. I actually started this replay way back in 2013, found the save files last year, and completed it on my laptop. Unfortunately I couldn't prevent it from using the Intel APU instead of my nvidia card, which may cause the lighting to look odd in later pics. Anyway, despite all the well-deserved criticism of shitty AI, linear gameplay and difficulty spikes, I'm a card-carrying member of the VTM:R defence force. The visuals, atmosphere, dialogue and music just fit together perfectly ( at least until the second half). Combat sounds and armour have this wonderful clank to them. And of course Anezka is a true waifu. Obviously Bloodlines is a much better game, but it's missing some of the high points of Redemption, and I retain a lot of fondness for the title. Side note: I heard Christof actually pops up in some pre-Final Nights novels.
Sylvio
Spirits of Xanadu
Salammbo: Battle for Carthage
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Siveon
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Oh cool, I've seen a lot of work being used for roguelikes. To be honest, they're really good sprites, almost iconic in a way.
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Betrayer
Tense, almost otherworldly atmosphere but they stretch the premise very thinly over several hours of gameplay.
Bioshock Infinite: Burial At Sea 1 and 2
What a crock of shit. The entire story of Rapture was completely played out, yet they decided to ignore all the questions left at the end of Bioshock Infinite and turn the whole thing into a crutch for already-resolved plot points from the first game, actively taking a wrecking ball to characters from Colombia in the process. I haven't been this pissed off at the writing in a game in a long time. Fucking Ken. At least the SFM porn was alright.
Dispatcher
Bought it for the tits on the cover. It's not even a proper game, just some round-based arena/stealth game where you hide from rape monsters. Should've made it into a proper hentai game. Garbage.
Slave Zero
Pretty fun except you keep running out of ammo. I really liked the level where you've got to do a bunch of platforming on skyscrapers and robot snipers with railguns keep shooting you off (that's sarcasm)
Tense, almost otherworldly atmosphere but they stretch the premise very thinly over several hours of gameplay.
Bioshock Infinite: Burial At Sea 1 and 2
What a crock of shit. The entire story of Rapture was completely played out, yet they decided to ignore all the questions left at the end of Bioshock Infinite and turn the whole thing into a crutch for already-resolved plot points from the first game, actively taking a wrecking ball to characters from Colombia in the process. I haven't been this pissed off at the writing in a game in a long time. Fucking Ken. At least the SFM porn was alright.
Dispatcher
Bought it for the tits on the cover. It's not even a proper game, just some round-based arena/stealth game where you hide from rape monsters. Should've made it into a proper hentai game. Garbage.
Slave Zero
Pretty fun except you keep running out of ammo. I really liked the level where you've got to do a bunch of platforming on skyscrapers and robot snipers with railguns keep shooting you off (that's sarcasm)
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Murdered: Soul Suspect
This as well have been a point-and-click or sidescroller. I found going round solving the side-mysteries slightly more interesting than the main story, though they seem to have run out of time and stop bothering with them very early in the game. Dumb and fairly predictable twist at the end with certain plot points just tossed out the window. I strongly suspect the devs had trouble justifying this game in the first place and were then heavily rushed to finish it.
Nightcry (by the maker of Clock Tower)
Pretty bad. The graphics and animations didn't bother me but the control scheme is a war crime. Nice tiddies though.
Resident Evil: Operation Raccoon City: Echo Six DLC Campaigns
I swore I wouldn't get the DLC...but bleh. Some of these missions are absolutely brutally difficult. I'm assuming they're much easier in co-op.
DreadOut Act 2
Even worse than the original release, despite the cool mirror mechanics. There's a final DLC called "Keepers of the Dark" but I don't know if I'll ever bother with that.
This as well have been a point-and-click or sidescroller. I found going round solving the side-mysteries slightly more interesting than the main story, though they seem to have run out of time and stop bothering with them very early in the game. Dumb and fairly predictable twist at the end with certain plot points just tossed out the window. I strongly suspect the devs had trouble justifying this game in the first place and were then heavily rushed to finish it.
Nightcry (by the maker of Clock Tower)
Pretty bad. The graphics and animations didn't bother me but the control scheme is a war crime. Nice tiddies though.
Resident Evil: Operation Raccoon City: Echo Six DLC Campaigns
I swore I wouldn't get the DLC...but bleh. Some of these missions are absolutely brutally difficult. I'm assuming they're much easier in co-op.
DreadOut Act 2
Even worse than the original release, despite the cool mirror mechanics. There's a final DLC called "Keepers of the Dark" but I don't know if I'll ever bother with that.
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Astral Rag
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Excidium II
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see you next page
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Too bad I can't see your screenshot because ed123 shit is still loading.
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*rubs toes*
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