Screenshot thread

[Ninja Destroyer]

I'm having fun but I was promised rape and, so far, it's been smooth sailing.

After beating the whole game there is a data disk, don't know if you know about. You should try it, and share your feelings afterwards.

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[D_X]

An APC. Now we're talking.



Oi mate! Watch the paint!

Fucking assholes scratched muh wheels.

Assassination is the realm of subtlety and careful calculation. Therefore, I decided a rocket launcher is the perfect tool.


At this point, I went the wrong way while trying to reach the evac point and the mission suddenly failed...

OK, no mistakes this time. Commander wheels.

Boom baby!


The whole eastern hemisphere is mine now. America, prepare your anus.

 

[Unkillable Cat]

Usage of weapons in Syndicate:

# Pistols, shotgun and Uzis until you get the Minigun.
# Gauss Guns (rawket lawnchairs) for groups of enemy agents.
# The Sniper Rifle BB Gun for that one assassination mission.
# The Laser for that one mission with all the people lined up by the street (how many can you vaporize in a single shot?).
# Minigun for everything else.

And I second Ninja Destroyer about the data disk. You're gonna love it.

 

[D_X]

Holy shit. Atlantic accelerator was rape-tastic. Sadly, I couldn't finish it.

This is on the 5th attempt. Rockets ftw. Cleared all enemies before they even got close.
Mistakes were then made.

And here I got lucky as one guy blew up and took the rest with him.

Sadly, I ran out of ammo with just a handful more baddies on the map and got wasted. Not bad overall since agents 3 and 4 had only chest and arms at v3 and I didn't have the money to properly equip the team. Next time I'll bring more gauss guns and minis because I wasted 2 slots on every agent for shields and put full v3 mods on all of them.

 

[Unkillable Cat]

Wanna hear how I beat this mission the first time?

I hid in a building and mowed down anyone that tried to enter.

Eventually the onslaught stopped, and then it was my turn to hunt.

 

[Count Grishnak]

Half-Life & VTMB

 

[DraQ]

Arcticfox, Amiga, 1986

Destroying an Air Converter with cannonfire, the main weapon of the Arcticfox. A minimap in the bottom-center of the screen reveals the surrounding area and enemies (as red dots).

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The minimap can be switched with a rear-view camera, here showing a mine left by the Arcticfox (a red pyramid) about to destroy an enemy Recon Sled that is trailing the Arcticfox.

Blizzards will occasionally envelop the Arcticfox, sometimes to the point of causing a complete whiteout of your screen.

The cannon can be inclined to hit enemy Fighters and Recon Flyers.

Lightning storms will scramble your radar, causing distortion of the minimap.

Taking damage causes a gradual change in the color of the damage gauge on the right side of the screen. Taking too much damage results in the screen cracking and a game over.

Guided missiles, though scarce in number, can be launched from the Arcticfox. After launch, the radar minimap / rear-view camera switches to the missile's point of view until it hits something, during which time you can control its direction.

A successful mission requires the destruction of the Main Fortress, which isn't too difficult in Beginner Mode once you've discovered its location. Tournament mode not only adds more physics but also offers multiple options for both enemy configuration and starting location, with the ability to have the computer randomly select from the available choices.

Dynamix would go on to develop many more games, most notably Red Baron in 1990, the same year it was purchased by Sierra.

I had the C64 version.

 

[potatojohn]

 

[Walden]

Very nice surprise and well crafted.

https://af.gog.com/game/gorogoa?as=1649904300

 

[HansDampf]

Buffy: The Vampire Slayer

Wait, I mean Eternal Darkness. Alex just (supposedly) looks like Buffy.
I played this game once in 2005 and decided to revisit it now in Dolphin. It runs almost perfectly, except for the pink screen transitions at the beginning of each chapter. No big deal. It also has native widescreen support, but still presents most in-game cutscenes in 4:3 for some reason.

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Hint: There is something hidden in the tub.

The sanity effects are a mixed bag and range from shocking to goofy. Best are the subtle effects like the camera angle, ambient sounds or changes in the background. I'm also not a fan of the 4th wall memes, I've had too many of those lately.

The optional Mantorok rune adds unique effects to some spells. Worth getting.

Sneaking past blind trappers.

1485

1916

Taking a break from WW1 to kill some Black Guardian. brb

endgame

While this is a cool set piece that neatly ties the spell system into the story, it's also the most annoying part of the game. After setting each of the 9 runes, you get teleported to some far away place and have to run all the way back to the main chamber to set the next rune. Boring.

Worse, it has to be done twice! And during the second time, the floor is trapped, which means you will have to cast shield every time. Not enough mana? Run around some more, because that's how mana regenrates. Thankfully Alex has more stamina than her grandfather.

Easy.

 

[Baron Dupek]

 

[e-mailio estevez]

Buffy: The Vampire Slayer

A great game with some really memorable scenes. I still remember some of the characters grisly fates and some of the insanity effects years later.

 

[Ninja Destroyer]

 

[Count Grishnak]

Half-Life 2

 

[agentorange]

boy that was fun, can't wait for the next episode!

 

[D_X]

Who will win? The combined military and financial might of the world government and 7 allied syndicate or 4 bois with loud spinning things or some shit, idk?







Well, that's that. Not that bad in the end except those 3 fucking seconds in the beginning. I had to cheese the game with the pause function for that opening sequence because either my mouse is crapping out or the game reacts horribly to input. That's how I lost agent 4 as well because the game simply refused to put him into panic mode.

Oh well, what's done is done. Now it's time for:



Lord, have mercy.

 

[Unkillable Cat]

Well, that's that. Not that bad in the end except those 3 fucking seconds in the beginning. I had to cheese the game with the pause function for that opening sequence because either my mouse is crapping out or the game reacts horribly to input. That's how I lost agent 4 as well because the game simply refused to put him into panic mode.

This is a problem with GOG's DOSBox setup. Normal Syndicate didn't have this input lag.

And Lord is done with you, you're on your own now.

 

[Sigourn]

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[Darth Roxor]

 

[Ninja Destroyer]

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[Dreed]

Meh adventure game, too short and easy, but with nice background artworks.

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Elex > Nex

NSFW

 

[Alienman]

Arrrrggh! I hoped my wall-building experience from the Age of Empires series would help me, but with this many attacking not even the great wall of china would help.

Game is They are Billions.

 

[Zed Duke of Banville]

Defender of the Crown, Cineware, 1986. There were three notable Amiga-original games completed in 1986, and I've already covered Faery Tale Adventure and Arcticfox.

This gorgeous illustration of England is displayed at the beginning of each turn, marking the addition of monthly income to your treasury.

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Although there are three rudimentary minigames, the fundamental portion of Defender of the Crown is a drastically simplified strategy game in which you play one of six factions vying for the crown of England following the death of the king. Each side is destroyed if its home castle is captured.

Laying siege to a castle yields one of two images, depending on whether the castle is Norman or Saxon.

One of the three minigames consists of firing stones from a catapult to create a breach in the castle walls.

Damnable Norman rogues!

Another minigame consists of raiding castles in search of loot, starting with a swordfight in the castle courtyard, followed by another swordfight inside.

There are occasional opportunities to rescue a Saxon lady who has been kidnapped by the Normans, which results in the same minigame as raiding castles, but with a different prize for success.

Courtesy of the Amiga Graphics Archive.

Unifying the realm through the strategy part of the game delivers victory.

Defender of the Crown contains beautiful graphics but little gameplay, due in part to being written in only six weeks. Ironically, it would nonetheless remain Cineware's most successful game, not only ported to many other systems but also with a revised version released for the Amiga CD in 1993 under the name Defender of the Crown II.

 

[Sigourn]

Yeah, shut the fuck up De Wett.

She wants the dick.

Give her the dick.

Give her the dick!

GIVE HER THE DICK!

Wut's that?

Kurwa intensifies.

I love the women in this game.

The translation on The Witcher is fucked, I knew it already just from noticing how long some dialogues are yet how short the subtitles are. I used Google Translate to see what was I missing:

English:

- Can you make a potion to cure lycanthropy?
- Hmmm. Never tried.
- The potion's for a wereworlf. The beloved of a young woman...
- Usually, I'd refuse, but I owe you. Let's see... ingredients, check; equipment, check. Come back later, okay?

Polish:

- Could you prepare a potion that would eliminate the curse of lycanthropy?
- I do not know myself, I have never tried. I once made a magical drink for a lady turned into a falcon, but I do not know if it worked.
- I need a werewolf potion. Beloved of a young woman... what I will be divorcing, you know how it happens... (Potrzebuję eliksiru dla wilkołaka. Ukochany pewnej młodej kobiety... co się będę rozwodził, sam wiesz, jak to bywa...)
- Normally, I would refuse, but I owe you so much ... It takes time to convert the proportions of ingredients. Fortunately, I have the equipment and components in place. Come in later, consent? (Normalnie odmówiłbym, ale tyle ci zawdzięczam... Chwilę potrwa przeliczanie proporcji składników. Na szczęście aparaturę i komponenty mam na miejscu. Wpadnij później, zgoda?)

Left the Polish voiceovers because some parts of those two sentences don't make much sense. But overall, the Polish subtitles are much more informative. And personally, even if the English subs are concise enough at times, I'd prefer if they didn't leave me waiting for the Polish VA to finish its sentences.

 

[yellowcake]

I was looking for something similar in feel to Drakan last sunday and gave this one a try but uninstalled after 15 min due to bland gameplay. Does it get better?


EDIT: settled for Venetica instead which got me hooked immediately.