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[Kabas]

While at it, I've also found a few Game Maker demos by some Ozzie guy:

These are some fun games, thanks!

 

[Beowulf]

It is better to die for the Emperor than to live for yourself.

Life is the Emperor's currency, spend it well.

A pity this game suffered the usual Focus release cycle - released in a poor technical state, got bad reviews, rather ignored both by the players and journos alike.

But they managed to push fixes into grand patch and re-released it it as Enhanced Edition (good move, as a separate entry is reviewed separately).

 

[Blonsky]

Time to reformat my pc so here is an image i dont want to save and dont want to dump

Edit: To Battle!: Hell's Crusade

 

[turkishronin]

 

[PulsatingBrain]

Divinity 2: The Dragon Knight Saga

I dunno about you guys, but I trust him! I like the cut of his jib

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[Jonathan "Zee Nekomimi]

just me or there's nothing in the spoiler tag?
EDIT: Nvm it was my internet being autistic.

 

[Strange Fellow]

Some enemies of the Superhero League of Hoboken:

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[PulsatingBrain]

RIP Kirill

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[octavius]

Some enemies of the Superhero League of Hoboken:

Is it any good?

 

[Strange Fellow]

Some enemies of the Superhero League of Hoboken:

Is it any good?

I'm liking it a fair bit so far. Obviously it's no grognard's CRPG, but the RPG and adventure game elements go together well, and the humour works for me (love Steve Meretzky). Combat is simplistic, as is the top-down Ultima-style exploration, but it has some clever twists, like Tropical Oil Man's superpower "Increase Foe's Cholesterol" being a great damage dealer but having no effect on non-biological enemies, traversing water squares requiring the "Really Good at Treading Water" superpower which can be attained through consuming special items or learning it from a hidden-away trainer, single-use Power Pills that allow you to traverse hilly terrain but expire at the next rest, etc. It combines well with the "put-thing-on-other-thing" adventure game loop through which you complete quests and advance the story. Definitely worth a look if the concept/setting sounds appealing.

 

[eXalted]

Heroes III The Book

 

[octavius]

Heroes III The Book

Looks like Timothy Duncan storyfaggotry. Sander's Folly? Great map despite the excessive verbiage.

 

[eXalted]

Looks like Timothy Duncan storyfaggotry. Sander's Folly? Great map despite the excessive verbiage.

Sander's Folly, yes. First time playing a fan-made scenario (been only playing the scenarios that come with Heroes III + HotA on Hard). Really impressed by some of the gimmicks used in there regardless of the limitations of the Heroes 3 editor. Do you recommend it as a first map for a "beginner" like me?

 

[octavius]

Sander's Folly, yes. First time playing a fan-made scenario (been only playing the scenarios that come with Heroes III + HotA on Hard). Really impressed by some of the gimmicks used in there regardless of the limitations of the Heroes 3 editor. Do you recommend it as a first map for a "beginner" like me?

Difficulty wise it should not be a problem. But it will make most other maps seem like hack work.

 

[eXalted]

... it will make most other maps seem like hack work.

This is even worse. Had this with NWN modules. I guess I will play some other maps before that then.

 

[Cryomancer]

more from Dragon's Dogma

 

[octavius]

... it will make most other maps seem like hack work.

This is even worse. Had this with NWN modules. I guess I will play some other maps before that then.

I can recommend the following, listed in chronological order:
The Pride Trilogy (Titanic Pride, Angelic Pride and Titanic Pride). Very good, XL maps
Goldheart. More Duncan storyfaggotry combined with excellent design.
The Lord of War. Very good and infamous battle map.
Bug Hunt. Very much content in medium map. Open, but not dynamic.
Sleeper. Very good. Lots to explore, tough enemies, semi-open but not dynamic.
Corruption. Nice storyfag map. Prose is better than that of Timothy Duncan. Somewhat confusing what you were supposed to do.
Hail to the King. Nice storyfag map. Prose is better than that of Timothy Duncan. Very linear and static.
Reavers of the North. Epic map based on Norse mythology and European middle ages.
Redbeak's Revenge. Very nice. Quite hard and "busy", maybe too much since there's not time to do side quests.
Sentinal Recognition. Fun little map, with lots of content
Shar's War. Very linear, extremely nauseating storyfaggotry, but still enjoyable. Final battle far too easy.
Unification of Rife Campaign. Very good, but third map ended abruptly and fourth map didn't end.
Amaranth Soul Shift. Very nice quest map
Fairy Tales. Very nice quest map. Very well balanced.
The Imp. Nice little quest map.

 

[eXalted]

-maps-

This list is greatly appreciated! Saved them and will choose one to play. Thanks.

Rediscovering HoMM3 right here.

 

[PulsatingBrain]

Some random shots I had in a folder

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I can't remember if the song was actually referenced in the game or I entered this as my character name or whatever

 

[JarlFrank]

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Citation needed for those two, please.

 

[Yaar Podshipnik]

Top one is Trine 3 (could be 2)

 

[PulsatingBrain]

Citation needed for those two, please.

Trine 2 and Metro 2033

 

[Baron Dupek]

Inquisitor 3D tbh this 3D gimmick is not worth it, should stick to ordinary Inquisitor III because hickups and stutterings are real.

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groovy

there is still hope

Xkcon's ultimate rip off mod v.0.8.9.5 for Fallout Tactics
Plays like vanilla FT, then you encounter goons with AK-47 in Bramin Wood getting scrach from your MP5s and you're in for a good time.
Original campaings got little changes, like aformentioned boost to guns&armors progress (with more variety from WW2 and modern guns like Steyr), some raiders drops metal armor in third and fourth mission. No major difficulty spikes so far.

You can find NPCs that shows you new locations on the world map, some new quests and else. Developing thief in my group, with decent degree in Steal and Lockpick, pays off a lot. New merchants can be looted from their offers, but I recommend to sell them 2x bailout notes ($6k) and 14k coupon (few thousands depended on the Barter) then steal these papers backs, it's way easier than pulling out bags of ammo and armors from their pockets.

just ordinary bar fight

 

[Ivan]

The Room 3

Gorogoa

Celeste

Downfall

 

[Fedora Master]

Kenshi is a very problematic game.