Dungeons like Dragon Eye are probably why Icewind Dale is considered more of a dungeon crawler than Baldur’s Gate. The thing is, I like dungeon crawlers to, just as much as whatever category Baldur’s Gate fits in. But let’s see what’s going on with these suspicious priests.Continue reading
Before suiciding myself one more time in the deeper levels of Dragon Eye, I decided it was time to do some shopping in Kuldahar. Unlike before, money will be spent this time.Continue reading
The whole “one dungeon per Icewind Dale report” thing seems to be working just fine for now. This time, it’s the Dragon Eye caverns.Continue reading
As I said, I’ll try to make each report about Icewind Dale focused around a single larger area. I’m not sure if this will be possible, but I’ll do my best. This time, it’s the Temple of the Forgotten God.Continue reading
The first write-up of Icewind Dale was a bit detailed. For this one, I’ve played for a lot langer and only wrote down the memorables once I was done with an area. Because of that, this posting will be a sort of recap.Continue reading
Something flipped in my head the other day and I decided to install Icewind Dale – the complete version I bought on GoG. I own a physical copy of Icewind Dale, but it’s in German and doesn’t have the expansion, so this is preferable. This will suck the life out of me.Continue reading
Since I have trouble thinking of things to write about in action games like Mark of the Ninja, I’m writing this report as I play along. I have no idea how it will turn out, but at least it should relate to the game more.Continue reading
I didn’t think I’d enjoy Mark of the Ninja as much as I do, but half-way in, I’ve gone through several hours-long sessions, which is something I haven’t experienced with a modern game in a while now.Continue reading
I’ve owned Warlock for a while now and played through a few games already, but never wrote about it for some reason. The problem is, I can either do a report, taking more time writing and taking screenshots than actually playing, or I can do what I’ll do in this post, write after I’ve played through a match and have trouble thinking of what to write about.
And now for something a bit different. I’ve spent a few hours today trying out the alpha version of Dwelvers. A completely inadequate description of Dwelvers would be “a Dungeon Keeper clone”. It’s quite different than your average carbon copy, though.Continue reading