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
I had a bit of a gaming marathon (as in, I played for a couple extra hours) and pushed past the rest of chapter 4, towards the end of Metro 2033. I consider it the best FPS I’ve played in recent years, not counting the Portal games as first person shooters.Continue reading
Did you know the proper adjective for something made by or originated from elves is elfin? Neither did I, but Suikoden says it so! I met dwarves and elves!Continue reading
It finally happened. Over the past week or so, I’ve been logging in to Ancient Summoner more and more rarely. I think I’m finally getting free of this drug, and it could not have been sooner.
Metro 2033 was a steady, but challenging progression over the fast few days. There’s a classical feel to it. It has great atmosphere and a good story, but it isn’t designed to just take you for a ride. You have to push through it.Continue reading
As I said last time, the detailed overview of the first our was a one time thing. My future writings on Suikoden, including this one, will be nowhere nearly as detailed. I’d like to focus on playing the game instead.Continue reading
It’s been a while since I’ve played a (mostly) mainstream game. Metro 2033 has been installed on my drive for a while now and I’ve been hearing good things, so I decided to give it a go. Worst case scenario, it won’t take too long to beat it.Continue reading
Suikoden is a classic JRPG I’ve heard good things about, but never actually played. If memory serves me correctly, I did invest an hour or two in the sequel, but it was during the period when I just discovered emulation, so the game stood no chance of sticking around. Time to fix that…Continue reading
Dungeons of Dredmor is a roguelike I’ve had for a very long time and even played obsessionally. Since it’s difficult to write about roguelikes in session report style, I have for you here a report on just a single character. Meet Hungry, the Adventurer.Continue reading