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Started By Slaughter, May 16 2005 11:45 PM
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Posted 07 April 2012 - 09:02 AM
You, sir, not only made a typo, but exacerbated matters by making an American typo.
Take him down, bailiff.
The Banner Saga is looking pretty sexy!
Its Kickstarter is in good shape too! They've just recruited the composer from Journey so the music should be brilliant.
From the FAQ:
Take him down, bailiff.
The Banner Saga is looking pretty sexy!
Its Kickstarter is in good shape too! They've just recruited the composer from Journey so the music should be brilliant.
From the FAQ:
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The Banner Saga as it exists in this Kickstarter will be a complete story in its own right. In terms of a larger story arc, it represents the first part of a three-part trilogy that has already been planned out. We don't yet have a timeline for the full trilogy, as our first priority is to complete Chapter 1 of The Banner Saga and see where that takes us!
Our goal is that when all chapters are complete, each game will both stand on their own, AND form a fantastic and cohesive whole, like any great series of books, movies, or games.
Chapter 1 of the game will not be a short 2-hour fling. Depending on how much we raise during this campaign the length of the game will vary.
The decisions you make and characters you build in Chapter 1 of the game will carry over into the other chapters of the game.
Why not just make one complete game from the start? Developing all three parts of the game could take some time and as an indie developer we can't afford to fund a 2-year development cycle. We decided to make it into a trilogy to keep people interested in the game and get it to players sooner.
We've just recently decided to give the full 3-part game away to anyone who donates (or has already donated) $50 or more to the campaign. It's our thanks for making this campaign such an amazing success!
Our goal is that when all chapters are complete, each game will both stand on their own, AND form a fantastic and cohesive whole, like any great series of books, movies, or games.
Chapter 1 of the game will not be a short 2-hour fling. Depending on how much we raise during this campaign the length of the game will vary.
The decisions you make and characters you build in Chapter 1 of the game will carry over into the other chapters of the game.
Why not just make one complete game from the start? Developing all three parts of the game could take some time and as an indie developer we can't afford to fund a 2-year development cycle. We decided to make it into a trilogy to keep people interested in the game and get it to players sooner.
We've just recently decided to give the full 3-part game away to anyone who donates (or has already donated) $50 or more to the campaign. It's our thanks for making this campaign such an amazing success!
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Posted 07 April 2012 - 11:03 AM
Dark Souls coming to PC.
One of the best RPGs of the last decade, coming from consoles to PC due to popular demand!
It's (in)famously hard, so I can see a certain type of PC gamer getting stuck on the first area and then coming online boasting about how easy it is.
The combat actually requires skill and timing, so don't say you weren't warned...
One of the best RPGs of the last decade, coming from consoles to PC due to popular demand!
It's (in)famously hard, so I can see a certain type of PC gamer getting stuck on the first area and then coming online boasting about how easy it is.
The combat actually requires skill and timing, so don't say you weren't warned...
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Posted 07 April 2012 - 11:36 AM
Analogue: A Hate Story sounds like my cup of tea (especially for a whopping $15):
If there's one thing sci-fi has taught me, it's that generation ships are an idiotic idea for idiots, so DON'T DO THEM.
The creator, Christine Love, has more titles available on her blog for free.
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Uncover the mystery of what happened to the final generation aboard the generation ship Mugunghwa by reading through its dead crew’s logs, with the help of a spunky AI sidekick!
If there's one thing sci-fi has taught me, it's that generation ships are an idiotic idea for idiots, so DON'T DO THEM.
The creator, Christine Love, has more titles available on her blog for free.
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Posted 07 April 2012 - 07:16 PM
Have you heard of Zombie Exodus?
It's a text-only 'choose your own adventure' type of thing created in ChoiceScript. It can be played online initially for free as well as on your mobile device of choice (Android, iOs)
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If it tickles your fancy, Part III: Cathedral came out by late March as a .99 update.
It's a text-only 'choose your own adventure' type of thing created in ChoiceScript. It can be played online initially for free as well as on your mobile device of choice (Android, iOs)
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If it tickles your fancy, Part III: Cathedral came out by late March as a .99 update.
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