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The future rewards those who press on in Read Only Memories
Well, the newest videogame bundle to make your eyes pop out of their sockets is the Humble Narrative Bundle, which, at its “pay whatever you want” tier, is handing out copies of Her Story, Cibele, and Read Only Memories. Yowza. … Continue reading
Posted in entertainment, first impressions, impressions, musings, videogames
Tagged adventure, christmas, cyberpunk, GaymerX, Humble Bundle, John James, Kickstarter, LGBT, math, MidBoss, Neo-San Francisco, point and click, puzzles, Read Only Memories, ROM, Steam
Samantha Browne’s everyday adventures are all too familiar
Social anxiety is one of my better and constant companions these days, but something I only really noticed hanging around my unshapely body in college, when I struggled with simply walking across a crowded campus or through the halls of … Continue reading
Dakota Winchester does indeed anticlimactically find the third ruby
At last, the day has arrived. For a while there, I thought we’d never get the third and final act for Dakota Winchester’s Adventures, which stars an Indian Jones wannabe in search of three mystical rubies because…hold on, let me … Continue reading
Going too far to cure the Curse of the Mushroom King
The Curse of the Mushroom King looks stellar, but inhibits every element of point-and-click adventure games that I absolutely loathe, which is a real shame as there’s a cuteness to its look and randomness. However, it never overshadows the frustration … Continue reading
Posted in entertainment, impressions, musings, randomness, videogames
Tagged adventure, Bad Viking, browser, free, pixel hunting, point and click, puzzles, The Curse of the Mushroom King
Longest Night’s stargazing results in emergent music gameplay
I’m really excited about Night in the Woods. I mean, yeah, I was excited before, after playing Lost Constellation early last year and seeing what these cute animal friends can get up to and the staggering amount of imagination and … Continue reading
Posted in entertainment, impressions, just beat, love, music, musings, randomness, video, videogames
Tagged emergent gameplay, Finji, Longest Night, Lost Constellation, Mae, music, Night in the Woods, space, stargazing
The terse answer to Can You Escape is yup, but only to level 9
I’ve been asked before, in real life, if I’d like to participate in one of those “escape the room” scenarios that are mega popular right around Halloween time. Or possibly other times too, but that’s when these scenarios can take … Continue reading
Posted in entertainment, impressions, musings, randomness, videogames
Tagged adventure, Can You Escape, Microsoft, point and click, puzzles, Trapped, Windows 10
Forget pirating, there’s shanties to chase in Assassin’s Creed IV: Black Flag
Assassin’s Creed IV: Black Flag was given out to Xbox 360 players for free as part of the Games with Gold program back in…oh my, late April 2015. For some reason, I thought it had been sitting in my digital … Continue reading
Posted in achievements, entertainment, impressions, musings, randomness, videogames, xbox 360
Tagged Abstergo, Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag, Black Flag, cats, Edward Kenway, Games with Gold, shanties, shanty, stealth, Ubisoft
Absent’s time travel trip is a bit rough around the edges
Surprisingly, or maybe it’s not surprising at all because we now live in an era when you can’t look left or right without something free being dangled before your hazy, consume hungry-limned eyes, there are quite a number of free adventure … Continue reading
Posted in entertainment, impressions, musings, videogames
Tagged Absent, adventure, AGS, British, FNGames, free, free-to-play, ghosts, point and click, Steam
Congratulations to me, for I found the year 2016
In hindsight, I really should have put forth a larger effort to make Where is 2016? the first game I completed this year instead of Rain. It only makes sense to ring in the new year with a game about…unearthing … Continue reading
Posted in entertainment, impressions, photography, randomness, videogames
Tagged adventure, France, Jay is Games, Mateusz Skutnik, pixel hunting, point and click, Where is 2016
Jane Sinclaire’s on the pixel hunt for the mysterious city of Adera
My mother, when she was heavily gaming on her less-than-subtly pink Nintendo DS, leaned towards titles where the main goal was to mostly find hidden objects on a single screen full of objects, with usually some cockamamie narrative wrapping to … Continue reading
Posted in achievements, entertainment, impressions, musings, nintendo DS, randomness, videogames
Tagged Adera, adventure, collectibles, free-to-play, FTP, Hit Point Studios, Jane Sinclaire, point and click, puzzles
