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...but what if you found The Dig disc ver. for $25 =O?
LOL, then fuck the Dig mang
...but what if you found The Dig disc ver. for $25 =O?
Oh my staaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaars-
http://www.gog.com/promo/daedalic_adventures
They have a ton of point & click adventure games on sale for the end of the world if you go to the main page. Arrrg.Oh my staaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaars-
http://www.gog.com/promo/daedalic_adventures
Compatible with iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad. Requires iOS 4.3 or later. This app is optimized for iPhone 5.
When someone close to Erica is kidnapped by the Wise Monkey, a serial killer fixated on the gruesome mutilation of their victims, and Erica is in a race against time to save his life. With the Wise Monkey case in her hands and the FBI's resources already stretched thin, she's on her own to find the killer before its too late.
That Daedalic Adventures deal on GoG is lovely stuff, a fantastic price.
This may be one for the 2013 thread (older game though)
The Journey Down: Episode 1 will launch on Steam January 9th 2013.
http://store.steampowered.com/app/220090/
Also the game hit iOS today to.
https://itunes.apple.com/app/id580486267
$0.99 for one week.
Anyhow this is great news for us and also for anyone eager to see more progress on TJD2 - because it means we'll soon be able to give Chapter Two our undivided attention. We've been crazy sidetracked by the iOS release, but finally that's about to change!
Tried the demo for Deponia, looks absolutely stunning but man, is it just me? Rufus sounds annoying, certainly not someone I want to listen to for an entire game. :/
I find myself in this boat for just about every non-native-English adventure game released in the last few years. Unless it's something like Machinarium without dialogue! God I love Machinarium.
Yeah, you can tell they were aiming for a Monkey Island style goof, but ended up with a character far too annoying. He does grow on you a bit but I think that might be because the villains make him look less annoying in comparison.Tried the demo for Deponia, looks absolutely stunning but man, is it just me? Rufus sounds annoying, certainly not someone I want to listen to for an entire game. :/
Another for 2013.
Cognition Episode 2: The Wise Monkey launches January 30th 2013.
Considering getting The Next BIG Thing. Anyone have any impressions of it?
Quick review:
It's definitely quirky, but I really enjoy its humor. There are some very funny, offbeat moments in the game. Plus, Liz Allaire is one of the most interesting game characters in a long time. She has personality quirks that show up throughout the game and they are both hilarious and charming. Some very well written parts of the game.
It is a little on the short side. There are 6 chapters and my game time at completion was about 8-9 hours. I tried to catch every conversation and took my time in most environments. The graphics and animation are absolutely beautiful.
I wouldn't say it's a tough adventure game. I only got stuck once or twice. You can play with a help feature on or off (I played off) as well as hot spot feature on or off (I played on). With hot spot on, you can click at the top of the screen and it will reveal all of the screens hot spots. Most of the puzzles are straightforward, only a couple leaps of logic.
The game seemed to have a few bugs, no crashes but like the wrong character lip syncing a line or an object mislabeled. Only like 2-3 things I noticed.
I definitely recommend if you're looking for an old school adventure with great graphics and animation, quirky characters, and an offbeat storyline.
Having not played it myself here's what another gaffer thought last year.
If you want to take a look there is always the demo on steam.
would also like to hear impressions along with The Secret Files games and Lost HorizonHas anybody played that Operation Valkyrie game? Looks interesting.
would also like to hear impressions along with The Secret Files games and Lost Horizon
The Dream Machine is pretty awesome but you might as well wait until the last two episodes are completed ten years from now. I'm really enjoying The Sea Will Claim Everything and I haven't played The Journey Down yet!
So I guess you should play The Sea Will Claim Everything because it's the only one that's actually finished.
Ok, will play The Dream Machine then first!The Dream Machine is awesome - although incomplete. The first episode is extremely short, and the other 2 could take a couple of hours max. You can get through all of the available content for The Dream Machine in close to one sitting. If you don't mind the other 2 episodes being unavailable, then I'd save The Sea Will Claim Everything (even though I prefer it) and I'd recommend just beating the dream machine in a day or two.
Haven't played Journey Down yet either.
I've played the first two Secret Files games and Lost Horizon.
They're all fairly standard Euro-adventures in execution, but both have stronger scripts than the norm - the banter and chemistry between the leads is entertaining. Secret Files 2 and Lost Horizon are the strongest; Lost Horizon in particular has some good puzzling towards the end.
I've not played 3 so I can't comment on that.
This sale is doing my willpower no good at all. I know I'll never play most of them, but OMG SO MANY ADVENTURES I COULD BUY.
I am also curious about The Secret Files. From the screenshots it seems to be a bit of a "mystery-setting" like the Broken Sword games. I don't expect them to be of the same quality, but I love me some good mysteries. Is it kind of the same "feeling" in them?
From what I played I thought it was shit. But I didn't get far. Just seemed like an after thought.How's Law and Order Legacies?
Oh and I found a Disc ver. of The Dig but the stupid shop's selling it for $15 >=/
Get voting on steam for next deal, Primordia for 50% off.
Everyone should check out Culpa Innata. One of my favorite point and clicks. Great sci-fi included.
This is the truth. CI is a special, atmospheric and really enjoyable experience. It's a pity that there hasn't been any news on its successor in quite a while, though.
Do not buy Primordia. Breaks my heart. Not a good game. Poor writing. Terrible puzzle design.![]()
Oh, wow, you're right! I had no idea! Although I would prefer to play a new game in the series, particularly since the book seems to be based on the story of the original, I might actually read this one at some point.Pretty sure they just released a[the] book
What in particular didn't you like about the design? I thought there were a couple of pretty nice "thinky" puzzles - the kiosk in particular - and admired the number of ways to solve a lot of the others. But I think there were a lot of frustrating elements to the game and despite the multitudinous options available I have no desire to play it again.
Deponia is now 75% off to make it $4.99. I highly recommend it; I thought it was one of the best adventure games I've played in recent memory.
Out of interest, have you played any other Daedalic adventures and, if so, how does it compare to those? I've found their games disappointing in the past, so am wary of Deponia despite the cheap price.
I am this close to snapping and getting The Dig and Monkey Island 3 in disc form from a PC shop nearby for a total of $25...this close.