Surely they could afford high budget 2D if Charles Cecil sold his testicles?
Discworld Noir was better than either of the 2D entries, although that was more down to quality of writing than the 3D.
I'd recommend it! It's basically a Casablanca riff, but a pretty solid one, and it's more of an original story than the stitching-bits-of-the-books-together approach that the other games took.
That's acutally a little bummer, I'm not too much into that telltale-esque style, and Fran Bow had some nice gameplay ideas, like the chaning of the seasons for example.
Broken Age, Day of the Tentacle Remastered, Book of Unwritten Tales 2 (Works better if you know the story of the first one, tho.), Deponia, The Inner World.
Its already there in daily builds (for about a year or longer), but its arguably not so perfect (like in dosbox ECE build)
Yeah little missfortune is more of a spin-off in the same universe, as i followed the team a lot during their development i feel like they were just trying new things and not make a direct sequel right away. Also since their team went X3 times bigger it was a learning curve.
Yup, great read. It's pretty interesting how the perception of the game has changed over the years — wish it wasn't so difficult to get ahold of.
There are secondhand copies out there for not much money, but I hear the bigger challenge is geting it to run on modern systems.
Unfortunately the only way to run games from this time period properly is within a virtual environment (DOSBox, VirtualBox or PCem) and a full emulated version of Windows 95/98 which will probably never be possible to be legally released. If only there was a collection chamber on the internet where such old and forgotten, notoriously difficult to run games were offered for download, ready to be installed on modern OSes.
I remember it, though only vaguely.The only point and click adventure that i ever played was this (also my first pc game with pod)
Do someone remember this game?
Intrigued!
Yes, its like Goblins series (but worse, imho)The only point and click adventure that i ever played was this (also my first pc game with pod)
Do someone remember this game?
The only point and click adventure that i ever played was this (also my first pc game with pod)
Do someone remember this game?
My parents loved it. I only played the beginning and didn't like it very much, can't really remember why though. I think, you had to climb back a wall, you just came from for a puzzle, and that kinda threw me off.
Yuuuup. I personally pref. The non voiced ver. But it is an interesting game on the less.
Yes, I wrote about my feelings about the series here. I love those games. They are a completely unique. They are not perfect (or sometimes not even "good games") by any means, but damn, are they fascinating, sometimes downright bizarre and just plain entertaining.
I really like FatBoy:
