I love flat bottoms and I cannot lie. Honestly, this game seems really cool, I'd like to see you do the rest of it. I love the whole "sentient machines as the children of men" concept.
Oooh, the adventure game where the main character is voiced by the Bastion Narrator, the Transistor Mr. Nobody and/or the Chthonic god Hades! Thanks for giving it a try, SGF. It's a very worthy story, depicted in a memorable fashion and told at a good pace. In my book it's as good as *Beneath A Steel Sky.*
Sky Roads is an old DOS game. Drive a hover car over a road in space, jumping and dodging obstacles and making it to the end of the course. Fun back in the day
I may have squealed when I saw you tried this. LOVE this game. Been a long time since I played it but I remember incredible atmosphere, beautifully inspiring artwork, really interesting worldbuilding and adoring the relationship between Crispin and Horatio
BSOD is such a clever curse for robots to use. I like the writing in this one. There's exactly one bullshit puzzle though which sadly determines the path to the good(?) finale.
I remember this being really hard to play on PC back in the day. The game was orignally made for smart phones (like many similiar point and click games of the time) and couldnt really be ported properly, everything was squinto vision. I guess they went ahead and actually fully remade the game. Should give it a spin again.
This worldbuilding has me hooked hard, even if the dialog can try a little hard sometimes. And there has been *literal* pixel hunting. I think the Conduits weren't meant to be hidden but the crystal sure was. I suppose it's lessened by the way it seems Crispin can give hints. All in all I'd love to see more
This is my favorite modern point and click. Atmosphere and art direction are perfect the whole way through.
I love flat bottoms and I cannot lie. Honestly, this game seems really cool, I'd like to see you do the rest of it. I love the whole "sentient machines as the children of men" concept.
Oooh, the adventure game where the main character is voiced by the Bastion Narrator, the Transistor Mr. Nobody and/or the Chthonic god Hades!
Thanks for giving it a try, SGF. It's a very worthy story, depicted in a memorable fashion and told at a good pace. In my book it's as good as *Beneath A Steel Sky.*
SGF reading Gospel is gordium.
Sky Roads is an old DOS game. Drive a hover car over a road in space, jumping and dodging obstacles and making it to the end of the course. Fun back in the day
I already love Horatio and Crispin, I hope you do a full play of this! I think their dialogue gels with your sense of humor very well!
I may have squealed when I saw you tried this. LOVE this game.
Been a long time since I played it but I remember incredible atmosphere, beautifully inspiring artwork, really interesting worldbuilding and adoring the relationship between Crispin and Horatio
I randomly thought of this game the other day after an old LP came to mind, and I had to do some Googling . Then SGF goes and plays it
robot problems require robot solutions
BSOD is such a clever curse for robots to use. I like the writing in this one. There's exactly one bullshit puzzle though which sadly determines the path to the good(?) finale.
I see they went for the good old realistic color pallet.
I remember this being really hard to play on PC back in the day. The game was orignally made for smart phones (like many similiar point and click games of the time) and couldnt really be ported properly, everything was squinto vision.
I guess they went ahead and actually fully remade the game. Should give it a spin again.
This worldbuilding has me hooked hard, even if the dialog can try a little hard sometimes. And there has been *literal* pixel hunting. I think the Conduits weren't meant to be hidden but the crystal sure was. I suppose it's lessened by the way it seems Crispin can give hints.
All in all I'd love to see more
25:58 TOM SERVO, NOOOOO
Please continue this 🤩
Heard nothing but great things about this game, it was on sale on steam and I forgot to get it so waiting for the next sale! ☺️
really hope you continue this one 🤖
Oh this one is REALLY good.
Timestamp where the gospel reading ends is 18:05
This is a Wadjet game right? Something about their game's writing... It just tries a little too hard to be cute.
the singing-reading is the first gimmick of yours, that I do not like. I skipped ahead
...which also means, you have high joke standards!
Is that Abe Goldfarb as Crispin? Is he typecast as "wise-cracking Point and Click Adventure sidekick" now? XP