There's something utterly charming about the fact that the snake is in the room of suspects. I don't know, something about that just makes me chuckle heartily.
On reflection, the twist turns the whole story into something like French existentialist drama, especially if you get killed by the snake or something. "The woman, her actions - meaningless. She has only false motives. The gardener, he tries the kisses - she cannot control her fate. The snake, he makes her his bride. She dies, under the uncaring sun. Her husband, he in lavatory. Her family, laughing and drinking. The last act, forty minutes long, is all nudes. *blows smoke* Is what I like."
Watching Yahtzee's energy drain from him the older he gets is kind of interesting. He seems half dead when he does his LPs over on the Escapist these days. I just hope he's a little bit more lively with his kid.
I want to make a text based adventure game. That's obnoxiously open world. You can go anywhere, do anything, and nothing will hint at this, but the only way to win the game is the command "win game"
I would play the hell out of that game, providing it was somehow actually infinitely open-world like that. Especially if the narration was funny! Seems like the perfect time-waster.
I'd probably have to feature creep it. LIke, when I first make it it might have a few hours worth of content, then whenever I get the chance I'll add more. so maybe you'll be stuck today, but on the next update your collection of options will have a whole extra pile of stuff added to it.
I kinda feel that society has glossed over Gabriel's revelation that he "got chased by a cow once". We need more details, as apparently it was "scary". Please disregard if this has been brought up again in a subsequent video.
I don't think they brought it up again, but maybe I can dampen this great loss by giving an excerpt from Gabe's Simpsons reviews (it's really neat and accessible at keepetclassy.com for only a buck per month), where he recalls his brother getting attacked by a goat: "Drew called it a goat and said we didn’t have to worry about it. This was a half-truth, I didn’t have to worry about it but my brother sure as shit did. There’s something beautiful about animal hate. Human forms run through seams of logic so near to our own minds that we can’t see them without our own semantic translation sucking the mystery out of them. It’s like trying not to read a word you know. Animal hate is like a sunset: alien, indifferent, and beautiful only through a quirk of cosmic synchronictiy. At the time, I was reading a lot of Douglas Adams and figured their relationship to be similar to Arthur and Agrajag. The intervening years have not altered this perspective. The goat wasn’t territorial, it wasn’t angry at humans in general, it would regard Drew and I with scarcely a glance. But it took one look at my brother and knew -not felt, knew- “fuck that thing”. A funny thing about people is that we tend to forget the animal parts of ourselves. We wander about with our plumbing and our shoes, comfortable and confident in that second sapiens. So when something animal intrudes, something like sudden goat hostility, you get to see the slow collapse of everything the human thought was true. The first mistake, and it’s a mistake everyone will make, is to try to process this with human logic. “The goat doesn’t hate me because I haven’t done anything.” This is true, but also, goat hate. “But I didn’t-” Goat hate. “I’ll steer clear of-” Goat. Hate. So there’s no way that the goat is charging at you because why would it? My brother wasn’t big, being that we were around the 9 and 13 marks, but then neither was the goat. The chance for legitimate injury was practically nil but neither party knew that. As far as the goat was concerned, its hate-nuzzles were the kind of attacks Vikings hang tapestries of in Valhalla. And my brother was a soft pile of plumbing and shoes realising that an animal needed him gone from the universe. Goat: HUUEEEEAAAAAAHHHHHHHHH! Brother: AAAAAAAAAIIIIIIIIIEEEEEEEE! Me: HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA Drew: Leave the thing alone. To be fair, there is an absolutely otherworldly quality to a goat’s battle cry. A kind of raspy, self-harmonising scream like its throat is filled with vengeful cat ghosts. But it’s nubbiny little legs were shorter than my brother’s nubbiny little legs so his panicked human scoot got him past it without too much hassle."
It's been 5 years since this came out. I've been watching these two for 5 years... And I miss them. Damnit Yahtzee, get your GF, move back to Australia, and keep making these.
Patrick Proctor I was about to type something simular. Yahtzee, ya goit! Go marry Gabe, and finally accept your destiny! Btw, I've just had a great idea for a fan fiction... brb.
I have never, ever, EVER met another person in the entirety of existence who has ever played this game, other than myself. Thank you for pulling this mewling mess of programming out from under whatever slime-encrusted holes its been hiding in all these years.
BlahBlahYouWho I loved the hugo trillogy as a kid, they taught me how to type. I never played the Siera or Lucas Arts games but played through these, somehow ._.
BlahBlahYouWho I have also played this game! But never finished it. It was the darn walking through the maze of venus fly traps and the killer bees that made me give up. Was just thinking about this game the other day and here is a video of it. (three years old but whatever.)
BlahBlahYouWho I've played this, and due to how few games I had at the time (~20 years ago, I was ten), I actually thought it was rather good. Although I didn't speak English very well back then either.
I watched this as a result of my frustration over never knowing how to not get the stupid matches wet! It's been probably 20 years since I played it and I still thought about it
That cliff hanger thing happened all the time in Classic Doctor Who, it kinda pissed me off after a while. Like the best example I can think of is The Doctor holding on the edge of a cliff. So much suspense! How ever can he get out of this one?! First 10 seconds of the next episode a companion just pulls him up, no big deal at all.
SPOILER WARNING: Dr. House (the different kind of doctor) is supposed to be dead by flames in the finale of the show. I cried "Nooooo, dont leave Wilson behind!!" But then, you find out he is OK, and ends with a happy, and dismal ending.
It's interesting, I've read about this for at least as many years as the comment is old, and almost no one seems to understand that the joke is that it's a literal cliffhanger, in a serial story, resolved in the famously anticlimactic way such cliffhangers are known to be resolved. That doesn't make it effective, necessarily, but... that's why it's like that
I remember that newspaper puzzle in the Telltale BTTF puzzle game. You gotta get a tranquilizer from a patient in a hospital by slipping a paper under his door and watching him pretend to take his medicine, letting it fall from his mouth to the waiting newspaper.
@24:00 In the who framed roger rabbit game for NES the phone numbers that Jessica Rabbit gives you at the time was for a tip hotline for the game but now its a sex hotline.
That's a fucking amazing coincidence. I mean, of all characters Jessica Rabbit giving you a sex hotline? PS, Hi from the future. Except not really, obviously.
Lemoncake Logan You mean hi from the past. By the time he read that, you had already written it. PS, Hi in the immediate present, as in I'm watching you.
Oh God. Seeing this reminds me that I played Hugo 3 to completion. All I really remember about that was using the text parser to look at, over, under, around, near, through, on top of, and finally *BEHIND* the giant rock to find the crystal ball mandatory to progress.
MrX626 Didn't they say once that these were usually included in a bundle of something like 100 games for $10? Making it something like 17c in today's money?
@@ultimateninjaboi "Eat the food." I don't understand. "Eat the cake." You will not have to use the word "cake" in this game. "Consume the cake." What? "Eat the f***ing cake!" Mercy! Watch your mouth. "Quit." Are you sure you want to quit? [FRANTICALLY PRESSING "Y"]
Photoshop is exactly that, a very purpose oriented tool. And likewise, you need to be a very purpose oriented person, otherwise you do what I do and tangent off on every single icon and cryptic setting going "OOH LOOK :D" "Not sure what I'll use that for, but I'm sure it'll be handy later :D" ... In fact. I think I've just realized something. It's like an adventure game, only the payoff is getting to do even more work :I It even has really obscure key commands which you'll never remember, and are never alluded to once \o/.
7:59 - "Fuck you." "Same to you, loser!" Oh my God, I love this game just for that. 😂 11:18 - "Shoot self." "Sheesh, you missed!" Seriously, could this game get any better? The devs either had a wicked sense of humour or some amazing playtesters.
This actually is the hexadecimal value of the number 3735928559. It is used as a code in many cases because it's human readable and easy to remember by developers :)
It's so shocking how this and Hugo 1 came out in 1990-1991. Just looking at it, I would have guessed 1985-86. Maniac Mansion looks so much better, and that came out in 1987. Hell, King's Quest 5, a watershed moment for new VGA graphics, came out a year earlier than this! What a shit game though. It's a whodunit murder mystery, where you spend 90% of the game wandering around hedge mazes and caves that have nothing to do with the murder, then after the final 10% where you actually get to interact with suspects, turns out there's no mystery at all? Jesus christ.
I like the way the game has nearly no sound whatsoever and yet the intro music is mental and they also take the effort to program Henry playing Widor's 5th Symphony in F - Movement V - Toccata. I mean, why not Baa Baa Black sheep or the Eastenders theme tune?
I like this format better, where there is just one video, and only one of you has played the game. It leaves a lot more "real" conversation to be had. I especially like the dialogue at the end between you two.
Pretty sure this was the first PC game I ever played from start to end. I had NES, and played some games on an old commodore64 someone gave us, but this game rings out in my mind as the first game I ever saddled up to the computer for. I was pretty young, it was a joint effort with my sister, but man the early 90s were a different world...
Hugo was always on those "1001 Games!" cd's that only ever had about 3 decent games on 'em and I never understood why anybody would play the hugo games. I always thought the art was terrible and I lost patience for them so fast. Sure I would play it for 30 minutes then pop back over to Raptor or something better for the rest of the day.
Yeah, I never got anywhere in this game. Died to the venus flytraps and kinda got bored at that point. Nice to see the ending finally, even if it's disappointing. The dynamic where one of you is seeing the game for the first time seems to work well. I'd be interested in hanging out with you guys if you ever come to Seattle. I think you two would be the first people I've met that also owned a Master System.
In an adventure game called Scratches, I think there was the same newspaper under the door puzzle, but it doesn't work, and I think you just don't go into that room ever.
5am on a Wednesday.. Lying in bed with my laptop, just wanna "check" everything for new stuff. a 45 min. video from yahtzee pops up... guess i'll have to delay my sleep.
There's something utterly charming about the fact that the snake is in the room of suspects. I don't know, something about that just makes me chuckle heartily.
The genie, too, which seems awfully generous on his part
On reflection, the twist turns the whole story into something like French existentialist drama, especially if you get killed by the snake or something. "The woman, her actions - meaningless. She has only false motives. The gardener, he tries the kisses - she cannot control her fate. The snake, he makes her his bride. She dies, under the uncaring sun. Her husband, he in lavatory. Her family, laughing and drinking. The last act, forty minutes long, is all nudes. *blows smoke* Is what I like."
They seemed to have so much more fun beck then, even Yahtzee laughed at Gabes jokes instead of berating him
Watching Yahtzee's energy drain from him the older he gets is kind of interesting. He seems half dead when he does his LPs over on the Escapist these days. I just hope he's a little bit more lively with his kid.
@@TheMadAfrican1 the let's plays are unwatchable, especially with that Vie or whatever his name is
@@Lewis1995 might be why he's miserable hahaha
I think we'd all grumble after spending dozens of hours with a mate!
@@TheMadAfrican1 That kid is going to be so messed up...
I want to make a text based adventure game. That's obnoxiously open world. You can go anywhere, do anything, and nothing will hint at this, but the only way to win the game is the command "win game"
I would play the hell out of that game, providing it was somehow actually infinitely open-world like that. Especially if the narration was funny! Seems like the perfect time-waster.
I'd probably have to feature creep it. LIke, when I first make it it might have a few hours worth of content, then whenever I get the chance I'll add more. so maybe you'll be stuck today, but on the next update your collection of options will have a whole extra pile of stuff added to it.
If more than 100 people play it it would probably take less than 5 minutes for one of them to type that in.
"I got chased by a cow once. It was terrifying"
I want to hear this story.
17:00
That bridge.
That infernal bridge.
It's a miracle that I never smashed my keyboard trying to cross it without dropping the matches.
It’s funny Yahtzee talking about how this was a staple of the 1000 pc games CDs, when that’s how I 1st played 7 Days :)
I kinda feel that society has glossed over Gabriel's revelation that he "got chased by a cow once". We need more details, as apparently it was "scary". Please disregard if this has been brought up again in a subsequent video.
I don't think they brought it up again, but maybe I can dampen this great loss by giving an excerpt from Gabe's Simpsons reviews (it's really neat and accessible at keepetclassy.com for only a buck per month), where he recalls his brother getting attacked by a goat:
"Drew called it a goat and said we didn’t have to worry about it. This was a half-truth, I didn’t have to worry about it but my brother sure as shit did.
There’s something beautiful about animal hate. Human forms run through seams of logic so near to our own minds that we can’t see them without our own semantic translation sucking the mystery out of them. It’s like trying not to read a word you know. Animal hate is like a sunset: alien, indifferent, and beautiful only through a quirk of cosmic synchronictiy. At the time, I was reading a lot of Douglas Adams and figured their relationship to be similar to Arthur and Agrajag. The intervening years have not altered this perspective.
The goat wasn’t territorial, it wasn’t angry at humans in general, it would regard Drew and I with scarcely a glance. But it took one look at my brother and knew -not felt, knew- “fuck that thing”.
A funny thing about people is that we tend to forget the animal parts of ourselves. We wander about with our plumbing and our shoes, comfortable and confident in that second sapiens. So when something animal intrudes, something like sudden goat hostility, you get to see the slow collapse of everything the human thought was true.
The first mistake, and it’s a mistake everyone will make, is to try to process this with human logic. “The goat doesn’t hate me because I haven’t done anything.” This is true, but also, goat hate. “But I didn’t-” Goat hate. “I’ll steer clear of-” Goat. Hate.
So there’s no way that the goat is charging at you because why would it?
My brother wasn’t big, being that we were around the 9 and 13 marks, but then neither was the goat. The chance for legitimate injury was practically nil but neither party knew that. As far as the goat was concerned, its hate-nuzzles were the kind of attacks Vikings hang tapestries of in Valhalla. And my brother was a soft pile of plumbing and shoes realising that an animal needed him gone from the universe.
Goat: HUUEEEEAAAAAAHHHHHHHHH!
Brother: AAAAAAAAAIIIIIIIIIEEEEEEEE!
Me: HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
Drew: Leave the thing alone.
To be fair, there is an absolutely otherworldly quality to a goat’s battle cry. A kind of raspy, self-harmonising scream like its throat is filled with vengeful cat ghosts. But it’s nubbiny little legs were shorter than my brother’s nubbiny little legs so his panicked human scoot got him past it without too much hassle."
@@kidkangaroo5213 they like to hear themselves talk
It's been 5 years since this came out. I've been watching these two for 5 years... And I miss them. Damnit Yahtzee, get your GF, move back to Australia, and keep making these.
Patrick Proctor I was about to type something simular.
Yahtzee, ya goit! Go marry Gabe, and finally accept your destiny!
Btw, I've just had a great idea for a fan fiction... brb.
Spoonfoon I legit would kick start that
I think you mean "get back to your GF in Australia."
@@ellixereluxee3178 "Go back to your male girlfriend"
Well the man's married now and trying for kids. Times have changed, friend
I have never, ever, EVER met another person in the entirety of existence who has ever played this game, other than myself. Thank you for pulling this mewling mess of programming out from under whatever slime-encrusted holes its been hiding in all these years.
I feel you!!!
I played the first; does that count?
BlahBlahYouWho
I loved the hugo trillogy as a kid, they taught me how to type. I never played the Siera or Lucas Arts games but played through these, somehow ._.
BlahBlahYouWho I have also played this game! But never finished it. It was the darn walking through the maze of venus fly traps and the killer bees that made me give up. Was just thinking about this game the other day and here is a video of it. (three years old but whatever.)
BlahBlahYouWho I've played this, and due to how few games I had at the time (~20 years ago, I was ten), I actually thought it was rather good. Although I didn't speak English very well back then either.
"press F1 to be raped"
Sounds like modded Skyrim
It's been 10 years....I feel fucking old now.
I watched this as a result of my frustration over never knowing how to not get the stupid matches wet! It's been probably 20 years since I played it and I still thought about it
That cliff hanger thing happened all the time in Classic Doctor Who, it kinda pissed me off after a while. Like the best example I can think of is The Doctor holding on the edge of a cliff. So much suspense! How ever can he get out of this one?! First 10 seconds of the next episode a companion just pulls him up, no big deal at all.
SPOILER WARNING: Dr. House (the different kind of doctor) is supposed to be dead by flames in the finale of the show. I cried "Nooooo, dont leave Wilson behind!!" But then, you find out he is OK, and ends with a happy, and dismal ending.
***** I stopped watching House around season 5. Now I'm glad I did lol.
It's interesting, I've read about this for at least as many years as the comment is old, and almost no one seems to understand that the joke is that it's a literal cliffhanger, in a serial story, resolved in the famously anticlimactic way such cliffhangers are known to be resolved. That doesn't make it effective, necessarily, but... that's why it's like that
"My beloved Three-dog" Now I'm imagining Three Dog from Fallout 3 in a doghouse.
Awoooooo!
+Mr. Big Snake you are truly omnipresent
I was just thinking of the band Three Dog Night.
OMGGGGG I HAVE BEEN SEARCHING EVERYWHERE FOR THIS!!! I COULDN'T REMEMBER THE NAME OF IT FOR THE LIFE OF ME 😭😭😭😭
I remember that newspaper puzzle in the Telltale BTTF puzzle game. You gotta get a tranquilizer from a patient in a hospital by slipping a paper under his door and watching him pretend to take his medicine, letting it fall from his mouth to the waiting newspaper.
@24:00 In the who framed roger rabbit game for NES the phone numbers that Jessica Rabbit gives you at the time was for a tip hotline for the game but now its a sex hotline.
That's a fucking amazing coincidence. I mean, of all characters Jessica Rabbit giving you a sex hotline?
PS, Hi from the future. Except not really, obviously.
Lemoncake Logan You mean hi from the past. By the time he read that, you had already written it.
PS, Hi in the immediate present, as in I'm watching you.
DrunkMasochist ...
Did you come here from AVGN?
Oh God. Seeing this reminds me that I played Hugo 3 to completion.
All I really remember about that was using the text parser to look at, over, under, around, near, through, on top of, and finally *BEHIND* the giant rock to find the crystal ball mandatory to progress.
Just over a decade ago, this video came out...
What the hell happened?
I know right?
$10 circa 1991 (when this game came out) is about $17 in today's money. Just wanted to mention that.
That's bullshit for this game
MrX626 Didn't they say once that these were usually included in a bundle of something like 100 games for $10? Making it something like 17c in today's money?
Text parsers are more "noble" than point-and-click. An elegant game mechanic for a more civilized age.
Not as clumsy or as random as a point and click interface.
+Jackofspades *plays later Sierra game*
Barbaric...
@@ultimateninjaboi
"Eat the food."
I don't understand.
"Eat the cake."
You will not have to use the word "cake" in this game.
"Consume the cake."
What?
"Eat the f***ing cake!"
Mercy! Watch your mouth.
"Quit."
Are you sure you want to quit?
[FRANTICALLY PRESSING "Y"]
@@TheSBleeder That is the exact reason non autists hated these games.
12:35 FUCK YEAH SPARKLE SPARKLE SPARKLE!!
33:10 i too saw the smoke and not the cat
They're altho lethal.
Can't believe yahtzee didn't call him ojt on that little flub
Photoshop is exactly that, a very purpose oriented tool. And likewise, you need to be a very purpose oriented person, otherwise you do what I do and tangent off on every single icon and cryptic setting going "OOH LOOK :D" "Not sure what I'll use that for, but I'm sure it'll be handy later :D" ... In fact.
I think I've just realized something.
It's like an adventure game, only the payoff is getting to do even more work :I
It even has really obscure key commands which you'll never remember, and are never alluded to once \o/.
But by default, the pen tool is the best and most important tool for all...
8 years. Sigh.
No these were uploaded yesterday. I swear they were just uploaded yesterday.
@@jacob4189Even my previous comment is 4 years old now 😢
14:04 God I love this music. Isn't it just too dreamy?
9 years already...
7:59 - "Fuck you." "Same to you, loser!" Oh my God, I love this game just for that. 😂
11:18 - "Shoot self." "Sheesh, you missed!" Seriously, could this game get any better? The devs either had a wicked sense of humour or some amazing playtesters.
0xDEADBEEF is a commonly used programming error code, so, this might be a programming joke
thats a working pointer!
This actually is the hexadecimal value of the number 3735928559.
It is used as a code in many cases because it's human readable and easy to remember by developers :)
Haven't watched this yet, but I love you two and your LP's. Never stop doing this.
The entire Hugo series can actually be played at the RGB classic games website, alongside other games such as loom and monkey island 1.
Still loving these, keep it going guys it's great!
at around 40:20 , I swear they've had that exact conversation before, right down to yahtzee's response
It's so shocking how this and Hugo 1 came out in 1990-1991. Just looking at it, I would have guessed 1985-86. Maniac Mansion looks so much better, and that came out in 1987. Hell, King's Quest 5, a watershed moment for new VGA graphics, came out a year earlier than this!
What a shit game though. It's a whodunit murder mystery, where you spend 90% of the game wandering around hedge mazes and caves that have nothing to do with the murder, then after the final 10% where you actually get to interact with suspects, turns out there's no mystery at all? Jesus christ.
"It's hard to pick games." "Yeah."
(proceeds to pick games for another 150 videos or so)
I love the fact that in the end there's a snake in the room and nobody seems to care.
I like the way the game has nearly no sound whatsoever and yet the intro music is mental and they also take the effort to program Henry playing Widor's 5th Symphony in F - Movement V - Toccata. I mean, why not Baa Baa Black sheep or the Eastenders theme tune?
Yahtzee you charismatic stallion! I was waiting for another good LP!
This was......incredible.
Not in the good way, but at least it was short.
I like this format better, where there is just one video, and only one of you has played the game. It leaves a lot more "real" conversation to be had. I especially like the dialogue at the end between you two.
Pretty sure this was the first PC game I ever played from start to end. I had NES, and played some games on an old commodore64 someone gave us, but this game rings out in my mind as the first game I ever saddled up to the computer for. I was pretty young, it was a joint effort with my sister, but man the early 90s were a different world...
Took me a while, but I finished! Thanks, Yahtzee and Gabriel! I'd love to see more!
yahtzee broke my mind.. every time I hear anyone say "the best part" my mind goes "the best par-the best par-the best par- BONG"
I concur. It's extremely refreshing to watch a lets players that doesn't center their humor squarely into screaming directly into the mic.
A herculean effort for a completely standard independent game to be fair.
The name of that old black and white serial is Commando Cody and MST3K covered a few of them.
Hugo was always on those "1001 Games!" cd's that only ever had about 3 decent games on 'em and I never understood why anybody would play the hugo games. I always thought the art was terrible and I lost patience for them so fast. Sure I would play it for 30 minutes then pop back over to Raptor or something better for the rest of the day.
Jrezky back in the day, you didn't really have much of a choce
i've seen that newspaper puzzle on an episode of MacGuyver once. but it was with a map.
I think you guys should play The Longest Journey!
The Bilbo question from the river guy in the first game is what got me into lord of the rings back then...
Could it be the murderer WAS THE ONLY OTHER NON-MAIN CHARACTER INTRODUCED INTO THE GAME?
I see they added like 10 characters without warning minutes after I posted this.
Says a lot there.
"8 legged dog" It's the canine version of Sleipnir!
28:30 THAT EXACT SAME THING HAPPENED TO ME AS A KID........I had gotten THAT far and had NO idea what to do!! So infuriating indeed.
Poor defenseless snake? DA FUQ
Ok, show of hands. Did anyone else hear Harry's laughter in the sound of the Trololo guy?
WHAHAHAHAHA
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rewatching all your lp's
Yeah, I never got anywhere in this game. Died to the venus flytraps and kinda got bored at that point. Nice to see the ending finally, even if it's disappointing.
The dynamic where one of you is seeing the game for the first time seems to work well.
I'd be interested in hanging out with you guys if you ever come to Seattle. I think you two would be the first people I've met that also owned a Master System.
My first adventure game from when I was about six years old :) Those bees and venus flytraps always got me!
28:10 THAT PART ALSO drove me NUTS as a kid!
Took me forever to figure that part out.
I would totally love to see a game like this in modern age. Sweet graphics and laden with different commands you could do.
I used to have this game. Many years later, when I tried 5 Days a Stranger, this is the very first game I thought of.
40:40 Speaking of: Escape Velocity is an amazing game
I love how Yahtzee gives away the GoT spoiler about the molten gold, and then tells Gabe not to spoil things.
You guys have mentioned Beneath a Steel Sky in each one of your LPs. Perhaps you might like to LP that.
Listening to this at half speed is glorious
Yes! Keep them coming Yahtzee! Love your random ass LP's.
He lives in australia, but he was born and raised somewhere in England. He moved to Oz I don't know when.
In an adventure game called Scratches, I think there was the same newspaper under the door puzzle, but it doesn't work, and I think you just don't go into that room ever.
Oh my god, Gabe! I can't believe somebody else read the Virgin NAs. I have almost every one of them in my bookcase :)
6:29 - Well, I learned a new regional term. Thanks!
I have since lost all 250 cd i had that had this on so totally trying to find one of those cds now
My favorite independent point-and-click adventure series is your Chzo Mythos. This is still as nifty.
God this game takes me back.
Man this brings me back, I was like seven when I played this game first
hmm it appears some sierra games were re-released with actual controls because i clearly remember clicking on stuff in that game
I remember doing my own maps with the old eye of the beholder games.
Lmao yall have to review the other 2 Hugo games, this was hilarious...
Who's gonna tell him...
5am on a Wednesday.. Lying in bed with my laptop, just wanna "check" everything for new stuff. a 45 min. video from yahtzee pops up... guess i'll have to delay my sleep.
Think of it as a return to form. You can only write so many ZPs before you run out of material and not revert to rehashing.
Every time i watch this episode i make myself a nice milky tea
The front room of the mansion is laid out exactly the same way as the haunted house in the first one. Weird...
Gabe's lisp at 6:17.
"altho lethal" thought i was going crazy when i heard that.
@@ianciti random, but i think its some kind of distortion on the mic or somehting
@@bobs.stevenson9704 nah fam, pretty sure his motility over his tongue just went bugger for a second.
@@ianciti could be but around this time Yahtzee's pc was garbage missing records and whatnot alot also.
@@bobs.stevenson9704 i mean yeah but. to me it still sounds like a human error. agree to disagree?
I like how the gardener fused with the genie
but does it have a gun that shoots shuriken's and lightning?
Fucking legendary mate
I love these, please keep doing them Ben. :)
So was the snake... and the genie. Do either of those make sense?
If you two need some suggestions how about one of the Legend of Kyrandia games?
You guys should do a text adventure. That would be awesome.
When Gabriel found the bottle I said "piss in it"! Then he typed it. MIND FUCKING BLOWN!!!
I thought that scratching post was a chimney too, but I own a cat and scratching post so everything clicked after a few seconds.
I like that the snake is in the room with all the suspects.
A new LP? A NEW LP! *throws confetti in celebration*
This game is as old as I am. Good times.
Gray Design Associates website is rather depressing, the only thing they advertise is their "powerful" jigsaw game
OH MY GOD I REMEMBER HAVING THIS ON MY OLD COMPUTER!!!!!!
Yahtzee, I was wondering when you'd do another LP this afternoon. I got my answer tonight at 9 PM :)
I love the morals of this lets play
you know the game is awesome when the doctor's hair is the exact same colour as the background