Got any hilarious and obscure games you would want to see in the next video? Let me know and If its selected will get a special shout out in the next vid!
difficult because so many of the hidden gems have been covered a lot. Mystery of the druids, Phantasmagoria 2, and strong bads cool game for attractive people are all to my mind funny adventure type games which aren't as well known.
If you allow Console Titles I would love to see you play Conker's Bad Fur Day Else, Simon the Sorcerer, King's Quest VII, Blade Runner & Star Trek Judgement Rites were other memorable Point and Click adventure games I played around the same time as Discworld 2.
Discworld as a book series is perhaps the most richly written and creative fantasy series out there, it just happens to also be very silly and satirical so people don't expect the one two punch of it actually being pretty smart at times. It's like having the fun uncle tell you a story and you only realize after the story's over that it actually had some profundity and insight to it despite it having a baudy limerick or two.
It's also incredibly samey in it's tone and jokes. I've read two books and liked them, and the third was exactly the same so i put it down. Way too repetitious for my liking. Pretty much the same reason i cant be bothered with HHGG2+, althought Dirk Gently i find is a particularly good book.
@@karry299 I mean yeah it's a continued series in the same world by the same writer. Though I can understand the frustration of not mixing it up more certainly.
It’s probably a series that’s best owing maybe one or two books of, rather than trying to collect the whole thing. It’s pretty much designed to be episodic, even if the whole series is connected.
@@karry299why do people have to read/binge all at once? Take a pause, read sth else, then go back. I mean, it's satirical fantasy genre, would be weird to have erotic thriller in next book
'Rincewind, I’ve known you for an hour and I’m astonished you’ve lived even that long!’ ‘Yes, but I have, haven’t I? I’ve got a sort of talent for it. Ask anyone. I’m an addict.’ ‘Addicted to what?’ ‘Life. I got hooked on it at an early age and I don’t want to give it up.. One of my favorites!
Considering the plot is about making Death popular it’s probably a good idea to bring up how Death is actually a very popular character. He’s been the main character in a few of the books and people in real life will frequently mention that when they die they hope this Death will be the one to welcome them. Someone in your darkest hour to let you know everything will be alright.
@@johnpostons1886 Both games have a fairly small voice cast who double up on an enormous number of roles. Brydon isn't just those two: he's Death, Cut-Me-Own-Throat Dibbler, the Dean, Ridcully, Casanunder and roughly 50% of all the other characters!
Rincewind: "Do you know how to find any elves?" Woman: "I have no idea. Why don't you ask the elves?" Rincewind: *pauses* "Now I'm going to ask you that question again very very carefully..."
This would be a perfect hint if the player could see the elf they wanted to get to & the solution was to click the path for the main character to walk some absered & impossible path to the elf.
Fun fact about Nigel Planar, he not only also played as a wizard in the Hogfather film adaptation, but he also narrated many of the Discworld audio books.
The Witch with the "I Aren't Dead" sign is Granny Weatherwax, one of the three Wyrd Sisters from the books. Also, in another Discworld nod the whole Clickers storyline in the game is a hod to the book "Moving Pictures."
I mean, that death is gone with Windle Poons is the entire plot of "Reaper Man". Both of the Discworld games are an amalgamation of many Discworld books!
Between Mitch's shared sense of humour and great VA talent, it's hard to tell which bits of this are actual game bits and which are bits Mitch has added in. What a legend.
No one knows who actually owns the game ip as the company has been bought and sold and it's owning companies bought and sold so many times, need to wait for it to lose copyright.
The david attenborough bits in the game are a reference to Terry Pratchetts's habit of adding longwinded footnotes that would go off on some humourous tangent
The room with the stuffed bear and pyjamas is likely the room of either Ysabell, Death's adoptive daughter, or his grandchild Susan. So not really that weird 😉
The cat in the intro is Greebo. An absolute bastard of a cat with the main hobby of chasing bears up trees for the fun of it. Odd that he's in Ankh-Morpork, so far from his usual Lancre prowling ground. But, he is a legendary shagger who gets about a fair bit. He also has the strange magical ability to turn into a human randomly. And yes, he still puts it about.
@@chriselyr2484 Only Nanny would say that about Greebo. Animals tend to look at things in one of three ways - threat, food or mate. Greebo is such a psychopath that he's forgotten what a threat is & now only sees things as something to eat or something to shag. Sometimes both.
Not the latest one though. The og creator is pissed no one liked his stupid franchise killing ending 30 years ago and it's even funnier the third time.
"Sit down, shut up, and if you're contagious. We don't want you running around like a loony infecting everyone else." One if my favourite lines from discworld 1.
This game was my childhood. My mum would sit on the sofa with me in her lap and we'd try and solve the puzzles together. Every soundtrack and sound effect and line is like hammered into my head lol.
Noir is a superb game, but it's also very difficult to get running on modern computers and was frankly pretty unstable even on computers at the time it came out, so I'd guess relatively few people are even able to play it any more.
@@PaladinQuinn I don't think GOG always do the fixing themselves. Somebody in the ScummVM project has made a start at adapting the Tinsel engine to support Noir, but I don't know how far they got with it or whether it's still in progress.
@@tommcewan7936 I think I still have the discs somewhere. I lost track of it when I tried to install it on my new pc about ten years ago and couldn't get it to work.
Haa! 4:52 I heard "vile smell" and even though my phone was across the room at the time I looked up and thought "that's probably DSP." I wasn't expecting to be right when I backed it up and got to look at. 😆👍
Thank you for this video. Hilarious. Nigel Planer is the narrator of many Discworld audiobooks. He's great at it. I was a point and click adventures nerd for the longest time. Maniac Mansion was my first game ever. And Terry Pratchett is my favourite author. Don't know why I never go around to the Discworld adventures. Have to do it now, I think. Other great comedic adventures are the Deponia and Simon the Sorcerer series.
Yet another great video. Brought back many memories, and love your humour so well suited to this. This is such an awesome channel, and brilliantly unique 😊
I've played the first game (Discworld) just a few weeks ago. It's free/abandonware and runs fine on DosBox/LaunchBox. Almost wet my pants, again, close to 30 years after playing it the first time around. This and the second part shown here are timeless classics, that I believe aged very well.
I'm pretty certain that the voice of the guy who straightens the metal rods for you is based off of 'Bluebottle' from 'The Goon Show', and equally hilarious!
That wizard is an imposter! Rincewind's hat has it stitched on so people know he's a wizard since he can't do spells. It's even got an extra "Z" do be extra sure. Eric Idol is a great voice choice for Rincewind, but I actually like the live action actor David Jason in The Colour of Magic. He nailed that role, though he also nailed Moist later on. Really wish they'd make more Discworld movies.
Aaaah i remember renting this from my local library back in the day! They completely mangled the box, cut it apart and stuffed it in some cheap plastic casette looking like one of those early vcr boxes from the 80's (like really thin and flimsy with extremely sharp ridges). Ended up finding a box-less copy with the manual for €0,50 at a flea market so i'm happy! Fond memories indeed!
I remember playing the first Discworld, which did indeed suffer by comparison quality-wise as depicted at 37:15. BUUUUT, it had the distinction of including a voice performance by _Doctor Who's_ Jon Pertwee, shortly before his death.
A Discworld game starring Eric Idle!? Shut up and take my mon-oh, wait, I have Discworld Noir, don't I...? Well, better start searching then, hadn't I?
Fun Fact: Chunder = Spew... You can also use the word Ralph... I drank too much beer and had a big chunder. I saw my neighbour naked and ralphed all over the patio. Another fun fact, we use the word Spewin to mean upset... Aw mate, you didn't crash the car did ya, your dad's gonna be spewin when he finds out.
Ah what a wonderful way to end the week! Great video Mitch, and what a strange game this was! I especially loved how your little edits and jokes made this even funnier 😂 Nostalgic with a side of laughs? Yes please! ❤
Problem with the last two videos, is I still plan to play both games xD. Always a pleasure thought, thanks for making this (will watch these after I finally finish both games)
Oh god. I had this game. For reasons that I don’t understand, the only things I remember is the guy with a dead bird on his head and Neil from the young ones. What a time to be a gamer.
The David Attenborough-like announcer near the start *and* Windle Poons sounded dangerously like Rob Brydon... then again, it's a voice-over from the last 30 years, so why wouldn't he be here? As a lover of all things Discworldian, this was a fun video. Thanks for making it.
I only have and read a handful of books from Discword....my personal fav is Hogfather. Was exposed to the mini series. Also not easy finding a good hardback of any of the Discworld in my home country...thou been lucky with some from other authors.
I remember having a demo disc with this on it and i always wanted the game so bad that id play it over and over. It was the part where you have to be declared dead. Love your channel
I remember playing this game when I was very young and could never find it again! The scene that always stuck out in my mind is trying to convince the Mortician that you're actually dead so you can escape the city walls (I got stuck on that as a 3 year old) lmao
Hell yeah, the guy voicing the beekeeper has done at least a couple Discworld audiobooks. And they have Nigel Planar, Niel from TYO and also someone who narrated some Discworld audiobooks. 20:28 Yet another audiobook narrator. Did a very god Vetinari and Vimes, iirc, he read Night Watch. Dibbler sounds like Rob Brydon.
Bloody 'ell now that's clearly non-canon, he grabbed Greebo and still has all limbs and digits, also he voluntarily touched Greebo, a cat described as having "a smell that would have knocked over a wall and caused sinus trouble in a dead fox."
I know, right? The most powerful spell in existence had to fight him, just to go to one spot for a minute. Rincewind is the personification of „I mind my own business only“ and self preservation.
@bulkvanderhuge9006 To be honest, it was the release of Discworld 1 that led me to buy my first PlayStation, because my hopes of getting it for my Commodore Amiga were dashed.
These games were totally amazing - my PC at the time didn't quite have enough RAM, so I had to memmaker to just about get this running. Takes me back :)
its definitly one of a kind, a shame really, one thing i loved about death in these series is that his that mate that follows you around in life till your last breathe and in the end will stick by you to the end
Hey Mitch, ever hear of the Deponia series by German indie studio Daedalic Entertainment? If you like comedy point & click adventures then you might like Deponia.
Me too, except it was the first one, we'd keep coming back to it, maybe make a tiny bit of progress and then shelve it for a while until we eventually gave up and got a guide. we got a fair way through it on our own over what feels like several years
Pratchett's wordplay was unmatched and to this day it hasn't been topped and probably never will. Both games were great and even Noir was decent. Also, I'd very much like for someone to craft an open world game with the main hub being the great Ankh-Morpork. Or a game even set solely in the city would be nice where you as a rookie Watchman would get thrown into the crucible of the city and will need all your wits to get out alive on the other end. I realize this would be pretty much impossible with pterry's passing and any surrogate work would surely be only tarnishing the legacy but still.
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Got any hilarious and obscure games you would want to see in the next video? Let me know and If its selected will get a special shout out in the next vid!
difficult because so many of the hidden gems have been covered a lot. Mystery of the druids, Phantasmagoria 2, and strong bads cool game for attractive people are all to my mind funny adventure type games which aren't as well known.
King of Limbo that way you can be the second king of limbo
Another Python-esque favorite of mine was Starship Titanic.
If you allow Console Titles I would love to see you play Conker's Bad Fur Day
Else, Simon the Sorcerer, King's Quest VII, Blade Runner & Star Trek Judgement Rites were other memorable Point and Click adventure games I played around the same time as Discworld 2.
I have no idea this existed
Discworld as a book series is perhaps the most richly written and creative fantasy series out there, it just happens to also be very silly and satirical so people don't expect the one two punch of it actually being pretty smart at times. It's like having the fun uncle tell you a story and you only realize after the story's over that it actually had some profundity and insight to it despite it having a baudy limerick or two.
It's also incredibly samey in it's tone and jokes. I've read two books and liked them, and the third was exactly the same so i put it down. Way too repetitious for my liking.
Pretty much the same reason i cant be bothered with HHGG2+, althought Dirk Gently i find is a particularly good book.
@@karry299 I mean yeah it's a continued series in the same world by the same writer. Though I can understand the frustration of not mixing it up more certainly.
It’s probably a series that’s best owing maybe one or two books of, rather than trying to collect the whole thing. It’s pretty much designed to be episodic, even if the whole series is connected.
@@karry299why do people have to read/binge all at once? Take a pause, read sth else, then go back. I mean, it's satirical fantasy genre, would be weird to have erotic thriller in next book
Dude it's a book? I gotta buy em
Rest in Peace, Sir Terry Pratchett and thank you for your wonderful work.
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Discworld is absolutely amazing
my favorite line from Rincewind "The only reason i'd follow him into battle is morbid Curiosity"
'psst' it said
'not very' said Rincewind 'but I'm working on it'
Has to be one of my favourites 😂
@@Ghostgate611 "hands off my pixels"
@@kizunadragon9 I wanna be the first person who says fuck
'Rincewind, I’ve known you for an hour and I’m astonished you’ve lived even that long!’
‘Yes, but I have, haven’t I? I’ve got a sort of talent for it. Ask anyone. I’m an addict.’
‘Addicted to what?’
‘Life. I got hooked on it at an early age and I don’t want to give it up..
One of my favorites!
Considering the plot is about making Death popular it’s probably a good idea to bring up how Death is actually a very popular character. He’s been the main character in a few of the books and people in real life will frequently mention that when they die they hope this Death will be the one to welcome them. Someone in your darkest hour to let you know everything will be alright.
He's one of my favourites 😅
The author was very happy getting letters mentioning they want his death to greet them when they die.
And he likes a curry. And cats.
@@reaseancavana994Death and cats seem to go hand in hand. Even a bony one can pet a cat.
I believe that will happen, so it must happen!
That crap David Attenborough impression is none other than comedian, actor, and occasional national treasure Rob Brydon.
He's also the hermit on top of the tower.
@@johnpostons1886 Both games have a fairly small voice cast who double up on an enormous number of roles. Brydon isn't just those two: he's Death, Cut-Me-Own-Throat Dibbler, the Dean, Ridcully, Casanunder and roughly 50% of all the other characters!
@@Interference22 That's brilliant! Thank you for the knowledge, I shall be informing my friend post haste!
Brydon was in the first game too along with Jon Pertwee
@@Sephirothwolf The first game is how we got into it but it was just too nonsensical which obviously they referenced in the second game.
Rincewind: "Do you know how to find any elves?"
Woman: "I have no idea. Why don't you ask the elves?"
Rincewind: *pauses* "Now I'm going to ask you that question again very very carefully..."
This would be a perfect hint if the player could see the elf they wanted to get to & the solution was to click the path for the main character to walk some absered & impossible path to the elf.
Fun Fact: the bomb shot where the wizard is trying to deactivate the bomb, is a Lethal Weapon film reference.
"Grab the cat!"
@@BilisiFunfun Right and then some.
Also, 53 likes? Thank you.
Also Rincewind supposedly picked the wrong Flask because he is colorblind 😅
@@Hanmacx oh, interesting.
Fun fact about Nigel Planar, he not only also played as a wizard in the Hogfather film adaptation, but he also narrated many of the Discworld audio books.
Really? Neal from The Young Ones?
@@victorhernandez8723 Yes that one.
The Witch with the "I Aren't Dead" sign is Granny Weatherwax, one of the three Wyrd Sisters from the books. Also, in another Discworld nod the whole Clickers storyline in the game is a hod to the book "Moving Pictures."
I mean, that death is gone with Windle Poons is the entire plot of "Reaper Man". Both of the Discworld games are an amalgamation of many Discworld books!
GW is one of the greatest characters in the series
Clickies themselves also were a part of the previous game
Between Mitch's shared sense of humour and great VA talent, it's hard to tell which bits of this are actual game bits and which are bits Mitch has added in. What a legend.
Eric Idle is a perfect voice for Rincewind, I really wish they would re-release these remastered like Monkey Island
they are probably in copyright heck on top of the IP/source material being very niche.
No one knows who actually owns the game ip as the company has been bought and sold and it's owning companies bought and sold so many times, need to wait for it to lose copyright.
@@JeremyPaulStiles Thank you for the clarification
@@JeremyPaulStiles So, just like 75 more years to go? 😕
Are the Discworld games able to be used on EXOdos?
The best Discworld quote, of course, is: Ook.
Clearly you meant Ook, Ook is positively the worst line in the series.
Ook?
Closely followed by the Death of Rats: SQUEEK
Buggerit, Millenium hand and shrimp!
The david attenborough bits in the game are a reference to Terry Pratchetts's habit of adding longwinded footnotes that would go off on some humourous tangent
The room with the stuffed bear and pyjamas is likely the room of either Ysabell, Death's adoptive daughter, or his grandchild Susan. So not really that weird 😉
Weird outside the "normal" of Discworld.
You missed the "Casanunda had a ladder in his tights" joke! :D
Fuck I love this game!
Haha 😂
Casanunda The second greatest lover .
@@novablazepops He tries harder.
He needed a ladder. He was a dwarf.
The cat in the intro is Greebo. An absolute bastard of a cat with the main hobby of chasing bears up trees for the fun of it. Odd that he's in Ankh-Morpork, so far from his usual Lancre prowling ground. But, he is a legendary shagger who gets about a fair bit. He also has the strange magical ability to turn into a human randomly. And yes, he still puts it about.
Well, Granny is in the morgue, so maybe Nanny is nearby also ;) he's just a big softie, really
@@chriselyr2484 Only Nanny would say that about Greebo. Animals tend to look at things in one of three ways - threat, food or mate. Greebo is such a psychopath that he's forgotten what a threat is & now only sees things as something to eat or something to shag. Sometimes both.
This and The Curse of Monkey Island was peak PC gaming 😹
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yep, I do wish they would make more diskworld games tho. I would kill for some kind of open worldish diskworld game.
Not the latest one though. The og creator is pissed no one liked his stupid franchise killing ending 30 years ago and it's even funnier the third time.
and 'Day of the tentacle'
@@NoahGooderI loved Discworld Noir, adding the sense of smell provided a whole new dimension to the investigation.
"Sit down, shut up, and if you're contagious. We don't want you running around like a loony infecting everyone else." One if my favourite lines from discworld 1.
"A BIT SLIPPERY, IS IT?"
This game was my childhood. My mum would sit on the sofa with me in her lap and we'd try and solve the puzzles together. Every soundtrack and sound effect and line is like hammered into my head lol.
Now you done this, you should do Discworld Noire which seriously is massively underrated and never seen anyone discuss it.
oh i was looking forward to playing this when i first read about it coming out then never heard of it again. thanks for reminding me
Noir is a superb game, but it's also very difficult to get running on modern computers and was frankly pretty unstable even on computers at the time it came out, so I'd guess relatively few people are even able to play it any more.
@@tommcewan7936 yeah it sadly never been brought on to GOG because they would probably fix things.
@@PaladinQuinn I don't think GOG always do the fixing themselves. Somebody in the ScummVM project has made a start at adapting the Tinsel engine to support Noir, but I don't know how far they got with it or whether it's still in progress.
@@tommcewan7936 I think I still have the discs somewhere. I lost track of it when I tried to install it on my new pc about ten years ago and couldn't get it to work.
My childhood right here great game and the first one. Legendary author ol' Terry Pratchett love him
Haa! 4:52
I heard "vile smell" and even though my phone was across the room at the time I looked up and thought "that's probably DSP."
I wasn't expecting to be right when I backed it up and got to look at.
😆👍
I like how they combined aspects from multiple books to create the game, Was awesome to see, would love more of this content. :)
Thank you for this video. Hilarious.
Nigel Planer is the narrator of many Discworld audiobooks. He's great at it.
I was a point and click adventures nerd for the longest time. Maniac Mansion was my first game ever. And Terry Pratchett is my favourite author. Don't know why I never go around to the Discworld adventures. Have to do it now, I think.
Other great comedic adventures are the Deponia and Simon the Sorcerer series.
14:03 : Eric Idle into Goths it appears 😂
A man of taste ❤😅
47:33 magical boner
Yet another great video. Brought back many memories, and love your humour so well suited to this. This is such an awesome channel, and brilliantly unique 😊
Always been a huge fan of tp's discworld, his humour is unmatched. Altho you do him justice. Watched a few of your vids and you are worth a sub
I've played the first game (Discworld) just a few weeks ago. It's free/abandonware and runs fine on DosBox/LaunchBox. Almost wet my pants, again, close to 30 years after playing it the first time around. This and the second part shown here are timeless classics, that I believe aged very well.
I'm pretty certain that the voice of the guy who straightens the metal rods for you is based off of 'Bluebottle' from 'The Goon Show', and equally hilarious!
I'm glad I'm not the only one to spot that
Definitely a Bluebottle homage!
That moment had me double checking that the voice actor wasn't Peter Sellers himself, they nailed it!
Discworld never ceases to amuse me ❤thank you for this
The fact that a youtube premium ad played as soon as that damn logo flew across the screen is both hilarious and terrifying...
That wizard is an imposter! Rincewind's hat has it stitched on so people know he's a wizard since he can't do spells. It's even got an extra "Z" do be extra sure. Eric Idol is a great voice choice for Rincewind, but I actually like the live action actor David Jason in The Colour of Magic. He nailed that role, though he also nailed Moist later on. Really wish they'd make more Discworld movies.
Aaaah i remember renting this from my local library back in the day! They completely mangled the box, cut it apart and stuffed it in some cheap plastic casette looking like one of those early vcr boxes from the 80's (like really thin and flimsy with extremely sharp ridges). Ended up finding a box-less copy with the manual for €0,50 at a flea market so i'm happy! Fond memories indeed!
Both Discworld games are one of my favorites from teenage years. Love them to Death :D
I remember playing the first Discworld, which did indeed suffer by comparison quality-wise as depicted at 37:15. BUUUUT, it had the distinction of including a voice performance by _Doctor Who's_ Jon Pertwee, shortly before his death.
9:22 lol I'm pretty sure that's Nigel Planer saying "The buns the buns" and he does the audiobooks!
A Discworld game starring Eric Idle!? Shut up and take my mon-oh, wait, I have Discworld Noir, don't I...? Well, better start searching then, hadn't I?
He voiced Rincwind in two games.
@@poppers7317 I gathered that from his little misadventure! Rincewind sure has a lot of those...
I like that they got the same voice actors from the Discworld clickies and used a similar art style. Really ties things together.
Ironically, Marilyn Monroe (Which is not her real name) was famously quite intelligent, she was just very, very good at playing dumb.
Like good ol’ George Dubya.
@@brandonnotsowise2640And Boris Johnson if the rumors are true.
Fun Fact: Chunder = Spew... You can also use the word Ralph...
I drank too much beer and had a big chunder.
I saw my neighbour naked and ralphed all over the patio.
Another fun fact, we use the word Spewin to mean upset...
Aw mate, you didn't crash the car did ya, your dad's gonna be spewin when he finds out.
The brilliance of inviting a monty python character to this series is awesomeness.
Definitely a throwback Thursday game for this week.
Oh! A bit of Reaper Man in there too? Nice.
Ah what a wonderful way to end the week! Great video Mitch, and what a strange game this was! I especially loved how your little edits and jokes made this even funnier 😂 Nostalgic with a side of laughs? Yes please! ❤
The elf queen doing a "King Kong" with the Librarian is hilarious.
Problem with the last two videos, is I still plan to play both games xD. Always a pleasure thought, thanks for making this (will watch these after I finally finish both games)
Oh god. I had this game. For reasons that I don’t understand, the only things I remember is the guy with a dead bird on his head and Neil from the young ones. What a time to be a gamer.
The David Attenborough-like announcer near the start *and* Windle Poons sounded dangerously like Rob Brydon... then again, it's a voice-over from the last 30 years, so why wouldn't he be here?
As a lover of all things Discworldian, this was a fun video. Thanks for making it.
That's 100% Rob Brydon ... he does CMOT Dibbler's voice too. :)
@@njones420 Yeah, by the end of the video, I'd heard about 7 voices done by him.
I only have and read a handful of books from Discword....my personal fav is Hogfather. Was exposed to the mini series. Also not easy finding a good hardback of any of the Discworld in my home country...thou been lucky with some from other authors.
Loved this game when it first released. Discworld noir was an absolute banger as well.
Discworld, day of tentacle, monkey island and simon the sorcerer ❤ will always be my childhood
This brings back memories.
Brilliant and funny .
One of, if not my favourite author.
David Attenborough reviewing a game starring a Monty Python star. What an incredible world we live in.
I remember having a demo disc with this on it and i always wanted the game so bad that id play it over and over. It was the part where you have to be declared dead.
Love your channel
I remember playing this game when I was very young and could never find it again! The scene that always stuck out in my mind is trying to convince the Mortician that you're actually dead so you can escape the city walls (I got stuck on that as a 3 year old) lmao
Hell yeah, the guy voicing the beekeeper has done at least a couple Discworld audiobooks.
And they have Nigel Planar, Niel from TYO and also someone who narrated some Discworld audiobooks.
20:28 Yet another audiobook narrator. Did a very god Vetinari and Vimes, iirc, he read Night Watch.
Dibbler sounds like Rob Brydon.
I had this on my PlayStation as a kid, fell in love with Eric Idol, all that jazz
This is the type of stuff I'm here for. Well done!
Bloody 'ell now that's clearly non-canon, he grabbed Greebo and still has all limbs and digits, also he voluntarily touched Greebo, a cat described as having "a smell that would have knocked over a wall and caused sinus trouble in a dead fox."
Oh that crazy world of Discworld! We might have loss Terry Pratchett in this life but the next one has gained a treasure.
Absolutely adored this game, I still quote it on the regular 'ouch my back, my aching back' 'that looks nice, can I have it then' 'popping hummus' etc
"Anyway who is Debbie? And what exactly did she do on the Discworld?"
Rincewind is sometimes delightfully clueless.
You left some of the best jokes out. Like the screen with the parishioner and the assassin
Got a playstation for Xmas in 97 with Tomb Raider and this.
I appriciate this video on a deeply personal lvl for various reasons. Thank you Mitch.
Making a comment, giving a like.
Rincewind going TOWARD a bomb? RINCEWIND??!! lol
I know, right? The most powerful spell in existence had to fight him, just to go to one spot for a minute. Rincewind is the personification of „I mind my own business only“ and self preservation.
@@marcushenderson5971such a coward he comes out a hero on the other side lol
I didn't remember there being so many Goon Show references in that game...
"10cc's of Mouse Blood, Glitter Dust, 3 Sticks, D̶S̶P̶ A Vile Smell and a Dribbly Candle . . ."
Funny AF, Boss, nicely done x
Loved playing these back in the day i had all 3 Discworld Games.
"Monty Python-esque?" Shame on you, "Terry Pratchett-esque!"
Well, to be fair, Eric Idle does one of the voices.
Plus the game literally lifts a couple of scenes from the Python movies. Even has an apology to the studio 😂
@@MitchManix I bought my first computer game back in 1984, for my Commodore 64, and I'm embarrassed to say that I never knew this game existed,
@bulkvanderhuge9006 To be honest, it was the release of Discworld 1 that led me to buy my first PlayStation, because my hopes of getting it for my Commodore Amiga were dashed.
it's "Pratchettian"
Been a fan of the young ones and Neil for far too long but this is the first I heard that Nigel Planer ever did any videogame voice work!
I love the Discworld series! I had no idea there was a game! And I am so happy that the Librarian is with Rincewind.
Ah, good old Discworld
this game was... so amazing iv been playing it and honestly its just PEAK
The music just sent a shiver of nostalgia down my spine
I bought it when it came out and loved it. love pratchetts books in general.
Played , loved it ....... oh my god on hindsight.... I sure did not noticed half the jokes as a kid 😂😂😂 thanks for this
the david attenborough bit is a direct rip of the guide in hitchhikers guide taken from the bbc tv show in 81
These games were totally amazing - my PC at the time didn't quite have enough RAM, so I had to memmaker to just about get this running. Takes me back :)
20:42 I swear this voice actor is the guy who voices the old man from Grizzly Tales for Gruesome Kids?? 😩🤣 that laugh is burned in my brain
its definitly one of a kind, a shame really, one thing i loved about death in these series is that his that mate that follows you around in life till your last breathe and in the end will stick by you to the end
As a Discworld fan I 've played "Discworld", this and even "Discworld Noir". Beware the Elver Sign! Classic stuff.
In opposite, books are one of the most humorous things around about Discworld - all three adventure games were very, very weak.
I seem to recall the "Millennium hand and shrimp" bit being something a fan dared him to somehow work into dialogue or something? Was it a contest?
This game is amazing, i loved it so much when i was younger and along with broken sword, it's up there in point and click royalty for me
I do enjoy the amount of jokes you added in.
How did I miss this and where can I get a copy!?!?! I love the books and TV versions, but this looks amazing.
Excellent video!
I still dont know when it is Mitch and when the games is speaking.
Hey Mitch, ever hear of the Deponia series by German indie studio Daedalic Entertainment? If you like comedy point & click adventures then you might like Deponia.
I remember watching my brother play this game when i was but a child. Absolute gem!
me and my brother bonded just trying to figure out some of the moon logic in this game. it holds a place in my heart just for that
Aww that's lovely 😊
Me too, except it was the first one, we'd keep coming back to it, maybe make a tiny bit of progress and then shelve it for a while until we eventually gave up and got a guide. we got a fair way through it on our own over what feels like several years
Had the PC version of this back when it first came out and it came with a CD single of "That's Death" :D
I can see you had A LOT of fun making this one.
This game seems like a true masterpiece of art in multiple ways
Pratchett's wordplay was unmatched and to this day it hasn't been topped and probably never will. Both games were great and even Noir was decent. Also, I'd very much like for someone to craft an open world game with the main hub being the great Ankh-Morpork. Or a game even set solely in the city would be nice where you as a rookie Watchman would get thrown into the crucible of the city and will need all your wits to get out alive on the other end. I realize this would be pretty much impossible with pterry's passing and any surrogate work would surely be only tarnishing the legacy but still.
It’s a shame the Discworld games haven’t shown up on GOG yet.
Oh god this brings me back to my teen years when I played this gem of a game
All I know about discword is what my friend has told me about it, since he's going through the books. You know I sent him this right away
This was awesome. Didn't skip a single second. :D
Oh my god! This is it! For years, I had a vague memory of this game from my childhood. How did I ever get my hands on a Discworld game as a child?
A Ps1 Demo Disc.