A horror game in which you play a normal person surrounded by normal people, but you slowly come to realise that they all harbour some deep hatred of you for some unknown reason.
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A SPEC-OPs group sent to uncover the ruins within the Mountains of Madness which leads them to the slow unveiling of the Cthlhu Mythos as well as the age-old origins of the Great Old Ones with a brilliant physics engine, stunnig graphics and a plot/narrative that will encapsulate the most seasoned player, awe any gaming audience, and convert nonbelievers to the pre-human phenomena!
Ph'nglui mglw'nafh Cthulhu R'lyeh wgah'nagl fhtagn!!
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I'm sorry about that.
Got a bit carried away.
Aw well, a man can dream......
Ph'nglui mglw'nafh Cthulhu R'lyeh wgah'nagl fhtagn!!
....
I'm sorry about that.
Got a bit carried away.
Aw well, a man can dream......
A fantasy RPG where: 1) the story does not have "good guys" and "bad guys", and your character, a marvelous new character type I call a "protagonist", can choose to join one of multiple factions or go it alone; 2) the story does not center around the destruction of the world, though it does have a major event, such as a burgeoning war between two powers; 3) you can tackle the problem however you want, joining one side or the other, working as a merc and playing both sides against the middle, or trying to stop the war outright by uncovering the causes and working as a diplomat; 4) allows a pacifist run and a "put on your murderin' clothes because it's murdertime" run and everything in-betwween; 5) has almost no redundant gameplay (i.e. filler); 6) lasts around 30 hours for the first seven or so playthroughs until you've exhausted all options; 7) goes with graphics that are the high end...of last-gen, for the purpose of allowing everyone to play it.
...why are you all looking at me like that? It's a sentence.
...why are you all looking at me like that? It's a sentence.
First Person Real Time Strategy. Ask me and I will pontificate ( I feel so special using large words).
I guess if you take "methylated" to mean mixed with methyl alcohol then yes. I took it to mean "containing a methyl group as a substituent." Both are true and I like mine betterFarleShadow said:
AS the other guy said, I would so play that.mireko said:
Although I think it might work better as a boy since boys usually hide their feelings more, bringing the hiding/denying how you feel into it, if you know what I mean
Also if it had something to do with sexuality?
But anyway, sounds great
A zombie survival horror game where the focus is on evasion and hiding.
You're not very strong, but you're fast. You can take out one, maybe two zombies at once; but any more and you'll probably die.
These aren't your typical zombies either. They're slow, but they're also smart. They'll try to flank you, trick you and trap you.
You'll have to use your wits and speed if you want to survive.
That's all I got at the moment, but it'll be more hardcore, like searching for food, stamina in effect for running etc.
EDIT: Woops, that was more than one sentence
You're not very strong, but you're fast. You can take out one, maybe two zombies at once; but any more and you'll probably die.
These aren't your typical zombies either. They're slow, but they're also smart. They'll try to flank you, trick you and trap you.
You'll have to use your wits and speed if you want to survive.
That's all I got at the moment, but it'll be more hardcore, like searching for food, stamina in effect for running etc.
EDIT: Woops, that was more than one sentence
Three words: Ninja... Zombie... Walruses.
Tell me if you say something like that you wouldn't stop and look at it to see what it was about
Tell me if you say something like that you wouldn't stop and look at it to see what it was about
Lionhead? Have you not played Fable 3 yet? I say replace them with Valve, but if you do that then the game will be delayed indefinitelySaelune said:
The Chimneysweeper
In an open, Victorian London, a masked vigilante called the Chimneysweeper and his impressed crew of street orphans fight Jack the Ripper and his circus of criminal lackeys while at the same time attempting to foil the plots of a French, Molière-quoting monarchist working to reenact William the Bastard's conquest of 1066.
In an open, Victorian London, a masked vigilante called the Chimneysweeper and his impressed crew of street orphans fight Jack the Ripper and his circus of criminal lackeys while at the same time attempting to foil the plots of a French, Molière-quoting monarchist working to reenact William the Bastard's conquest of 1066.
