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Of Anti-Puzzles and Campy-Acting – Zork: Grand Inquisitor
>_look at the game You see Zork: Grand Inquisitor. The last in the long and varied line of Zork games. They started out as text adventures in the olden times of ancient technology, then grown, spun-off and transformed into a … Continue reading
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Tagged adventure, Dirk Benedict, GOG, Good Old Game, Grand Inquisitor, live actors, myst, No one expects you know who, PC, puzzles, video games, Zork
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Far Too Many Words About Doom the Movie
I haven’t seen it until now, because the rule of game-to-movie adaptation inexplicably says it’s not worth it. They’ve all been average or worse, and in the case of Doom there isn’t even enough source material to create anything vaguely … Continue reading
A Stroll Down The Hell Lane with The Cat Lady
The cat ladies have don’t have the easiest of lives. Every day they need to feed their screeching feline army and argue with the annoyed neighbors while at the same time deal with bad PR from The Simpsons and being portrayed … Continue reading
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Tagged adventure, AGS games, cat lady, games, gruesome but lovely, Harvester Games, horror, indie, PC, The Cat Lady, video games, videogames
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invasion of reality 