Found In: Abandonia.com Genre: Action. Cost: $0 Worth It?: Yes. Ah, Night Raid. This is one of those shareware game you used to play as a kid, where you'd only do the first few levels but you'd do them over and over again. Frankly, even back then, the game was too dumb to consider shelling out $10 or so for. The premise is simple: you are out in the middle of desert inside an ado
Might I just begin by saying I really enjoy Stardock. No seriously. Stardock is great. I've claimed my patch of webspace, so I've decided to cultivate it. I've had blogs aplenty before, but now, I'm sticking with a topic. No more random musings. I'm here to talk about my semi-passion: cheap games. I love cheap games. Mostly because I can't stick with games that easily, so there's no real point to spending more than $20 on any one title. I'm not limiting myself. I love board ga
The wheel is harder to play with, hands down. But then again, the wheel is also a lot more fun than the thumb stick. So I respect those who go for the wheel. I predict Wheel vs. Thumbstick wars in the near future.
Hmm, I wonder if this "impulse" thing can supplant Steam?
Hardly PC industry changing, but intriguing nonetheless. I was hoping you were going to announce your fantasy game *frowns*.
Whatever it is, it will keep me from my homework for a long, long time.
Not so, young man! You just have different tastes than everybody else. When I was 13, I played old RPGs like Baldur's Gate and Planescape: Torment when everyone else was doing Diablo II. There's nothing embarrassing about being a PC gamer, it's a time-honored tradition. It just means you're a little more patient and cerebral than everyone else. If I were you, I'd try introducing the game to other people. Besides, no one's going to make fun of you just for playing a game, and if they do, they're
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