Oh, boy. I'll be looking at what you all think. I enjoyed the game quite a bit and was pleasantly surprised at the story turns.
Ooh I wonder which one.
Side note and in no way related to one of my votes... Subsurface Circular is on Sale on Switch, over here at least about £2.60.
I am running behind as usual, downloaded Observation on PS4.
oh woops I missed this one!
Good choice though. Whispers of a Machine was a fun little game (and pretty quick to get through)
Downloaded Whispers along with a chunk of my Adventure Club backlog...
To the Moon
Thimbleweed Park
Kentucky Route Zero
Observation
Am in the mood for some of these games
I tend to finish most adventure games when get started, so let's see how I go.
Am still disappointed the Blackwell series isn't on Android.
Great, I'd also recently picked up Whispers of a Machine when on sale. (it's currently on sale on a few places right now)
Downloaded Whispers along with a chunk of my Adventure Club backlog...
To the Moon
Thimbleweed Park
Kentucky Route Zero
Observation
Exactly my current adventure backlog, along with Night in the Woods! I should be finishing Observation by the end of the month, let's see if I can manage the last chapter of KR0 along with Whispers during April
Great, I'd also recently picked up Whispers of a Machine when on sale. (it's currently on sale on a few places right now)
Bubblefuzz wrote:Downloaded Whispers along with a chunk of my Adventure Club backlog...
To the Moon
Thimbleweed Park
Kentucky Route Zero
ObservationExactly my current adventure backlog, along with Night in the Woods! I should be finishing Observation by the end of the month, let's see if I can manage the last chapter of KR0 along with Whispers during April :)
Night in the Woods is top of my adventure wishlist, just don't own it yet
Night in the Woods is top of my adventure wishlist, just don't own it yet
The PC version was a previous Epic Store freebie and it was also in the itch.io bundle for racial justice and equality. If you happened to purchase the bundle or claim from Epic you may have it
Bubblefuzz wrote:Night in the Woods is top of my adventure wishlist, just don't own it yet
The PC version was a previous Epic Store freebie and it was also in the itch.io bundle for racial justice and equality. If you happened to purchase the bundle or claim from Epic you may have it :)
Ta for the tip, but switch/PS4 are my options really for this one.
- Contradiction - Spot the Liar! (2015, HLTB 7) - This is one of the few FMV games on our list, and it follows the investigation of Detective Inspector Frederick Jenks into the apparent suicide of Kate Vine in the small village of Edenton.
So, I just found out that there's a newer FMV adventure game that released last month called "Dark Side of the Moon" that has the actors that played Detective Inspector Jenks (Rupert Booth) and Emma Watson (Anarosa De Eizaguirre Butler) . The game isn't made by the same company and I'm not sure of the quality of the game itself, I just thought that it was neat to see two of the actors from a different FMV game show up in something else
I forgot to post this earlier, but I recently completed There is No Game: Wrong Dimension. It's available on Steam, but I played it on my iPad. The game is all about discovering what happens next, so I don't want to be too specific. It ends up having several callbacks to 90's adventure games, as well as other genres that I enjoy. It was only $5 on iOS and it looks like it is available for the same price on Android. It was a nice game to play in chunks before I went to bed, and it was quite enjoyable.
Wrong Dimension is very funny. There's also a previous There Is No Game that you can play for free.
Epic's free game next week is The Pillars of the Earth. Has anyone played it?
Wrong Dimension is very funny. There's also a previous There Is No Game that you can play for free.
Epic's free game next week is The Pillars of the Earth. Has anyone played it?
It was an Adventure Club pick back in 2019. I thought it was well done, but with the heavy themes and slow pacing I didn't get more than halfway through it.
I really liked it.
I double checked, and The Pillars of the Earth was #4 on my GotY list that year, above Control and What Remains of Edith Finch, so, uh, yeah, I'd recommend it.
This is a cool tweet from David Gilbert (Wadjet Eye) because WE turns 15 this year, so I thought I'd share here.
I don't know about Paris, but the end of February in central Bavaria was much sunnier and warmer than now! Like, short sleeves on the playground warm....followed by a week of sledding, however.
My solo adventure gaming has taken a backseat to co-op and multiplayer games recently, so I'm getting a little behind with the Adventure Game Club games. I'll be finishing Observation this month but WoaM will probably take me all of May at this rate! I might just have to sit this month out to catch up.
So many great games on that list!
Voted for Eastshade because more people need to play Eastshade, it's lovely.
I confess I forget how voting works. Is this one where we vote on just one, or vote on everything we would like? I am so bad about following these votes and being excited about the games and then not actually playing. I'm gonna buy myself a copy of Zork Nemesis and play that any day now, I swear
I confess I forget how voting works. Is this one where we vote on just one, or vote on everything we would like? I am so bad about following these votes and being excited about the games and then not actually playing. I'm gonna buy myself a copy of Zork Nemesis and play that any day now, I swear :)
This one's a vote everything you like
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