Rushmore0Miles
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2003
Imma go back and actually finish this but man do I have a bizarre history with this game.
I had this as a kid and it was one of the first games I EVER owned. I played it a ton when I was too young to really understand it all. I got to the part where you have to get the fish to swim down in the giant net and COULD NOT get passed it.
I'd get pretty far over and over but never beat it so when I finally got to that part I thought "I'm at the end, I have to finish it now" but it was late so my parents wanted me to go to bed.
Long story short I made them leave the computer on so I could finally finish it tomorrow and the computer broke overnight.
They didn't trust me with computers for the next twenty years.
I had this as a kid and it was one of the first games I EVER owned. I played it a ton when I was too young to really understand it all. I got to the part where you have to get the fish to swim down in the giant net and COULD NOT get passed it.
I'd get pretty far over and over but never beat it so when I finally got to that part I thought "I'm at the end, I have to finish it now" but it was late so my parents wanted me to go to bed.
Long story short I made them leave the computer on so I could finally finish it tomorrow and the computer broke overnight.
They didn't trust me with computers for the next twenty years.
OH BABY these adorable little games.
I grew up with the 3rd one for some reason and only played this one as an adult when they first got ported to ios.
These games are adorable. Tiny point-and-click adventures full of cutesy characters.
The story s straight forward, you'll beat it in one sitting. These were meant to teach insanely simple lessons to kids on the PC.
Should you play these as an adult? absolutely.
It's more than just nostalgia. these games have so much charm.
Everything you click comes to life in fun ways, it's such a treat to just boot these up and click around.
They randomize a bunch so it's worth replaying as well.
I grew up with the 3rd one for some reason and only played this one as an adult when they first got ported to ios.
These games are adorable. Tiny point-and-click adventures full of cutesy characters.
The story s straight forward, you'll beat it in one sitting. These were meant to teach insanely simple lessons to kids on the PC.
Should you play these as an adult? absolutely.
It's more than just nostalgia. these games have so much charm.
Everything you click comes to life in fun ways, it's such a treat to just boot these up and click around.
They randomize a bunch so it's worth replaying as well.
A bit lacking in content but at its core it's some of the best soulcalibur gameplay in the series with an excellent cast.
I'm not going to claim it's somehow the best soulcalibur but I played an ungodly amount of this game and it's easily my favorite.
Emulates beautifully at 4x resolution, so it can enjoyed in crisp HD on just about any platform.
I'm not going to claim it's somehow the best soulcalibur but I played an ungodly amount of this game and it's easily my favorite.
Emulates beautifully at 4x resolution, so it can enjoyed in crisp HD on just about any platform.
2008
Tragically mistreated little work of pure art.
Ok it's not the literal coolest thing ever but it is absolutely well made.
In a daring turn for such a major studio they made some indie-style puzzle poetry for a DLC instead of more straight forward content.
The desmond's journey puzzles are more overt but these still retain the visual storytelling and clever sound design that made these so compelling to me.
The twist was delivered strangely but makes sense.
the ending is heart-wrenching if you can be bothered to do the tedious collectibles for it.
TL:DR give this a try with an open mind, it's honestly pretty moving.
Ok it's not the literal coolest thing ever but it is absolutely well made.
In a daring turn for such a major studio they made some indie-style puzzle poetry for a DLC instead of more straight forward content.
The desmond's journey puzzles are more overt but these still retain the visual storytelling and clever sound design that made these so compelling to me.
The twist was delivered strangely but makes sense.
the ending is heart-wrenching if you can be bothered to do the tedious collectibles for it.
TL:DR give this a try with an open mind, it's honestly pretty moving.
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