precious jewels
favorites of all time, no order really <3 may write a review for some of these sometime but for now heres a few notes
Not on TMDB
Bright In The Screen (2008)
Lake Of Roaches (2013)
Not on TMDB
Bright In The Screen (2008)
Lake Of Roaches (2013)
93 Games
what it feels like to be disturbed. i value lavelle's works a lot and still feel like he hasn't gotten his just dues
thinking back, playing this back in my high school bedroom, driving endlessly throughout the massive expanse listening to Boards Of Canada, not really doing any missions or anything, just going
entranced with these striking orange sunsets, rows of trees withered from forest fire, sandy wastelands. you might point this grit towards a tribal tattoo aesthetic but it screams Campfire Headphase for some reason
entranced with these striking orange sunsets, rows of trees withered from forest fire, sandy wastelands. you might point this grit towards a tribal tattoo aesthetic but it screams Campfire Headphase for some reason
another example of freeware nostalgia, spent hours playing modded maps of this where you could see a player's true artistry within just simply tweaking a ctf map, love (same goes for cube 2!)
while i was excited for the sequel when it released it did something slightly different and i think because of that it never shined as bright as this did for me personally. i think this one was probably creepier too. something about the first L4D just feels "classic", could probably still remember all the layouts of every level, the sounds, etc
freeing
while the story of the game is not its strongsuit, the gameplay and how you interact with the world is, always thought it was really neat how you can hold your map as you drive, and that weapons jam after a bit of use
i remember there was a map builder in this game interestingly, and i created this map where it was this infinite space consisting of ankle deep water and a gorgeous sunset. i placed these jungly trees all around, and then a spiral staircase that reached up as far as i could into the sky. i still think about it every few years
i remember there was a map builder in this game interestingly, and i created this map where it was this infinite space consisting of ankle deep water and a gorgeous sunset. i placed these jungly trees all around, and then a spiral staircase that reached up as far as i could into the sky. i still think about it every few years
this, in a way, helped me cope with a richer understanding and acceptance of death at an early age, and for that i find it very important. this era of mid to late 2000s Tale of Tales i still look back on quite fondly
fun fact -- this was my first exposure to aphex twin, what an introduction
weird to me that this was panned as hard as it was on release considering i had an absolute blast playing this in highschool, skimming gamefaqs farming levels repeatedly to get rare drops, unlocking new characters
truly watershed moment during a time where independently made games were still very niche. perfectly made piece even today
when i was young my father was working on a house where the owner just moved out and found this game behind their couch. it already had save files that were near completion im pretty sure so id just wander around all these planets not knowing what was going on or anything. this game still feels very alien to me and unlike a lot else
waking up early in the morning to play this cranked at high volume, ahh the days
DAMN THE TORPEDOS
DAMN THE TORPEDOS
hailed for a reason, realistically this is probably within my tip top
adamantly, a top 3 mario game
maybe the first game i ever played, so naturally it carries some imagery deeply rooted within my memories
this was one of my dad's favorite games, not sure if it still is now but i used to spend months watching him play this as a kid, using save states on the emulator he was using
