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Talby posted:Escape the Red Giant. I loved it when it was first posted, but I played it recently, and I feel like they changed something about it. It feels like it was changed to make you more likely to break through planets rather than land on them and circle them, if that makes sense. That's actually not it. In this other one you stay on one planet and shoot the asteroids with a gun.
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Stelas posted:The Papa Louie guys are back with Jacksmith, only this time the time management part is entirely optional and the rest of the game is about making the right weapons to send a murder squad up against a series of monsters. It's a nice change from the rest of their stuff and it looks really nice.
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Oct 12, 2012 13:10
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Odin Quest is a baffling, incomprehensible experience. Seriously, this game is like World of Warcraft made by space aliens who were trying to approximate earth media. No amount of "lost in translation" can explain just how insane this game is.
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Oct 13, 2012 22:43
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Rocketlex posted:Odin Quest is a baffling, incomprehensible experience. I can't help but think this is an elaborate joke, but people are taking it seriously.
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Oct 13, 2012 22:52
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I think Odin Quest is what videogames look like to grandparents. I'm killing treefolk, transporting beehives, I've got three dozen goddamn buttons blinking and sparkling at me at the same time. My eyes have glazed over, I don't know what the hell is happening. It looks like the point of this thing is to confuse the gently caress out of anyone playing for the first time and get them to spend real money on "goldleaf" recharges. It's addictive anyway, for whatever reason, so if you'll excuse me, Trixie the mage has NPCs to click on and broken English to decipher.
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Oct 13, 2012 23:35
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Talby posted:I played it recently, and I feel like they changed something about it. It feels like it was changed to make you more likely to break through planets rather than land on them and circle them, if that makes sense. Weird, I played this game yesterday I loved it. I played it today and suddenly I was breaking through almost every planet.
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Oct 14, 2012 19:03
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MildManeredManikin posted:Weird, I played this game yesterday I loved it. I played it today and suddenly I was breaking through almost every planet. That's what happened with me! I played it long ago and it was great, then I played it a couple weeks before posting it and was breaking through every planet, then played it when I posted it and it was like normal.
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Oct 14, 2012 19:44
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Rocketlex posted:Odin Quest is a baffling, incomprehensible experience. I really wish Kongregate would just make a spin-off for all their Facebook-style MMOs so I don't keep finding a new game and discovering it's Farmville but with ninjas or spaceships.
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Deki posted:I can't help but think this is an elaborate joke, but people are taking it seriously. There are many people who are frothing at the mouth if you dare call their precious game bad. These people could not have been playing for more than half an hour.
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Talby posted:That's what happened with me! I played it long ago and it was great, then I played it a couple weeks before posting it and was breaking through every planet, then played it when I posted it and it was like normal. I figured it out. For some reason, if you jump with the spacebar instead of the up arrow you'll crash through a lot of asteroids.
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I love this game, but I have to ask: is it possible to actually beat it and successfully escape the red giant? 
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Hey, remember Hack Slash Crawl? http://armorgames.com/play/10373/hack-slash-crawl I went back to it today and I think I finally beat it. I'm at level 68, with almost 200 armor. What I didn't realize before elemental resistance is important. If you've got that, and make it past 25, you can break the game. I can go into every group and melee one by one with barely a wound, or else charm a couple of the enemies and just let them kill each other. Just wish the scenery would change as i progress. Any other similar roguelike recommendations?
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The newest shark rampage game came out: http://armorgames.com/play/14007/medieval-shark It's kind of fun, but the timer seems a little rough from the couple times I played it.
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Mescal posted:Hey, remember Hack Slash Crawl? Update: I'm on this same game this evening, level 155 now, and it's almost impossible for me to die. At a certain point you start leveling about four times per level instead of once, and you get loot from half of the guys you kill. The enemies don't change any more, and the poison robot basketball is the boss every single level.
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Rocketlex posted:Odin Quest is a baffling, incomprehensible experience.
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azsedcf posted:The newest shark rampage game came out: It's a shame that's he's resorted to making these exclusively. After many attempts at making " creative" and "artistic" things and receiving nothing for it, it seems he/they have resorted to just mindless violence projects because that's what the flash game crowd wants and the people shelling out money for these won't even look twice at anything else. The unforgiving timer is there for two reasons: to give it a little bit of old school overly difficult nes games feel and to make the high scores at least some what meaningful. Too many flash scoreboards just get hacked and just become 99999999 ihackedthis spam enteries. I remember back when the developer's site had a forum, they said they have put in scripts to auto-delete those enteries. Dr. Video Games 0112 has a new favorite as of 08:27 on Oct 18, 2012 |
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Oct 18, 2012 08:18
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Nevermind.
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Oct 24, 2012 08:31
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Hey guys, who wants to learn about math the fun way?  Frog Fractions
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Farbtoner posted:Hey guys, who wants to learn about math the fun way? A great game; everyone should play this. Very educational. I absolutely destroyed the economy of Bug Mars. Huge inflation and a GDP in the negative seven billion area. Eat it, bugs.
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Stuck on the text adventure, can't plot a new course. Maybe I'm just dumb but it's the last thing I need to do.
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Chunky12345 posted:Stuck on the text adventure, can't plot a new course. Maybe I'm just dumb but it's the last thing I need to do. Take another look around the captain's cabin. Specifically, look in the nightstand.
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Farbtoner posted:Hey guys, who wants to learn about math the fun way? Listen buddy, I dont play games to learn. I'm not at school for fucks sake. I'm at work 
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Spikey posted:Take another look around the captain's cabin. I'm still stuck here, I have The manual, and have placed the an under the spigot, and have redirected the navigation. The spigot doesn't do anything, and there's still a wire sparking.
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Dickweasel Alpha posted:I'm still stuck here, I have The manual, and have placed the an under the spigot, and have redirected the navigation. The spigot doesn't do anything, and there's still a wire sparking. You have to grab the out-of-order sign, use the tape that was holding it to fix the wires, put the can under the spigot, pull the lever, get the can, press the second button on the control console, pull the lever again, take the can up to teh Captain's CAbin, pour the goop into the hole in the sleeping chamber, sleep.
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Frog Fractions was fun and quirky without being full of stupid random monkey cheese stuff. I closed out after the credits started, did Miss anything after them?
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Monkey Go Happy Mini Monkeys They really don't know how to make a not-impossible code.
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GNU Order posted:Frog Fractions was fun and quirky without being full of stupid random monkey cheese stuff. I closed out after the credits started, did Miss anything after them? Nothing besides a sound test screen.
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The Visit is a well-made, good looking platformer with a simple objective. You should definitely play it!
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Hahaha, The Visit is just a short and easy game with multiple endings. I like it because the main character had a nice moustache. Is there any effect of jumping on the trash can and the mailbox?
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SpiderHyphenMan posted:The Visit is a well-made, good looking platformer with a simple objective. You should definitely play it! So I got the following endings: 1. You're a great person 2. The remorse ending 3. The cat ending (which you can get in a couple different ways) 4. You're a horrible person But the page suggests there are 6 medals, so probably 6 endings. What am I missing?
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hellopticor posted:So I got the following endings: There is also "You're a bad person. Have a bit of sympathy, like your cat.", which I got by apologizing in court, but still shattering the memorial. Edit: Turns out you aren't stuck in place in court.
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Kraus posted:There is also "You're a bad person. Have a bit of sympathy, like your cat.", which I got by apologizing in court, but still shattering the memorial. That's either my third ending or there are two very similar endings that I didn't realize were different.
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Kraus posted:Edit: Turns out you aren't stuck in place in court. That actually leads to two separate endings, as well. e: So far I've found: 1) Walk straight to the girl 2) Kill a crab, plead remorse, repent at the shrine 3) Kill a crab, stand by it 4) Kill a crab, escape through the window during the trial 5) Kill a crab, kill the judge There are also variations on the above, like destroying the shrine, but they seem to lead to the same ending as others. Not sure what #6 would be. Bad Munki has a new favorite as of 16:54 on Oct 27, 2012 |
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Kraus posted:Edit: Turns out you aren't stuck in place in court. Bad Munki posted:That actually leads to two separate endings, as well. toanoradian posted:Is there any effect of jumping on the trash can and the mailbox?
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Ah, nevermind, found that last ending (angry cat: kill crab, #2 in court, destroy shrine)
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Not a Flash game, I know, but Happy Halloween bump.
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The guy who made Slender made a short horror game that uses Unity. Play it if you liked Slender, I guess. http://www.parsecproductions.net/games/whereami.html
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Maremidon posted:The guy who made Slender made a short horror game that uses Unity. Play it if you liked Slender, I guess. That is one of the worst excuses for a game I've ever "played".
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