What Are You Playing (Winter 2012-2013 / Postapocalypse)?

[JBNagis]

where is that necromancer mod at? synergies crashes my torchlight

[Some Stupid Japanese Name]

Ive now progressed farther in 6 hours of playing EO:BW than i had in 15 hours on my previous playing. I am not wasting time salvaging and shit like that until i have max capacity and can keep everything i find.
Im off to study Polar Bears!

[voxverbi]

The main character of the game is an obvious weirdo dressed as a superhero. His goal is however not to save the world, and not even to destroy it. It is all about doing mischief. Badass is essentially not one game, but a collection of diverse minigames, similar to Tap the Frog and Albert HD. The player will have to pop balloons by quickly tapping on them, open locks by swiping lockpicks, drop pottery on pedestrians, find items, shear sheep and so on. The gameplay is easy to understand: game controls are primarily based on rightly timed or fast enough tapping and swiping. Swiping can be all about speed, precision or both. The games are not repetitive. In one game it may be about tapping, in another the player needs to shoot something or find an item, so it doesn't feel like playing the same puzzle again and again. The art of the game has its own unique style which is somewhat bizarre, but blends well with the game's spirit.
COMING SOON →Jan 25 2013

www.badassfree.com

[Josh]

Tell me more.

[Dolemite]

This is a game I am interested in playing.

[voxverbi]

The main character of the game is an obvious weirdo dressed as a superhero. His goal is however not to save the world, and not even to destroy it. It is all about doing mischief. Badass is essentially not one game, but a collection of diverse minigames, similar to Tap the Frog and Albert HD. The player will have to pop balloons by quickly tapping on them, open locks by swiping lockpicks, drop pottery on pedestrians, find items, shear sheep and so on. The gameplay is easy to understand: game controls are primarily based on rightly timed or fast enough tapping and swiping. Swiping can be all about speed, precision or both. The games are not repetitive. In one game it may be about tapping, in another the player needs to shoot something or find an item, so it doesn't feel like playing the same puzzle again and again. The art of the game has its own unique style which is somewhat bizarre, but blends well with the game's spirit.
COMING SOON →Jan 25 2013

www.badassfree.com

https://itunes.apple.com/cn/app/bada...4829?l=en&mt=8

[Joust Williams]

Driver: SF. This game has the worst controls of any game involving things with wheels. And yet, the story is oddly compelling. It's similar to Deadly Premonition in terms of the game being horrible but the story being worth playing for a while. I don't think this game is very long, so there is that.

[Frogacuda]

Really? My limited time with that game left me with the impression that the gameplay was fun but the story was stupid beyond words. That's the one where he can astral project, right?

[Joust Williams]

Yeah. It is stupid, but I still want to see how weird it gets, is what I am saying. But the gameplay sucks. The cars I drive either feel like the wind can blow them off course or some other thing, as if the gamepad is a digital input device and there is no subtlety (and the AI has no such problem weaving without getting all squirrely). Most cars are really lame to drive. And for the chase people levels, you just project to an oncoming car ahead of your target and then plow into them head on.

[Joust Williams]

Playing Binary Domain now. This game is much better than I thought it would be (and when I played the PS3 demo). The voice thing is stupid as is the entire conversation system. When your only three options are 'Damn', 'Shit', and 'Roger that', it's even worse. Also it sucks that you have to tell the game which button pictures to use (360 pad or keyboard) in the outside of game menu rather than have the game know you are using a pad to begin with.

But I am enjoying it.