What are you playing?

[Snatch1414]

FE: Awakening and Hotel Dusk.

Hotel Dusk's story still has me wanting to finish it, but I'm encountering more and more annoyances those old point & click PC games had. Things like "Wait really? That's a game over?" and "Um ya using that item on that thing barely makes any sense and no one would ever try that in real life".

[Flake]

Dragon Ball Xenoverse.

This game is so-so at best...but I am so insanely addicted that my relationships with all those around me may be in danger.

[vatermuzik]

FE: Awakening and Hotel Dusk.

Hotel Dusk's story still has me wanting to finish it, but I'm encountering more and more annoyances those old point & click PC games had. Things like "Wait really? That's a game over?" and "Um ya using that item on that thing barely makes any sense and no one would ever try that in real life".

I concur with this. I was really into this game for a bit. I eventually lost interest due to those reasons. It also seemed like certain parts really dragged in order to artificially extend the game time.

[Exhuminator]

I for one beat Hotel Dusk without needing a walkthrough. As far as adventure games go it's pretty easy honestly. I'll admit the pacing is languid, but I kind of enjoyed that aspect about it. The sequel Last Window is much more linear and a bit faster paced, so you may enjoy it more in that regard.

Not trying to be polemic, it's just Hotel Dusk is my all time favorite adventure game so I have to play devil's advocate for it by proxy.

[Fragems]

Just had the funniest thing happen on the sims wanted to see what happened if I had an affair/child with someone in another country. So I get back from china and see the resulting child is already in my relationship window and yet the spouse in town hasn't reacted but she also is at work so I decide to wait a bit. Well work ends and yet she is still a no show so I start to go back to my previous save when suddenly the creepy gnome music box in my sim's kids room. Needless to say that thing is creepy as hell like I figured when I bought it, but it was even more disturbing to hear it go off by itself.

So creeped out I clicked on my spouse sims icon to see where she is . Sure enough she has glitched and gone invisible and now all she does is play with that creepy old music box. It's the funniest thing I have ever seen happen in a Sims game it's like she is haunting the house . It's even funnier when you make her eat and her invisible character model freaks out and the food just bounces around the floor while she moves.

[joehero]

Castlevania - Bloodlines via emulation on my psp. Not far into it yet, but already noticed the controls seem a lot tighter than other Castlevania games of that era.

[marurun]

I have been playing WAY too much Marvel Puzzle Quest and Knights & Dragons on my iPhone. I am a little sad with myself.

[Snatch1414]

I for one beat Hotel Dusk without needing a walkthrough. As far as adventure games go it's pretty easy honestly. I'll admit the pacing is languid, but I kind of enjoyed that aspect about it. The sequel Last Window is much more linear and a bit faster paced, so you may enjoy it more in that regard.

Not trying to be polemic, it's just Hotel Dusk is my all time favorite adventure game so I have to play devil's advocate for it by proxy.

Oh yeah I never feel like I'm completely stuck and I picked it up again due to someone on here praising it a lot a litte while back, so that may have been you. Definitely not hard, just a handful of times I was like *sigh* ok what is the game wanting me to do here.

[Stark]

Playing Majora's Mask, in the Snow level. I'm "this" close to grabbing a walkthrough. Not because I'm super stuck per se, I just know it's gonna take longer than it should. Are some of the fairies unattainable the first time through this because I see a couple that I have no idea how to get.

[Stark]

I beat he snow level, but I think I better look up how to get the fairies. It's not clear to me how to get them. I have 10 so far and know where like 3 others are, but not how to get them.