Finished Alpha Protocol. Took me about 14 hours. I didn't get the best ending probably, but it was pretty satisfying nonetheless. It might be worth another play through to get all the different story elements the characters and choice structure was actually pretty good. Pretty good game that suffers some from consolitis issues and some weird game bugs. I reloaded a checkpoint once where all the enemies had despawned themselves. If it goes on sale on steam and you like games like Mass Effect or to a lesser extent Splinter Cell, I'd recommend this one. Next game is the dreaded Amnesia: The Dark Descent
and some final screenies:
Gotta have pics of the babes
Some of the emails have subtle and entertaining writing
If you look closely at Thorton's dress shirt you'll notice he uses phillip's head screws as buttons
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Wow, you're blazing through. What really isn't fair is the fact that my list is, like, a tenth of the length of yours... So even though I'm spending years at a time on one game... I'm probably still going to beat you.
He tells a little back story about Sis and you get -1 relations. I let Mina and Albatross both die though because I wasn't paying attention to objectives xD so I saw Sis for just that one mission.
Well after stalling and ignoring this for several weeks it's time to make some more progress. I've added some more games to my steam library, I guess we can just worry about adding them to the list when I get to them.
Amnesia: The Dark Descent
Basically my entire experience with this game can be summed up in the attached screenshot. I'm about halfway through now, I really don't like playing poop your pants scary games. Just not my cup of tea.
Hmm what can I say about this game? It's kind of a dating type game similar to Katawa Shoujo, except this one is Korean. You are interacting with a long derelict ship which has showed back up on radar. Your job is just to get any data from the ship's logs you can so that the business you are working for knows what happened. The majority of the game consists of using a java-like interface with the ship's computer and also interacting with 2 AI's on the ship. Hyun-ae is the AI active when you first connect to the ship. She shares several logs with you until you figure out from the logs what the ship's admin login is. When you login the second AI is made available, the ship's security AI, Mute. As you talk to the AI's you are given access to more logs and learn more about the ship's noble families and the AI's involvement with them. And that's pretty much the game. It's primarily dialogue based and the game has 5 different endings. The story itself is fairly intriguing and the game is decently well done.
Again though not really a type of game I like playing. Next game is Ancients of Ooga.
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and some final screenies:
Gotta have pics of the babes
Some of the emails have subtle and entertaining writing
If you look closely at Thorton's dress shirt you'll notice he uses phillip's head screws as buttons
and credits
... No, you'll probably win.
Amnesia: The Dark Descent
Basically my entire experience with this game can be summed up in the attached screenshot. I'm about halfway through now, I really don't like playing poop your pants scary games. Just not my cup of tea.
Next is Analogue: A Hate Story, a game I think I got from a humble bundle somewhere along the line.
Hmm what can I say about this game? It's kind of a dating type game similar to Katawa Shoujo, except this one is Korean. You are interacting with a long derelict ship which has showed back up on radar. Your job is just to get any data from the ship's logs you can so that the business you are working for knows what happened. The majority of the game consists of using a java-like interface with the ship's computer and also interacting with 2 AI's on the ship. Hyun-ae is the AI active when you first connect to the ship. She shares several logs with you until you figure out from the logs what the ship's admin login is. When you login the second AI is made available, the ship's security AI, Mute. As you talk to the AI's you are given access to more logs and learn more about the ship's noble families and the AI's involvement with them. And that's pretty much the game. It's primarily dialogue based and the game has 5 different endings. The story itself is fairly intriguing and the game is decently well done.
Again though not really a type of game I like playing. Next game is Ancients of Ooga.
A few Screenies.