I usually can't stand puzzle games, but I tried it on a rental and really got into it. You can't really get stuck because you can get hints until you figure it out. You get less points for taking hints, but you get past it.
These guys must each have a Bag of Infinite Holding to carry all those throwing stars.
I got three games on Tuesday: Dust: An Elysian Tale ($3), Dante's Inferno ($3), and Bastion ($3). I'm going to check every day because Major Nelson's podcast said they are doing a lot of sales this week. Weehoo! Also, I started a thread in the Forums about it.
I've always wanted to play Bard's Tale. The only one I played was the Xbox version, which is a very different game from the original.
Oh, thanks for reminding me, I could just get copies of the Game of the Year Edition if it comes to that.
Too many QTE's in Ascension. Watered down for the masses.
Islands are better because you can sail the seas between them as well as climb high mountains. I like that.
I did some fantasy world creation once and I started with a coast line of a large interior continent. I wasn't aware that I was just creating the same place that I lived, the east coast of America. I like coasts though, because of all the fidley bits along the edge are fun to draw and having rivers, inlets, and sea ports add interest. A new character can just arrive aboard ship at any time.
I will. I'll be going through all the DLC, but I'm wondering now how to get my friend copies of the DLC if he's out of cash. I think MS did away with those points cards. I wish you could gift games and DLC to poeple on Xbox like what Steam has.
