Tag: PC

On the tenth anniversary of Comcept’s other released project, we review the PC port that is supposed to be the definitive edition of that title.

There’s a lot of background notes behind this review, which was largely assembled in two days with only enough footage to go around. Stuff that I had before ended up being lost, so another session was in play, which explains why you have varying levels of footage involved. The bulk of the work was done throughout the day before it eventually (finally) made it to Youtube just before midnight.

This review is a tale of two computers; a mini PC that is barely keeping up with the framerate for this thing and a much bigger computer that can keep up with this thing, but chooses not to. I blame Game Pass, which is what allowed me to play this thing in the first place.

Also worth of mention is that this is the one hundredth video review released for this year, which isn’t even the big milestone review to look forward to.

Have you ever bought one of those Humble Bundle deals where you have a bunch of games that they try to dangle in front of you if you were to go for the highest possible price point to get the whole bundle and along with the big draws, you have a bunch of random stuff that wouldn’t attract a fly towards it even if it tried its damndest?

Text Wormhole is one of those games. Either that, or it’s another I got on the cheap to spend the last of my Steam bucks. This review has been sitting on the backburner for a LONG time and is probably the oldest video of the bunch. So naturally, it fits the theme of PC afterthoughts.

I promise that next week’s review output will showcase more interesting titles… but not THAT much more.

The formerly Playstation-3 exclusive downloadable title that would hit the PC Master Race a decade later… I got it on the cheap. I figured, “Sure, why not?” An interesting title, if nothing else, but that’s all I’ll say here.

Some lightweight PC fare this week. Stuff you normally wouldn’t be playing if you had better options on hand, but I needed simple stuff to fill the void that isn’t just old Atari games that nobody even remotely remembers or care about… not that this is any better, mind you.

Girls Like Robots is not what I would call shovelware. It’s just not something that I would normally play, but I did get it either for cheap or as part of a bundle and I figured, “Sure, why not?”

We have another one of those on Friday, by the way. Please look forward to that.

Had this one in the can, so let’s pull it out; a look at an updated version of the original MS-DOS version of Tetris that includes a Phantom Mode that makes square pieces invisible because in Soviet Russia, Line Clears You… or something. Played off Tetris Forever because I wouldn’t have known about this release otherwise.

Oh yes, it’s another Tetris review… meh.

Podracing before podracing was cool… waiting for the eventual comment to come tell me that podracing was never cool.