New game for new computer?
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10/12/09 11:28 PM
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crispeto
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Hi gang, it's literally been years since the last time I was on GB. I recently got a new computer (quad core, fast video card, big HD, and plenty of ram) and now I'm in the mood for a good game. I loved Myst, Riven, and Uru. Since I've been out of it for a while, are there any games you can recommend that I may have missed? I'm not into games with evil overtones but I love adventure and action/adventure games. I even like the Indy and Lara games. Thanks in advance for any suggestions.
What do you see Crispeto? I see URU Live!
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Re: New game for new computer?
[Re: crispeto]
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10/13/09 05:16 AM
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I guess you have played all of the Myst series, right? (Myst 3,4,5) You probably want something new and "challanging" for your brand new computer, but I honestly can't think of anything new that's in the league of Myst. I can just say that I think it's a must to play the Gabriel Knight series. Dreamfall (& the Longest Journey) were also very wonderful in my eyes, and the sequal might justify your new computer, although these games have nothing to do with Myst. Kind of sad I can't think of anything new to really recommend :-\ (besides indy games which I really liked, like drawn: the painted world, but they are no large-scale games...)
p.s. Any "Myst clones" I've encountered seldom apealed to me. I *kind of* enjoyed Schizm, Obsidian was fine too...
Last edited by Tomer; 10/13/09 05:17 AM.
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Re: New game for new computer?
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10/13/09 07:24 AM
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I haven't played them, but two recent games that have some of the same qualities as the Myst games are Rhiannon: Curse of the Four Branches and Outcry.
Two other ideas, with lots of puzzles and to see what your new computer can do -- Sherlock Holmes Nemesis and Perry Rhodan: Immortals of Terra.
And if you haven't played them already, you might want to check out The Sacred Rings and RHEM 3.
Last edited by Becky; 10/13/09 07:29 AM.
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Re: New game for new computer?
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10/13/09 10:48 AM
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I think FEAR, Bioshock and Prey are pretty hardcore FPS's even though they are great. They are way more than action adventures. Ana
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Re: New game for new computer?
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10/13/09 03:13 PM
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Don't know how many TR games you've done but the newest one TR Underworld is pretty awesome, in my opinion.
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Re: New game for new computer?
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10/13/09 08:20 PM
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crispeto
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Thanks for replying everyone. I may try Underworld. I liked both Legend and Anniversary so I think I'll give it a try.
What do you see Crispeto? I see URU Live!
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