Quite fun! Eastern bloc chic?

Not sure if I played the full demo, the screen just goes black at the end. Will be interesting to see if how the full game turns out.

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Hell. Handbasket.

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Quoting: LinasThe zombie model could also use some improvement. Right now it looks like a wooden plank with googly eyes painted on. That's not very scary. :grin:

Wood - splinters everywhere... googly eyes - a choke hazard... aaargh!

This looks like it would work really well as a sort of light gun shooter (LGS?) with a gyro controller or Wiimote. Also needs some really bad voice acting, like HotD, which was frankly the scariest part of those games.

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This isn't going to end up being some sort of Ender's Game situation is it? In the end it turns out you were controlling an actual drone and delivering packages for Amazon?

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Very, very sweet!

There are beetles full of wisdom, a non-judgemental communal garden, complimentary tea for all customers, and that's just after five minutes of gameplay!

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Don't know if I ever played the 1.0 release, probably stopped when it was still beta?

Sigh... I shall sit here and make sad old man modem noises for the rest of the evening. *Pshhh kkkkkk rrrr kaking kaking kaking tshchchchchchchchcch ding ding ding*

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Will give it a try. Because, according to Steam, who is infallible, it's very similar to something I've played before, American Truck Simulator.

I guess here you smash critters with a hammer, and in ATS... well I guess it's the roadkill aspect?

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Better be careful! OpenRazer causes open sores!

(Apologies, horrible joke! I'll see myself out...)

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Quoting: ageresI have also found a new PlayStation 1 emulator recently, DuckStation (available as a Libretro core for RetroArch as well). It's going to be my favourite PS1 emulator. It has a lot a graphics settings like widescreen for 3D games without stretching videos and better game compatibility than Beetle-PSX-HW which has troubles with running modified games, e.g. translated ones.

Wonderful! I have been looking for something like this!

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I have played quite a few lately, but the one I come back to again and again is art of rally [External Link]. It's not perfect, what game is, but it comes pretty darn close. Close enough that I'm nearing the 1000 stages achievement.

When it comes to driving I'm average, to be honest, but I am having a lot of fun. My biggest problems so far are the spectators. I have to make a conscious effort not to brake and swerve for the poor dears. They are clearly close relatives to the pedestrians from Midtown Madness. No risk of hitting anyone, they get out the way. But some part of my brain can't accept that simple fact. How they managed back in the good bad old days, with real people, not only lining the roads, but standing in the middle of it up the last moment I shall never understand. Me? I brake for pixels.

Problem number two involves the stages in Germany. They are lined with large rocks. Hinkelsteins? What are they good for? No idea, but they look surprisingly like grave stones. Ominous! But it's not like Germany got a dark hideous past or anything like that. Anyhow, smashing into one of those at 170 kph = instant death. The first time I ran one of those stages I subconsciously held my breath. Had I not gasped for air in time I would have fallen of the chair and become the first person to sustain serious head trauma from sim racing.

An imagination is a terrible thing to have sometimes.

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Surprise tank attack, that's a triple caution.

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