A colleague of mine at work has been telling me how great the board game is. I probably won't get the people together to ever regularily play it (and since I already have three pen & paper roleplaying groups + one irregular Legends of Andor group, I'm not exactly "always free" either), so I'm looking forward to this adapation.

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My nipples explode with delight!

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stretch611I'm still not going to get Dream Daddy.

Why? It's a good game.

It's cute, it's got some real heart (the relationship to your daughter, for example, is a part of the story). And yes, a good selection of diverse guys and their kids to get to know.

Seriously, it's a nice comfort game for a lazy Sunday or somesuch.

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The writing is by Stefan Gagne (aka Twoflower), who some might know from his days writing several Neverwinter Nights modules.

He's also put out other works of fiction on the web for ages. Some of which I've read and really enjoyed, back in the day. His other stuff is on my to-read list, which is...well, unfortunately huge.

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20 keys for EARTH DEFENSE FORCE 4.1, but the soundtrack for Cultist Simulator is not included :/

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Frankly, I don't think Epic wants to better the situation, they just want to be the ones benefiting instead of Valve.

I said it before: I think exclusivity is fundamentally bad. That goes for availability and stores just as it goes for platforms, operating systems and architectures. What we need is radical portability and availability.

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Heh, I'm starting my christmas vacation in...*checks watch* one hour, so I guess that's what I'm going to play soon

Waiting for all the DLCs to come out seems to have worked well for me this time around

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Now someone "only" needs to migrate that code over to use OpenCL instead of CUDA, leading to a fully portable physics system.

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(To be fair, Obsidian did join the development of Wasteland 2. They both worked on it. Both studios have a friendly relationship with each other.)

And yes, I really loved Torment: Tides of Numenera. And Wasteland 2. And Pillars of Eternity (still waiting for all the DLC to drop so I can start the sequel). I'm just really sad now.

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oldrocker99Obsidian was snappy after their Kickstarter funding; Wasteland 2, and PoE were released in 2014 and 2015, respectively.

Wasteland 2 was inXile.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zd9muK2M36c

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