discussion Computer Games

[De.Mort]

Very true .. Dungeon master was for the Atari .. it was also ported for the PC which is the version i played .. Eye of the beholder was an amiga only game as far as i'm aware and a kinda clone of dungeon master .

My comment ..Dungeon master .. commer ... then amiga only to reference eye of the beholder and Not dungeon master :smiling2:

 

[stillp]

Anyone for Duke Nukem?
Pete

 

[De.Mort]

Half life .. just .. well .. excellent game !!

Duke .. brilliant lol .

 

[Gary MacKenzie]

My comment ..Dungeon master .. commer ... then amiga only to reference eye of the beholder and Not dungeon master :smiling2:

:smiling2: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eye_of_the_Beholder_(video_game) :smiling2:

 

[De.Mort]

I had no idea it was a ported game to the pc .. i actually bought the amiga to play this game back in the day !! .. dammit .. i got my first PC well after this .. sigh . But memory .. been a long time !

 

[Witabir]

Yes I am one of those who enjoys the odd computer game or two and was seduced by the launch of STARFIELD. I got it through Steam and it took about 20 hours to download on my internet connection. I have only really just unwrapped it but I have too say, for anyone who is interested in space simulation games it is superb. It needs a fair amount of computer grunt to run it but the visuals are spectacular. There is an engrossing sound track and more possibilities to explore than you can shake a stick at. I can see that many of our snowy wintry days will be spent warping around the universe, mining, trading, fighting space pirates and generally performing research and exploration.

Any other old aged kids on here?

John

There's something particularly appropriate about spending a snowy winter day exploring space from a warm chair.

Starfield looks like exactly the sort of game that can quietly eat an enormous amount of time. The combination of exploration, mining, trading, combat and general wandering around gives you plenty of excuses to start the game for "an hour" and then discover it's suddenly midnight.

That 20-hour download, though... that's almost a game in itself. I'd have been watching the progress bar wondering whether I'd get to play it before the next season arrived.

I'm also glad to hear the atmosphere is holding up for you. For a game like this, the sound and visuals are a huge part of the experience. If you're enjoying the slower exploration side rather than just rushing from mission to mission, I imagine there's an awful lot to discover.