Together Retro: I Have No Mouth... & The Typing of the Dead
Re: Together Retro: I Have No Mouth... & The Typing of the D
Good walkthrough here, and it has screenshots to help you along too.
Xeogred wrote:The obvious answer is that it's time for the Dreamcast 2.
Re: Together Retro: I Have No Mouth... & The Typing of the D
IHNM is completed. Just brute forced through the rest of the game.
All in all a pretty decent P&C adventure. Enjoyed this one.
All in all a pretty decent P&C adventure. Enjoyed this one.
Xeogred wrote:The obvious answer is that it's time for the Dreamcast 2.
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Started up I Have No Mouth and did Gorrister and Ellen's quests. It's certainly not as esoteric as a King's Quest game but it still bugs me in point and clicks how regimented things are. I spent too long pouring water on the anubis and reprogramming the ROM chip before I realised I just had to click on the sarcophagus and then insert the chip.
Otherwise I like the creepy vibe it gives off. AM's voice is what I imagine #Gamergate would sound like if it could talk. Terrifying.
Otherwise I like the creepy vibe it gives off. AM's voice is what I imagine #Gamergate would sound like if it could talk. Terrifying.
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Slightly late but I beat the game. I got what this game considers to be the good ending...eventually. It took being vapourized a few times to get to that point.
This is one of those games where I enjoy the story and setting over the actual gameplay. I liked the creepy vibe and the adult themes (minus Ellen's story which has some questionable subtext) but I don't really like the rigid nature of point and click games so much. I find them to be like the Phoenix Wright games: you know what to do and have the means to do it but the game makes you jump through hoops to actually let you do it.
For a 1995 DOS game though it's very impressive from a lot of perspectives and the art design is fantastic. I liked Gorrister and Nimdok's stories the best, though they were all interesting. It's a surprisingly human game even if it does deal with some very dark and heavy themes. And AM is a tremendous enemy, extremely malevolent but also somewhat pitiable. It reaches for and alludes to greater works of fiction and I think it mostly pulls it off.
Great game for halloween but not for everyone.
This is one of those games where I enjoy the story and setting over the actual gameplay. I liked the creepy vibe and the adult themes (minus Ellen's story which has some questionable subtext) but I don't really like the rigid nature of point and click games so much. I find them to be like the Phoenix Wright games: you know what to do and have the means to do it but the game makes you jump through hoops to actually let you do it.
For a 1995 DOS game though it's very impressive from a lot of perspectives and the art design is fantastic. I liked Gorrister and Nimdok's stories the best, though they were all interesting. It's a surprisingly human game even if it does deal with some very dark and heavy themes. And AM is a tremendous enemy, extremely malevolent but also somewhat pitiable. It reaches for and alludes to greater works of fiction and I think it mostly pulls it off.
Great game for halloween but not for everyone.
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Yeah, I slacked on these. Tried, but never finished.