Current Events > Literally a sequel to Beneath a Steel Sky and literally no topic

(+) Yeah! (+)

Came out this month and the reviews are good.

https://store.steampowered.com/app/1146310/Beyond_a_Steel_Sky/

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I don't watch that Naruto crap.

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If I report fable, will you mod him, tc?

Also like 3 people here are old enough to even remember the original, you cretaceous fossil.

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Guide posted...

If I report fable, will you mod him, tc?

Also like 3 people here are old enough to even remember the original, you cretaceous fossil.

I remember it!! Though I only played it years later on GoG

FabIemaster posted...

I don't watch that Naruto crap.

Guide posted...

you cretaceous fossil.

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Wow is the original a point and click game?

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An extremely clunky one, yes.

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It's a little old-fashioned, but damn, it has some fun characters and adventures. GOG's definitely given it out free at some point in the past, so that's how many probably experienced it (in a legit way).

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FabIemaster posted...

Wow is the original a point and click game?

Abit similar to latter Sierra adventure games if that helps.. most things are puzzles you can take your time solving, but there are a few time based scenes you have to navigate the character through without dying. Also, despite being post apocalyptic, it has a LOT of humor

Shotgunnova posted...

It's a little old-fashioned, but damn, it has some fun characters and adventures. GOG's definitely given it out free at some point in the past, so that's how many probably experienced it (in a legit way).

That's how I know of it. Gave me an appreciation for old craftsmanship and new interface. And the ending really was quite brilliant.

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Nice, the original Steel Sky game is free on Steam now, too.

https://store.steampowered.com/app/1368340/Beneath_a_Steel_Sky/

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wished they had updated the visuals to the original which is even free on gog.

i wanna give it a go but the dated visuals even by P&C standards have kept me away especially since i was too spoiled by the art style of their later game broken sword.


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Appreciate the history of your culture, AspicHibiscus.

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Ruvan22 posted...

Abit similar to latter Sierra adventure games if that helps.. most things are puzzles you can take your time solving, but there are a few time based scenes you have to navigate the character through without dying. Also, despite being post apocalyptic, it has a LOT of humor

I remember the old Sierra pinball games but not really any point and click. Sounds like a point and click borderlands kind of vibe?

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FabIemaster posted...

I remember the old Sierra pinball games but not really any point and click. Sounds like a point and click borderlands kind of vibe?

I never played Borderlands :P By old Sierra I meant King's Quest, Space Quest, Quest for Glory etc - you click to move a character around a screen, pick up objects, talk with characters, and solve puzzles to move to the next screen/advance the plot. No/very little combat, as most things are based on creative solutions - for example, you see a medusa and instead of trying to fight her, you find a hand mirror and hold it up when she looks at you to turn her to stone.