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22 May 2008
I just paid the low low price of $20 for the brand new Penny-Arcade videogame, On the Rainslick Precipice of Darkness: Episode One. After playing the ten-minute demo, I've decided it was a bargain. Features: great art (both 2D and 3D, including seamless transitions between the two), absurd situations, fun and simple RPG-like gameplay, and a black sense of humor without equal.
Support webcomickry in all its forms, buy a copy for yourself. Available right now for
PCWindows, Mac, Linux and on XBLA.Update: I realized that I didn't make it clear enough that (at least in Windows) you can do things in this order: 1) Download, 2) Enjoy the demo, 3) Pay, 4) Enjoy the remainder. And no downloading is necessary between steps three and four.
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27 Apr 2008Disassembled and analyzed, and then fixed.
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18 Apr 2008Also check out the screenshots of the new map. Badlands, Goldrush, and new weapons coming sometime this month!
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17 Mar 2008The theme is "upgrade"
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5 Feb 2008
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16 Jan 2008I could name half a dozen people that will never use Facebook if this happens. You know who you are.
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18 Dec 2007Now available! Just kidding, it's already sold out!
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10 Dec 2007The saddest five-minute game you'll ever play
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19 Nov 2007I'm sure I've linked to the play stats that Valve gets through Steam before, but the death maps (for instance of the climactic battle) are pure gold.
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6 Nov 2007They've been playable for Americans for fifteen years, but this is a great review and a great flashback. I'll have to pull out my Mario All-Stars tonight.