This video has been clipped slightly as of January 2024 to remove a copyright block claim from [Merlin] in Germany, hence the strange jump in the intro. I wasn't able to establish whether the claim was really legitimate or not (the company have a history of false claims) but this is the easiest solution :)
Considering you partially call these videos "sleeping aids" (and I have in fact slept with them playing), I'd say that the tag is apt, but also that the quality is still incredibly detailed and on another level. In fact, I'd say you're the Brian Eno of UA-cam gaming videos at this point, making vids that are both meticulously detailed to watch closely and yet calming enough to have in the background. Amazing works as always. Happy Holidays to you MrEdders.
Cheers! I'm not sure why I speak so slowly in these videos though - doesn't sound like that when I record them. A lot of people recommend watching my videos on 1.5x speed :D
@@MrEdders123 Please never change the way or the speed of how you talk. It is so soothing yet keeps it so interesting, I absolutely love it and your videos. Patreon when? 👀
I watch the whole videos 3-5 times before I manage to understand the entire thing. I just space out and go to sleep especially if I am right after work. But they are not boring, they are like good bedtime stories.
Among the retro sphere reviewers, I strongly enjoy the history and attention to detail you put into these. They are almost masterclass level courses on game history and game development. Bravo!
I have mad respect for indie devs developing a long-running franchises like this - even if the connection is more thematic than narrative. I hope Fisher lets people distribute the old games one day, though; game preservation is important and the idea that any game gets lost for eternity is saddening. Perhaps a GOG release with the two as 'unsupported extras' - with a wrapper stating us such.
Yeah that's what I'd like to see. Although (and I'm purely speculating here) maybe GoG refused to sell the newer LHoD or something. They've made some really weird decisions regarding what indie games they let on their store.
too bad WRF , lost his full version of that horror Price of Persia platformer "Death by Dark Shadows"... it was brilliant , the only thing saved we have is the Beta and shareware version ... maybe he will find his full version ... at lest his later games build on the Vampire Masquerade lore Bloodlust and Vampirem are passable ...
@@MrEdders123 hmmm , well Vampirem has a free demo ... and some of his games are free ... or you could asked WRF, he is cool with giving review copies , he likes PR since his indie horror games are now niche ... when in the Dos days he was promoted publishers ... now he is on his own ...
@@MrEdders123 so next time your jumping into the lands of Amiga ... HeroQuest II: Legacy of Sorasil was great , you should try Ambermoon or Perihelion now those games are impressive for Amiga hardware ...
What a great Christmas present, indeed! Another completely unknown to me, yet very interesting, game brilliantly reviewed and analyzed. Thank You ;) Merry Christmas & a Happy New Year to You and all the viewers. Cheers!
Fantastic video! Had no idea this dude had more than some sorta-interesting, sorta-janky vampire ARPGs under his belt. Thanks for the walk through the back catalog 😃😁
I was late on premier of this video (thanks UA-cam) but i kinda glad i watched it later on the New Years eve. You become my companion for this holiday, MrEdders. Great video, as always! Already rewatched it second time week after, to pick up on details.
Absolutely wonderful work. Although I don't have the stamina for 3 hours and hear it more than see it on this title, it's a delight. Keep up the good work!
I've been circling around these games for awhile but never knew that much about them and there wasn't a huge amount of accessible info out there for me - thanks for another great video. Looking forward to what you put out in 2023, this is easily most enjoyed channel of 2022
While I appreciate the nice graphics and storytelling, these adventure games never really "clicked" with me, exactly the reasons you mentioned on this video (pixel hunting, trying everything with everything, etc. kinda outdated game design). There's only one such game which I've been able to complete, Alone in The Dark, and even then it must have taken a few years for us three kids to figure it out, we played it separately on our own and then traded advice at school, sometimes we went together at someone's place and tried to brainstorm it. There was a lot of game on that single floppy back then.
Honestly, the gothic horror market is SORELY underserved these days. Not just for video games, but for all media. It's such a shame, cause I love the genre, and am sure there could be a market for it.
Incredible video! I want to play these for the atmosphere alone. Where can I find more info on Servants of the Red Sky? A horror flight sim sounds really interesting, but googling hasn’t turned anything up.
Unfortunately I wasn't able to find a working link to it, only archives of the pages talking about it on Fisher's old website. I think it was included on older copies of the mail order CD ROM of LHoD 2000 along with a bunch of other Fisher games. From what I could tell it was mostly a proof of concept, not a full-fat game 🙂
I love your videos and they are so relaxing to watch! Just to point out that there is a fuzzy static noise when you speak when listening with headphones, maybe it's microphone related. Keep up the fantastic work Mr Edders!
Hey, yeah I noticed that after spending several hours recording and was pretty mad. Although some noise is unavoidable (I live next to a very busy street), I'm not sure where the buzz came from.
Thank you for all the work you put into keeping the history of these games alive. I'm so glad I found your channel, the depth of detail you go into is fantastic and seldom paralleled by other retro game reviewers.
I have just seen the first 25 minutes of the video and I have to admit that your sheer dedication , passion and love for this kind of niche videogames is unrivable👏😍Having been born in 1995 it is so fascinating discovering the past of my favourite art of videogames 😮 Please don't stop creating this astounding and magnificent content of yours 😁
I just came across the channel and watched a bunch of random videos one after the other. The reviews are what every retro reviewer should be doing instead of using heavy words and getting annoyed over nuances which were very much a product of their time. Also will it be possible for you to do Silver (infogrames)? This game got me interested me fantasy and RPG which persists to this day although the length of these games is a huge deterrence for me nowadays.
Brilliant video indeed, I've always love and been fascinated by old adventure games especially horror ones, have you played Plague Of The Moon? An old DOS horror game where you play as a witch, perhaps it would make an interesting video, it's shrouded in mystery and obscurity, there is only a shareware version available and not much info about it, it's interesting to say the least, anyway subbed! Great content mate👍
I didn't play original DOS games, but to me Disaster Squad Productions' Cursed trilogy seems to have pretty similar artstyle and probably was inspired by adventure horror games of that era.
In line with your observations on the voodoo aspects, I'd love to see you tackle the Gabriel Knight trilogy, though it's only the first of those that has the voodoo angle. Excellent review.
Heh, I was trying to get footage for Darkness Within for the "other recommendations" bit at the end of the video, was still waiting for my new debit card at the time though.
Post-Mortem and Still Life are games which are very much what Bill Fischer most likely wanted to make, considering such parallels between theme and visuals. I very much second the recommendations, along with Waxworks. For the Elvira games, I would definitely recommend the Amiga versions.
if the graphics are pink and bluegreen then it is CGA . EGA could display 16 colours simultaneously out of 64 total colours and a max resolution of 640x350. VGA was 16 colours simultaneously out of 256 total and came in 640x480, so the gameplay you show doesn't have a ton of colour variety and also seems to come in 640x350 unless you're aftermarket modding that to fullscreen somehow, it's probably EGA, unless it supports 640x480.these games remind me of those Mac games like Shadowgate and Uninvited a lot but they seem more ambitious and slightly improved over those early entries. the DOS ones I mean, they definitely look like products of thei year they were released for each entry.
Yeah I never found a version of the original LHOD that seemed to be CGA, despite references to it in the shareware ads and in-game text. As far as I can tell there's only EGA variants and the VGA version with different gameplay. 🤔
@@MrEdders123 as all the formats were created by IBM the EGA mode could downscale to CGA and VGA to EGA as well: if that was the hardware present. So the mention of it in the shareware ad, without having seen it, I would imagine is just to assure customers they didn't need to upgrade to play it maybe?
Merry Christmas! Although happy to see a new video, 3hrs is really long. I was about to suggest making the videos shorter or better yet split, in this case maybe an old and new games two video split. On the other hand I see people are happy with the lenght, not sure how they have the time...
You're right, and it was definitely a mistake trying to do everything at once. What happened was that I couldn't find enough background material on Romantic Blue, so I thought "eh, I'll cover all of them since they're only shareware games". I didn't realize the reboot games were full-length titles. I definitely could've made a better video on just the DOS games and compared them in more depth to Uninvited and other horror first-person adventures like Personal Nightmare or Elvira. I know not to do something like this again though :P
Hmm, looking at the old recordings I appear to be running in VirtualBox (XP), unfortunately I didn't record the process I used to actually install and run it. I distinctly remember downloading a patch of some kind (that was in Russian iirc) but I'm not sure if that was the method I used in the end. I can see it's running about five times too fast (which doesn't really matter in-game other than text vanishing quickly) and I slowed it down a lot for the video. Sorry I couldn't be more help. You can also play the browser version (insanely slowly) via Internet Wayback Machine. My personal recommendation is that you play the reboots instead. There's not a whole lot of story to the 2000 version and the gameplay is pretty much identical to other static background point and click games of the era. Fisher himself has disavowed it. 😔
@@MrEdders123 dont know if Pushingupwithroses that he played with do music to be honest. Anyways so far watch 1 hour of your video currently haha it a long ome
If I may proffer my opinion, I think that the often heralded 'dead genres' were often never big unit shifters to begin with. Full Throttle moving 1 million units is regarded, even at the time, as being aberrant to the usual sales yields products of its ilk would garner. Flight sims are kinda similar. These genres didn't die because they were outdated so much as they got eclipsed by the financial ballooning of the industry, caused by more profitable games like Halo and a general shift towards console development over PCs at the turn of the millennium. That is to say, their financial impact on the video game industry wasn't as big as it might otherwise have seemed in its heyday, but in a small pond, adventure games could be a big fish. And then the pond got bigger and bigger while the fish stayed roughly the same size. It was easy to ignore in amongst a sea of other more marketed material. This analogy ignores a more nuanced take so admittedly it is not perfect :)
Will you one day take a look at the first Polish game called "Franko Crazy Revenge"? I think they are even making a remake of this game now set in 30 years later. A good look at Poland from post Communism games into present day making high budget games like Witcher 3
I don't think it's fair to hold early transitiona titlesl in the genre by the standards of today. Softlocking is a real issue and it happened but eventually developers began to prioritize those sorts of bugs, they found better ideas than instant death sto have some interesting things happen because we just had this idea that if you made a mistake, you jumped in a hole in mario you died. And eventually we came up with better ideas. But human beings who make video games came up with those ideas because of games like this. Like the complaints were made at the time and overall the industry listened. And the the most recent point and click genre game to come out and make any serious splash is so good people constantly refer to it as an RPG, I'm talking about Disco Elysium of course. Anyway good overview but like yeah man we all said back in the DOS days I dunno like the industry stopped doing it so complaining about it now seems frivolous.
If people complained about it back then, it should be more than fair to point it out now. Like you just said, there is a reason why games don’t do this today in the same way.
@@ToTheNines87368 well i think it be more accurate to say this game is not worth playing today because of these issues rather than to just approach them without that context.
Great review! Small nit pick, unnecessary is a word you use allot but you pronounce it as onnecessary and its really distracting haha yes this is really an 'unnecessary' nit pick but its just something I cant avoid hearing. Anyway thankyou for your hardwork have a great new year!
This video has been clipped slightly as of January 2024 to remove a copyright block claim from [Merlin] in Germany, hence the strange jump in the intro. I wasn't able to establish whether the claim was really legitimate or not (the company have a history of false claims) but this is the easiest solution :)
Considering you partially call these videos "sleeping aids" (and I have in fact slept with them playing), I'd say that the tag is apt, but also that the quality is still incredibly detailed and on another level. In fact, I'd say you're the Brian Eno of UA-cam gaming videos at this point, making vids that are both meticulously detailed to watch closely and yet calming enough to have in the background. Amazing works as always. Happy Holidays to you MrEdders.
Cheers! I'm not sure why I speak so slowly in these videos though - doesn't sound like that when I record them. A lot of people recommend watching my videos on 1.5x speed :D
@@MrEdders123 Please never change the way or the speed of how you talk. It is so soothing yet keeps it so interesting, I absolutely love it and your videos.
Patreon when? 👀
I watch the whole videos 3-5 times before I manage to understand the entire thing. I just space out and go to sleep especially if I am right after work. But they are not boring, they are like good bedtime stories.
Funny, I use the videos to help me focus on my work
28:57 Seeing a zombie called a "strange fellow" is very funny.
3 whole hours, what a Christmas gift!! Thanks MrEdders!!
Unironically this is really a treat
Among the retro sphere reviewers, I strongly enjoy the history and attention to detail you put into these. They are almost masterclass level courses on game history and game development. Bravo!
I have mad respect for indie devs developing a long-running franchises like this - even if the connection is more thematic than narrative.
I hope Fisher lets people distribute the old games one day, though; game preservation is important and the idea that any game gets lost for eternity is saddening. Perhaps a GOG release with the two as 'unsupported extras' - with a wrapper stating us such.
Yeah that's what I'd like to see. Although (and I'm purely speculating here) maybe GoG refused to sell the newer LHoD or something. They've made some really weird decisions regarding what indie games they let on their store.
too bad WRF , lost his full version of that horror Price of Persia platformer "Death by Dark Shadows"... it was brilliant , the only thing saved we have is the Beta and shareware version ... maybe he will find his full version ... at lest his later games build on the Vampire Masquerade lore Bloodlust and Vampirem are passable ...
I wanted to play a bit of his recent games for footage, but ran into VPN problems and didn't want to risk buying stuff at that time. Oh well.
@@MrEdders123 hmmm , well Vampirem has a free demo ... and some of his games are free ... or you could asked WRF, he is cool with giving review copies , he likes PR since his indie horror games are now niche ... when in the Dos days he was promoted publishers ... now he is on his own ...
@@MrEdders123 so next time your jumping into the lands of Amiga ... HeroQuest II: Legacy of Sorasil was great , you should try Ambermoon or Perihelion now those games are impressive for Amiga hardware ...
@@hfric I might play one briefly for footage, as I noticed reviews of HQ2 mentioned other amiga RPGs
What a great Christmas present, indeed!
Another completely unknown to me, yet very interesting, game brilliantly reviewed and analyzed.
Thank You ;) Merry Christmas & a Happy New Year to You and all the viewers. Cheers!
My favorite content creator! Merry Christmas Edders. Thanks for the holiday upload.
Fantastic video! Had no idea this dude had more than some sorta-interesting, sorta-janky vampire ARPGs under his belt. Thanks for the walk through the back catalog 😃😁
I was late on premier of this video (thanks UA-cam) but i kinda glad i watched it later on the New Years eve. You become my companion for this holiday, MrEdders. Great video, as always! Already rewatched it second time week after, to pick up on details.
ty mate
I was going to rewatch your Dune video and then I spotted this.
That'll teach me to put notifications on. Your work is appreciated. :)
Absolutely wonderful work. Although I don't have the stamina for 3 hours and hear it more than see it on this title, it's a delight. Keep up the good work!
Play it in your sleep hehe
You're one of the best retospective makers, keep it up bro
Thanks! I just try to cover obscure stuff though, wouldn't be able to compete with some of the other channels out there.
This was an awesome retrospective on the series, thanks for making it!
I've been circling around these games for awhile but never knew that much about them and there wasn't a huge amount of accessible info out there for me - thanks for another great video. Looking forward to what you put out in 2023, this is easily most enjoyed channel of 2022
Thanks!
One hell of a present dude. Can't wait to dive in
The shot of the woman standing at the window at 30:18 is brilliant. So striking.
Not gonna lie, second best christmas gift this year. Thank ye a lot!
(Number One being celebrating with me family.)
I love these reviews and retrospectives.
ty 😁
While I appreciate the nice graphics and storytelling, these adventure games never really "clicked" with me, exactly the reasons you mentioned on this video (pixel hunting, trying everything with everything, etc. kinda outdated game design). There's only one such game which I've been able to complete, Alone in The Dark, and even then it must have taken a few years for us three kids to figure it out, we played it separately on our own and then traded advice at school, sometimes we went together at someone's place and tried to brainstorm it. There was a lot of game on that single floppy back then.
Honestly, the gothic horror market is SORELY underserved these days. Not just for video games, but for all media. It's such a shame, cause I love the genre, and am sure there could be a market for it.
Phantasmagoria was one of the best point and click that included FMV elements.
Incredible video! I want to play these for the atmosphere alone. Where can I find more info on Servants of the Red Sky? A horror flight sim sounds really interesting, but googling hasn’t turned anything up.
Unfortunately I wasn't able to find a working link to it, only archives of the pages talking about it on Fisher's old website. I think it was included on older copies of the mail order CD ROM of LHoD 2000 along with a bunch of other Fisher games. From what I could tell it was mostly a proof of concept, not a full-fat game 🙂
Thank for all the amazing videos this year! Here's to a happy new year 🍻
Nice. I already got plenty of other podcasts to go with but this is a nice addition. :D
Bro your channel is a gold mine. I love your videos👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
Cheers!
I love your videos and they are so relaxing to watch!
Just to point out that there is a fuzzy static noise when you speak when listening with headphones, maybe it's microphone related.
Keep up the fantastic work Mr Edders!
Hey, yeah I noticed that after spending several hours recording and was pretty mad. Although some noise is unavoidable (I live next to a very busy street), I'm not sure where the buzz came from.
Thank you for all the work you put into keeping the history of these games alive. I'm so glad I found your channel, the depth of detail you go into is fantastic and seldom paralleled by other retro game reviewers.
found out about this series thanks to LGR. This is great to see! nicely done.
I have just seen the first 25 minutes of the video and I have to admit that your sheer dedication , passion and love for this kind of niche videogames is unrivable👏😍Having been born in 1995 it is so fascinating discovering the past of my favourite art of videogames 😮 Please don't stop creating this astounding and magnificent content of yours 😁
Thanks, I won't!
Greatest Christmas gift ever!
I'd prefer advent chocolates
This made my day, stellar work as always!
I just came across the channel and watched a bunch of random videos one after the other. The reviews are what every retro reviewer should be doing instead of using heavy words and getting annoyed over nuances which were very much a product of their time. Also will it be possible for you to do Silver (infogrames)? This game got me interested me fantasy and RPG which persists to this day although the length of these games is a huge deterrence for me nowadays.
Brilliant video indeed, I've always love and been fascinated by old adventure games especially horror ones, have you played Plague Of The Moon? An old DOS horror game where you play as a witch, perhaps it would make an interesting video, it's shrouded in mystery and obscurity, there is only a shareware version available and not much info about it, it's interesting to say the least, anyway subbed! Great content mate👍
Hmm, that sounds interesting, I'll give it a look!
The weird shit you find to cover never ceases to surprise me haha. Always good quality 👌
He probably used Poser for the 3d npc models, they have that look and it was a very easy to use and popular software around those years
I didn't play original DOS games, but to me Disaster Squad Productions' Cursed trilogy seems to have pretty similar artstyle and probably was inspired by adventure horror games of that era.
This is amazing, thank you for the high quality content!
Merry Christmas!
You too!
In line with your observations on the voodoo aspects, I'd love to see you tackle the Gabriel Knight trilogy, though it's only the first of those that has the voodoo angle. Excellent review.
That's exactly why I'd like to cover at them at some point, yeah. :)
I love your channel
Thanks, me too 😁
Thanks for the Earth's Shadow tip!
Is there a demo? Or is just early access?
@@MrEdders123 both. you can try the free demo, and you can buy the game in early acces.
I used to constantly mix up this and the Darkness Within games
Heh, I was trying to get footage for Darkness Within for the "other recommendations" bit at the end of the video, was still waiting for my new debit card at the time though.
you’re the greatest, keep it up!
Thanks :)
Post-Mortem and Still Life are games which are very much what Bill Fischer most likely wanted to make, considering such parallels between theme and visuals.
I very much second the recommendations, along with Waxworks. For the Elvira games, I would definitely recommend the Amiga versions.
GRIMBEARD CALLOUT 🎉
I was thinking the very same
I watched their review as part of research :)
oh god he calls it jif
if the graphics are pink and bluegreen then it is CGA . EGA could display 16 colours simultaneously out of 64 total colours and a max resolution of 640x350. VGA was 16 colours simultaneously out of 256 total and came in 640x480, so the gameplay you show doesn't have a ton of colour variety and also seems to come in 640x350 unless you're aftermarket modding that to fullscreen somehow, it's probably EGA, unless it supports 640x480.these games remind me of those Mac games like Shadowgate and Uninvited a lot but they seem more ambitious and slightly improved over those early entries. the DOS ones I mean, they definitely look like products of thei year they were released for each entry.
Yeah I never found a version of the original LHOD that seemed to be CGA, despite references to it in the shareware ads and in-game text. As far as I can tell there's only EGA variants and the VGA version with different gameplay. 🤔
@@MrEdders123 as all the formats were created by IBM the EGA mode could downscale to CGA and VGA to EGA as well: if that was the hardware present. So the mention of it in the shareware ad, without having seen it, I would imagine is just to assure customers they didn't need to upgrade to play it maybe?
3 hour video, great!
Merry Christmas!
Although happy to see a new video, 3hrs is really long.
I was about to suggest making the videos shorter or better yet split, in this case maybe an old and new games two video split.
On the other hand I see people are happy with the lenght, not sure how they have the time...
You're right, and it was definitely a mistake trying to do everything at once. What happened was that I couldn't find enough background material on Romantic Blue, so I thought "eh, I'll cover all of them since they're only shareware games". I didn't realize the reboot games were full-length titles. I definitely could've made a better video on just the DOS games and compared them in more depth to Uninvited and other horror first-person adventures like Personal Nightmare or Elvira. I know not to do something like this again though :P
Do you have any tips on getting Last Half of Darkness 2000 running? I tried a Windows 98 virtual machine but had no success.
Hmm, looking at the old recordings I appear to be running in VirtualBox (XP), unfortunately I didn't record the process I used to actually install and run it. I distinctly remember downloading a patch of some kind (that was in Russian iirc) but I'm not sure if that was the method I used in the end. I can see it's running about five times too fast (which doesn't really matter in-game other than text vanishing quickly) and I slowed it down a lot for the video.
Sorry I couldn't be more help. You can also play the browser version (insanely slowly) via Internet Wayback Machine. My personal recommendation is that you play the reboots instead. There's not a whole lot of story to the 2000 version and the gameplay is pretty much identical to other static background point and click games of the era. Fisher himself has disavowed it. 😔
I seen this game alot during Halloween period back when Pewdiepie or Markliplier type of youtuber was popular. But I think I saw this game from LGR
Yeah he did an LP with someone else, I didn't watch the whole thing though. I think the person he did the LP with made some fan music for it?
@@MrEdders123 dont know if Pushingupwithroses that he played with do music to be honest. Anyways so far watch 1 hour of your video currently haha it a long ome
If I may proffer my opinion, I think that the often heralded 'dead genres' were often never big unit shifters to begin with. Full Throttle moving 1 million units is regarded, even at the time, as being aberrant to the usual sales yields products of its ilk would garner. Flight sims are kinda similar. These genres didn't die because they were outdated so much as they got eclipsed by the financial ballooning of the industry, caused by more profitable games like Halo and a general shift towards console development over PCs at the turn of the millennium.
That is to say, their financial impact on the video game industry wasn't as big as it might otherwise have seemed in its heyday, but in a small pond, adventure games could be a big fish. And then the pond got bigger and bigger while the fish stayed roughly the same size. It was easy to ignore in amongst a sea of other more marketed material. This analogy ignores a more nuanced take so admittedly it is not perfect :)
i love your videos!
Ta!
Will you one day take a look at the first Polish game called "Franko Crazy Revenge"? I think they are even making a remake of this game now set in 30 years later. A good look at Poland from post Communism games into present day making high budget games like Witcher 3
I dunno, it's hard for me to think of things to say about beat-em-ups, especially if it's a non-English game 🤔
@@MrEdders123 hmmm you right. Not to mention getting info be harder
1:19:40 Everybody, smash that like button for the Covox, speech.......thing.
Do planescape torment!
Sometime this year ;)
That intro was genuinely creepy.
00:00 - 00:08 this is what I usually say while exiting a public restroom.
I don't think it's fair to hold early transitiona titlesl in the genre by the standards of today. Softlocking is a real issue and it happened but eventually developers began to prioritize those sorts of bugs, they found better ideas than instant death sto have some interesting things happen because we just had this idea that if you made a mistake, you jumped in a hole in mario you died. And eventually we came up with better ideas. But human beings who make video games came up with those ideas because of games like this. Like the complaints were made at the time and overall the industry listened. And the the most recent point and click genre game to come out and make any serious splash is so good people constantly refer to it as an RPG, I'm talking about Disco Elysium of course. Anyway good overview but like yeah man we all said back in the DOS days I dunno like the industry stopped doing it so complaining about it now seems frivolous.
Well it's a retrospective, complaining about frivolous things is the whole point hehe
If people complained about it back then, it should be more than fair to point it out now. Like you just said, there is a reason why games don’t do this today in the same way.
@@ToTheNines87368 well i think it be more accurate to say this game is not worth playing today because of these issues rather than to just approach them without that context.
2:24:56 this image has haunted me for 30 years
I think it's probably the most iconic image from the whole series, a lot of people seem to remember it even though they forgot the name of the game 😀
I loved society of the serpent moon
Great review!
Small nit pick, unnecessary is a word you use allot but you pronounce it as onnecessary and its really distracting haha
yes this is really an 'unnecessary' nit pick but its just something I cant avoid hearing. Anyway thankyou for your hardwork have a great new year!
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Ha!
Unsavory semen
2:16:10
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You deserve more credit
:D