By the way, you're lucky you just recently got a better computer, as Costume Quest only became available for PC in fall 2011, but was initially released on consoles in fall 2010. You skipped the part where we had all but given up hope on there being a PC port.
Costume Quest for sure. The game is rad and you should totally get it, I think the PC version comes with the DLC for free (new area, level cap, and costumes) which is probably the way you should go if so.
@Branthog: On a similar note to that, where the hell is Xmas Quest Double Fine? I know they are constantly just churning out new IPs but this game has the potential for sequels and certainly had a few things that could be worked on in a sequel. Granted I am not sure how the Costume-changing your fighting style would be applied to other holidays.
@Branthog: On a similar note to that, where the hell is Xmas Quest Double Fine? I know they are constantly just churning out new IPs but this game has the potential for sequels and certainly had a few things that could be worked on in a sequel. Granted I am not sure how the Costume-changing your fighting style would be applied to other holidays.
That's actually a pretty cool idea. I'm an atheist who is a big christmas-nerd and a cute Costume Quest style game for Xmas would be delightful. Especially if they made it a bit longer and deeper. Imagine, it could even cross through several "regions" of exploration wherein each has a different style. One could be in the style of the Grinch cartoon. Another could be the old Rudolph claymation thing. Lots of possibilities with that. It'd be a pretty easy plot to build, too. Overall, you have to find a bunch of special presents that got lost from Santa's sleigh when he was accosted by the Grinch -- and you have to ultimately save Santa from the Grinch. And maybe recover his reindeer along the way.
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