Something went wrong. Try again later

evilCON

This user has not updated recently.

38 1930 6 2
Forum Posts Wiki Points Following Followers

Franchises I'm keeping an eye on.

These are the franchises I constantly check.

That does not necessarily mean I played or enjoyed a lot of games in them.

Items are listed in no particular order.

I'll add new items and get creative with the descriptions later.

List items

  • Infinite amounts of fun on Infinity engine. That is all.

  • Less freedom than Baldur's Gate, but I still remember laughing like a maniac when my giant balls of fire incinerated masses of enemies. Good times, good times.

  • A shame I'm not a rush-kill-relog fan, but the thrill from my first playthrough and multiplayer gameplay with friends is not forgoten.

  • Base management in Rise of Nations was simply pain inducing and that is the way I like it. The feeling when you are the first one to launch a nuke. The feeling when the enemy is trying to fend off your tanks with freaking muskets. This is what had driven me to try Rise of Legends and although I enjoyed playing Vinci for a week or so (that giant cannon thing, those huge tanks), I couldn't shake the feeling that it is a dumbed down version of Rise of Nations.

  • One of my first FPSes. Not my favourite genre of games, but I particularly liked Quake 2 and 3 for some reason. I do remember taunting and being taunted by friends after each death and kill. There sure was a lot of taunting and general dickery.

  • Unreal was the first game I got on PC (never had a decent console). I have no idea how I did not get hooked up on FPSes while playing that. Magic? Let's say it's magic. I just can't manage to play Unreal Tournament(s) for more than two weeks, but I always check them out when a new one is released.

  • This is the way I discovered that dicking around in shadows can also be fun. This franchise also contains the first game in which I, suddenly surrounded by scary stuff, instinctively pressed escape, exited the game, turned off the monitor and pretended that what I just saw never happened.

  • I have a bad feeling about the upcoming game.

  • Only care about Tiberium Sun part of the franchise and boy did they mangle it with the latest game.

  • It's Doom. What?

  • Isn't it ironic that Disciples 3 uses hexagonal battle grid and Heroes 4,5 and, it seems, Heroes of Might and Magic 6 does not? No? Okay.

  • I started From Might and Magic 8: The Day of the Destroyer. It was lacking in technical innovation department in its own time and had gameplay changes that hardened fans criticized. I couldn't see all that and enjoyed it so much. I've played its predecessors, but MM8 remains my favourite in the franchise to this day.

  • This one is here because of Warlords Battlecry 2. Haven't really played any turn-based Warlords games, but thinking of trying out the last one in franchise.

  • Being bad IS good.

  • Majesty II doesn't feel right for me. It's really hard to describe and I don't know where to begin. I did complete the original campaign, but something was missing.

  • Commanding an army of masochistic imps, bashing humans (elves too), conquering/destroying stuff and boinking medieval wenches in your evil lair of evilness. This is what Overlord II is for me. Well, THAT and interesting gameplay. Still have thoughts about trying out the first game but never really got further than just thinking about it.

  • Darksiders is the first game of this genre I tried. It. Was. Awesome.

  • Only played through Devil May Cry 4, so not really fond of the game's universe, but I did enjoy the combat.

  • Haven't touched SC2. Probably can't take the heat. However, I do take interest in the story and watch a stream or two of other people playing.

  • I miss isometric projection in Fallout games.

  • Like the universe, haven't played much games so far.

  • Never had the chance to play the tabletop game. Probably never will.

  • What can I say, I likey turn based strategy games.

  • Currently, there's no reason for me to play Disciples 3 when there's Heroes of Might and Magic. It's not bad, but for me, the combat that I enjoyed so much in Disciples II is no longer there.