I posted quite a few of suggestions, but most of them went up for moderation (I think because I included e.g. links to gog)
I remember playing a bit of Midtown Madness and finding it a lot of fun! It’s a very Windows-y game in my mind, maybe because it was by Microsoft, maybe for some other hard-to-define qualities!
I have the second game on the shelf. I think this series would be essential to tackle in a Windows gaming game club!
Glad to hear I’m not the only one with this one in my backlog.
It was a highly praised game at the time, and for a long time afterwards. I had the feeling people thought it wasn’t bested or even matched for ages.
Starting with a quarterly frequency sounds good to me. It’s a good point about the size of the games. And we can always adjust on the fly, for example if we have some smaller games sometimes.
I’m happy to join as a guest on the podcast if there’s a game I’m interested in!
This is onenof the DVD case PC games I’ve been able to find in thrift stores etc for cheap. Would love an excuse to check it out!
Highly recommended! I played this with my partner andbI refused to look up hints until absolutely stuck. It took us 7.5 years to finish the playthrough. I think I recommend having the Universal Hint System at hand and being a bit more relaxed about hints. 😀
I remember reading a pretty positive review and being intrigued; didn’t have the PC for new games back then though and once I did get a new PC later, this game wasn’t really around anymore.
Now it’s available in GOG and I sure have it on wishlist. This would be a cool game to check out I think! Is this a cult classic? It has that vibe.