*welcome hug* You missed the very important question here:
http://www.gog.com/forum/general/conversational_freeforall_thread/post43792
:P

<big squishy happy to see you hug>

I'm really trying to get through some of the backlog, and knocking out those games I know I can play through relatively quickly, but it's hard with new releases popping up. I have quite a few "in-play", (installed, started and re-started a few times, waiting for me to get to). heh!

Metro Last Light was interesting, more of a survival shooter adventure, with a touch of (non-scary) horror. The combat action is good, weapons are varied and functional.

You can play it stealthily or go guns blazing. Once the game is finished, it opens up some separate scenarios to play in the world, which I didn't play through but will eventually get to, since I saved the save game files. And... it wasn't overly sexualized like some complaints I've read.

The Story picks up after 2033, and this game makes me want to play that one, though I don't think it necessary to play 2033 first. The story itself is simple, yet reflects the harsh post apocalyptic world the people live in, and I suspect it might have different endings depending on a couple choices we make, so I'll probably play through it again at another time.

You need air filters to survive in outside areas that have limited use time, you can find filters when exploring but the level design is difficult to traverse at times, so if you don't find the filters you will die, The game wants you to explore, to find scattered notes and things like the world's currency, extra ammo and weapons. If you don't explore you will have just enough time on the filters to get through the level. And towards the end, there was a couple battles which I had to figure out specifically how to get through them, which were minor annoyances. Overall, it is a good game.

Saints Row 3 is silly, over the top cartoon-violent and over-sexualized, in bad taste, and ridiculous fun, The combat action is good, the different side missions are varied and the overall story campaign is as over the top as the World that it takes place in.

There is a lot of detail put into the game. Everything is fully voiced, including your character interacting with the world, and not to much cursing, considering all the dialog. I made it through about 90% of the game missions, both endings, and didn't have a problem with any of the vehicles using a controller. ;D

:) Pretty Biologic I can say, as I am dodging studying biology in here! :)

Just Witchers 1 and 2. They're going to be a long haul, which is why I left them until last; they can tick over without me waiting for them to finish so I can download something else. Then its a check through the lot to see if anything's missing and I'm pretty much done. I might fish out some extras for my favourite games, but it'll only be a handful if I do. It feels like approaching retirement after forty straight years of service...

Howdy Agent! :) Glad to see you happy and well.

I know! I've done that before too, a few times. Once with Assassin Creed, first time playing it, and right when I was at the end of the game, though I liked it enough to start it over right away. Usually if that happens, I figure I played that game enough and moved on. Kingdom Rush is still fun, and now that I know the game better, it is even more fun (yet the later levels are still just as challenging).

Moin! :)

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My lawn is doing so well this year I thought I'd share a bit.
The laughing part was because of a number of posts earlier that kept me laughing so hard my stomach hurt.
It was supposed to say "Laughing can kill" but that wouldn't fit. :-)
I can't even remember what the posts were now but I'm smiling remembering that 'laugh attack' :-)

Hello *big hug*
How are you doing?

Hey Ghost what's up?

Any opinions on Galactic Assault?

I asked that question yesterday without a result. So i'd second that question :)

Its a nice turn-based strategy game. If you love this genre, get it!

Good news : I paid all my bills today . ( $349 )
Bad news : No summer sale for me .

Greetings Stilton! Glad to hear you are doing well, and I hope that you (and the doctors) can figure out and resolve whatever is ailing your daughter as quickly as possible. ;)

There are quite a few of us who have small and great works, in-the-works. heh!
The writing is coming alone just fine, yet it is slow going, as there is a lot of work to do. Right now I'm working out travel distances and timelines as the Party gets separated in the beginning of the story, and will end up at a specific location within a couple days of each other, after a long and perilous journey...

I don't mind talking about the books, but there is a lot I can't say, which is easy enough to side-step, just don't want to bore my fellow GoGlodytes with the mundane details of crossing Ts and dotting Is... heh!

Kingdom Rush is a gem of a game. The music is really good, adds to the gameplay. The action and level design is good, balanced, challenging yet fair, and the artwork and animations are charming.

If you get a chance, install it and take a test run just to see for yourself. I really like the game, and it was a ninja gift from Moonshineshadow too (thanks again!)! :D

Oh too bad! :(