I occasionally reread that article just for the laughs, and it's great fun to direct people to, but it's "argument" for the death of adventure games is brain-dead. I'm not sure if the author believed it, or just wrote something funny that readers have taken too seriously.

It takes a well-regarded and successful adventure game, points out how ridiculous some of its events are when real-world thinking is applied, and just says - "There! That's why the genre died." It's like trying to explain why so many MMOs fail by pointing out the ridiculous tropes in World of Warcraft. Of course they exist, but there's just no direct connection to the failure of that game segment as a whole.

In truth, adventure gamers are as familiar with their own tropes as, say, FPS players are with the similarly silly notions of always taking headshots and healing instantly by picking up a first aid kit. Anyone playing Mario knows that enemies will hurt you unless jumped on from above, but the inability to apply this knowledge to real-world dangerous animals hasn't killed the platforming genre. In an adventure game you automatically take everything that's not nailed down, and investigate anything that looks like it can be poked, prodded, smashed or talked to, ...just because. So the puzzles this, and similar, articles point at really aren't as obscure as they'd like to make out, and it's not possible to make any causal links between them and the decline of the genre.

While talking about fun tropes though, here's another webpage I thought was good. I especially like the Law of Exploding Barrels and the Stormtrooper Effect:
http://warp.povusers.org/fpscliches.html

I don't think they will be selling any game with 90% off

Man I've been trying to catch Arcanum and I've missed both time. Going to have to try to keep a better look out today.

For games I already owned before the sale has started there is an owned indication. But not for the games I bought during the sale.

Also when I hover over an owned game button's label changes and I can buy it. There's a message that it must be bought as a gift on checkout page.

This sounds ominous. Now I'm wondering if they went for a Blake's 7 ending, or a St Elsewhere snowglobe. Or something worse...

Who wants a copy of Aarklash?

Guys, since yesterday I try to catch the critical hit without success.
I have read some of which have also caught more than once.
If any of these lucky he caught a game that he had already, and do not know who to give it, he send me a mp.
thank you

Seems like Aarklash takes its time. Its been nearly an hour and it is still here.

This guy:
https://www.gog.com/forum/general/half_the_sleep_twice_the_fun_insomnia_returns_to_gogcom_64aad/post549

Nah, OMM is pretty sarcastic, but it's good for laughs. Their Crate Review System is great, too.

Ha, that's great!

PM sent! Enjoy

Thank you a lot

Hi, I am finally back.

Have the Shadowrun Games already been in the 2nd round?

I think I saw them.