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Posted March 19, 2018
FunCom's Mutant: Year Zero adaptation!
Posted March 19, 2018
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Serren: Dune
Dune II: The Building of a Dynasty
Dune 2000
You forgot Emperor: Battle for Dune.
Post edited March 19, 2018 by robomagon
Posted March 19, 2018

MLB, NBA, NFL, NHL...
Not for me but we do see the occasional F1 game request around here.
Posted March 19, 2018
Ghostbusters (above all else)
Transformers: War/Fall of Cybertron
Transformers: Devastation
Deadpool
Evil Dead Regeneration
Batman: Arkham Trilogy
X-Men Origins: Wolverine
Star Trek: Elite Force 2
Aliens Versus Predator 2
Alien: Isolation
Injustice: Gods Among Us
Spider-Man: Shattered Dimensions
Blade Runner
Post edited March 19, 2018 by ReynardFox
Posted March 19, 2018
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paladin181: I had it. It wasn't lore friendly, nor was it very good. First person puzzles using limited charges from "terangreal" which seemed to miss the real point of the books as well as just be an annoying ammunition control game feature.
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kalirion: Ah well, nevermind then. I remember playing the demo a bit, mostly in multiplayer which felt like a "rock paper scissors" as far as which powers to use, though I personally just spammed some giant slow homing orbs with had perfect tracking/pathfinding. I'm guessing there was a power that could dispell them, but nobody really knew which one at the time.
You could either reflect them, so they'd home in back on whoever first released them, or just shift out of their way so they'd lose their targetting, after which they'd continue on a straight path. Both options offered interesting possibilities if you timed your counter-measure right. There'd be a lot of duels between people reflecting seekers back and forth (purposefully staying relatively close together), and then attempting to get in a final reflect in the last split-second before their reflect would run out, with a long enough path for the seeker to go that their opponent wouldn't be protected by their own reflect anymore.
Of course, while you'd be busy doing that, someone else would be lining up the perfect balefire shot, or just wait around the corner with some fresh fireballs. Ah, good times! (So yeah, multiplayer had a bit of a learning curve to play well.)

I agree that the lore of WoT was pretty lacking in the game, but I do think that level design got a lot of things right, and I remember the atmosphere of it all to frequently feel spot on. (The Ways in particular were very well done.) Good architecture, too, and in general worth playing.


Oh, and you know what IP-based game I'd really love to see here? Death Gate!
Posted March 19, 2018
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gogtrial34987: You could either reflect them, so they'd home in back on whoever first released them, or just shift out of their way so they'd lose their targetting, after which they'd continue on a straight path. Both options offered interesting possibilities if you timed your counter-measure right. There'd be a lot of duels between people reflecting seekers back and forth (purposefully staying relatively close together), and then attempting to get in a final reflect in the last split-second before their reflect would run out, with a long enough path for the seeker to go that their opponent wouldn't be protected by their own reflect anymore.
Of course, while you'd be busy doing that, someone else would be lining up the perfect balefire shot, or just wait around the corner with some fresh fireballs. Ah, good times! (So yeah, multiplayer had a bit of a learning curve to play well.)

I agree that the lore of WoT was pretty lacking in the game, but I do think that level design got a lot of things right, and I remember the atmosphere of it all to frequently feel spot on. (The Ways in particular were very well done.) Good architecture, too, and in general worth playing.

Oh, and you know what IP-based game I'd really love to see here? Death Gate!
Interesting!

As far as Death Gate, Gog had it for a bare little while recently...
Post edited March 19, 2018 by kalirion
Posted March 21, 2018
Descent to Undermountain.
Posted March 21, 2018
It's only important to me, but Night Watch.
Posted March 21, 2018
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mqstout: It's only important to me, but Night Watch.
I've actually seen that movie, well one of them, the first one. Blew my mind. I had no clue they made a game off of it.

I'd snag that in a heartbeat.
Posted March 21, 2018
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mqstout: It's only important to me, but Night Watch.
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tinyE: I've actually seen that movie, well one of them, the first one. Blew my mind. I had no clue they made a game off of it.

I'd snag that in a heartbeat.
The books from which they're based are fun to read if you can get over how whiney some of the characters are (at least in the English translation).
Posted March 21, 2018
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tinyE: I've actually seen that movie, well one of them, the first one. Blew my mind. I had no clue they made a game off of it.

I'd snag that in a heartbeat.
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mqstout: The books from which they're based are fun to read if you can get over how whiney some of the characters are (at least in the English translation).
Well the movie was hard to get used to, it's so beyond anything else I've ever seen; the books might be too "out there". :P
Posted March 21, 2018
Also missing: Star Trek: Birth of the Federation.
Posted March 21, 2018
Missing some relevent Warhammer games like Dawn of War.
Posted March 21, 2018
Asheron's Call. Not based on a book or movie but Warner Bros. owns the rights and pulled the plug on Asheron's Call, one of the orginal MMOs, last year. GOG hosting an old MMO would be something new, strange and interesting. The chances of this happening are close to 0; nevertheless I'm not the only one thinking about it: https://www.gog.com/wishlist/games/asherons_call
Posted March 21, 2018
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LootSeeker: Asheron's Call. Not based on a book or movie but Warner Bros. owns the rights and pulled the plug on Asheron's Call, one of the orginal MMOs, last year. GOG hosting an old MMO would be something new, strange and interesting. The chances of this happening are close to 0; nevertheless I'm not the only one thinking about it: https://www.gog.com/wishlist/games/asherons_call
If that happens, I wanna see the Star Wars Galaxies (pre-NGE).


Also: Crimson Skies.
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