I will be playing Full Throttle Remastered.

Matewis, thanks for the info.
I guess I will be playing TFTD this year.

Landed in 1995, as expected, and played about three hours of Full Throttle Remastered (around half the game, I believe).

I must say I was pleasantly surprised. After the trauma of having played "Indiana Jones and the Fate of Atlantis" a few years ago, I have mostly avoided Lucas point-and-click adventures, but this one is pretty enjoyable. Most puzzles are fairly logical, there is almost no pixel hunting (using item highlighting), almost no backtracking, and a reasonable amount of pointless flavour objects in scenes. The graphics, music, and voice acting are very good; even the story is passable. I don't know how much of this has to do with the remaster and how much with the original, though.

Let's hope it keeps up.

Yep. Finished Full Throttle Remastered (4.5 hours in total).

Everything good I had to say about the first two acts has been thrown out of the window and trampled on repeatedly by the third act, which is a collection of all the annoyances you can think of in a point and click game (obtuse trial-and-error puzzles, pixel hunting, backtracking, action sequences with horrendous controls, time limits, etc.) and some you cannot.

Still, I'm very glad I got to get this off my backlog thanks to this game club. Looking forward to next month's.

Overall, 5/10.

P.S. The game was a gift from GOG. Thank you.

P.P.S.
- So, ciemnogrodzianin, can you please get me back to 2021?
- Hello, ciemnogrodzianin...
- Umm...
- Anybody???
- Hey, don't leave me stranded here.
- Hmm, I guess I'll go see a film while waiting. So what's playing? Toy Story? I guess it'll have to do. Oh, look, 12 Monkeys! That's more like it.

It has some frustrating bits(I assume you mean *spoilers* the mine road and arena?*end spoilers*), but I still have an attachment to it....the characters/music/etc make up for the other things, at least for me anyways. :)

(plus I like old-school challenging p/c stuff sometimes....allows me to try my best to "git gud" :D)

Is it the awesome original with Bruce Willis or the sucky 2020s edition? o.0 ;)

Anyhoo here: *hands extra 1.21 jiggy wattz battery to Mrkgnao*

*FT spoilers*

I loved the bunnies...yeah, one has to pick em up quick once deployed and go get another box if they mess up....still, I found it more cutesy than annoying. :)

The arena was a pain, agreed 100%.....though (imo) the arena end scene was almost worth it.

The ending thing...by that you mean the plane menus? I liked the challenge and the uniqueness of it all...though yeah, it is a bit tense & I can see why others might get frustrated/annoyed at it.

*end FT spoilers*

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I didn't have to get another box because I constantly save, so I had a save just before opening the box. I simply reloaded it until I figured the puzzle out. But once I figured it out, then to be forced to pick up bunnies twelve times and then have to place them one by one ten times and follow in their footsteps ten times felt to me like the work of a petty and mean designer. And the plane menus felt the same.
[/spoiler]

*FT spoilers*

Well such games made now are often made more easy to figure out/complete, which is probably why some older games feel like that in comparison. Back then the devs and a number of players wanted them to be more of a challenge, so more were made that way back then.

Of course, that said, I can see why that might not be some people's cup of tea(and I also have a bone to pick with some puzzles/etc in some games as well).

*end FT spoilers*

Finally reached 2050 in OpenTTD, and though it feels strange transporting grain and livestock by maglev, I'm relieved that I won't have to upgrade tracks ever again.

- Behold my home city, which is coming along nicely. It features a train station, 3 docks, 2 airports, one for mail/goods and the other for passengers/mail, and a heliport.
- Behold my relay station, where oil, coal, grain and livestock is dropped off / stored, for transport to my main industrial hub.
- Behold my main industrial hub, a single station used by 24 trains, to drop of oil, steel, coal, wood, grain and livestock. White goods trains then transport it all across my network to all my connected cities. The goods trains caused some

edit: fuzziness due to gimp, trying to get it under 500kB.

They're still nice pics.

I'm playing Stonekeep, it is... pixely, you can probably count the pixels.
But the game still draws atmospheric environments.

Here is the pic that I got when using Dosbox's screenshot. Only 320x200.

Thanks for the list! Added some of them – however I've passed the minor console releases. Let me know if some of them are important enough to be must-have on the list. And AFAIK Colonization and Sega Rally Championship are from 1994.
PS. That tool is awesome! :) Thanks for sharing your view.
Added. Good luck! :)

Good choice! I'm in my first play-through now and I think it may end up in my top 10 of point&click adventure games. I love the sense of humour – and the music! :)
:D Oops, sorry. Looks like we should keep one of us to stay in 2021, just in case ;)

Yup...that it does(I played it once but lost progress and forgot to go back). :)

Btw, make sure to keep an eye out for secret paths/areas/etc....which iirc are found in some areas.

Nice enough as is.....but a suggestion: if you want you could use fraps/etc to get better screenshots(also for windows users out there reading this: there is even a built in tool for such things).

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:D :D :D

So how far did you get so far, if I may ask?
(i'm about half way through or so on my playthrough of it, btw)

It looks that the magic of time travel really works!
Today, thanks to mrkgnao, I've realized Toy Story is 1995 release! I watched the movie yesterday with my kids as a part of fun+cultural education :D It was my wife's initiative. She didn't know about our travels. Perhaps I have to replace the locks at my workshop ;)

Let's look what else hit theatres in 1995 (I guess GOG forum cannot handle that kind of link, so...):
https://www.imdb.com/search/title/?release_date=1995-01-01,1995-12-31

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I've finished Full Throttle, but it wasn't easy :)

I remember this game for its amazing atmosphere. I've never finished it, lost somewhere in the dungeons, without internet and any idea how to progress at some point. I hope I'll be able to check it soon.
For graphics – yup, the game has issues :) There's some complicated history behind how it looks (and how opponents are displayed). But I think I remember quite impressive intro, not sure if my memories are correct, will see ;)