Recent content by Andrew Giarrusso

I'm not entirely sure where to put this so I'll just go here. I have recently started writing a tabletop RPG. I want to start a thread here on the Escapist Forums to playtest it, and am looking for an unbiased GM to help. To be more specific about it, it's a space-themed comedy RPG where...

I think mine would probably be....Amnesia? It had odd imagery, and a creepy story to boot.

For me it would be The Last of Us. It shows how humanity reacts to an apocalyptic situation like almost every zombie apocalypse story, but it goes in-depth about it. to me, Ellie represents hope for humanity, and Joel represents using that hope.

Yes, because Link's sex has barely anything to do with his character. He doesn't even speak.

Mine would probably be...this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lUtnas5ScSE

I recently got Morrowind. I had heard about how it's the best of TES, and as someone who started with Skyrim, I decided to try it. But jucjhfuef what. I barely see anything awesome about this game besides the soundtrack. The walking speed is something a snail would laugh at, almost all NPCs...

I recently got Morrowind. I had heard about how it's the best of TES, and as someone who started with Skyrim, I decided to try it. But jucjhfuef what. I barely see anything awesome about this game besides the soundtrack. The walking speed is something a snail would laugh at, almost all NPCs...

Mine would have to be Naughty Bear. Full of bugs, badly designed level, only one level, and way over-the-top. But yet, I loved it. The concept of playing as a demented, sociopathic teddy bear that creatively kills the other bears that shunned him is pretty fun to act out, for some reason.

I'm glad to see we've stopped this discussion.

Mine would have to be Amnesia: The Dark Descent. Creepy atmosphere, lovecraftian horror, and well crafted story? Sounds good to me.

I'm writing an article about the controversy around Skullgirls, but I was wondering how I could get it published. I've never actually gotten an article published before, so I was hoping someone knew about somekind of underground, "You've probably never heard of it" webzine that will probably...

This was in Canada, I believe.

I have never played a Fire Emblem, and I have heard of the good reviews, and I really like tactical RPGs.