Recent content by DaemonicShadow

I used to play this game when I was about three or four (so we're talking late nineties here) for the PC. It was a train shunting puzzle game; that's literally the best way I can describe it. You changed signals and told trains where to go so they didn't crash. It had loads of different levels...

Utter nonsense. I watched this break on Twitter and was absolutely fuming. Apart from the inherent hypocrisy of responding to bullying concerns with bullying, Ross is a huge sci-fi fan, and has often supported the community where other comedians and chat show hosts might mock it to get a cheap...

The Stanley Parable, FTL: Faster Than Light, and Antichamber are the ones I'd recommend. They're all games I didn't actually want to finish. Although yes, Morrowind is the best game in the world.

I've sunk a lot of hours into both games, and while I prefer Fallout 3, it's a very close competition for me. New Vegas had a much better main storyline, but at the same time the characters involved in the main storyline didn't have as much impact as those in Fallout 3's (Caesar is...

I got it for fourteen quid and it was well worth it as far as I'm concerned. I like to think of it as Skyrim's Knights of the Nine, which was also a good expansion despite not adding a whole new area to the game world. As I see it (this being the perspective of a Bethesda fanboy, mind you) it...

Just finished the Dawnguard ending of...well, Dawnguard, having finished the Volkihar ending first. I've now moved back on to Morrowind while I search for a GBA SP, because I have weird classic Pokemon urges at the moment.

Black Marsh and Morrowind. During the invasion. Mainly for post-Red Mountain Morrowind.

I'm going to be honest and say that while it was a disappointing story, I found myself wanting to see CoD's overarching storyline through to the end. Battlefield I dislike anyway. So I probably wouldn't buy either of them.

Apart from being made on Bethesda's engine with Bethesda's licensing and Bethesda's publishing? Na, they weren't involved at all. New Vegas looked dated, had a storyline that was about as immersive as a goldfish and had none of the post-apocalyptic feel that made me enjoy Fallout 3. It was...

I liked On Stranger Tides. Bit of a marathon though. Better than Dead Man's bloody Chest anyway.

Vore. Furry is hot. Vore is disturbing.

Alpha Protocol.

Bonelords out of Morrowind.

Bloody Morrowind. Specifically Dwemer tombs. Especially after Oblivion's dungeons were all 'Oh. A zombie. Spell. No zombie.', I expected the same from Morrowind if not worse. How wrong I was...

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