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I did watch Rise of the Guardians with River, it was pretty fun. Not much here, playing too many computer games. It’s definitely the more “groovy, kids” Kirby, but there’s some genius stuff in it as expected. Yes, Don Rickles and Apokalips in the same book.įorever People is odd. Two issues with special guest star Don Rickles. Then there’s Jimmy Olsen, where I had my mind blown in a different way. Miracle, lock him in a safe, and throw him down a stairwell.
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The catch is, he’s dropped this Paranoid Pill into the ventilation shaft so the entire building is full of ranting, raving maniacs. Bedlam, a servant of Darkseid, to escape this 50 story skyscraper from the top down. The third issue blew my mind in a way that comics from that era rarely do. It’s Kirby at his weirdest and funniest, and sometimes his most inventive. I’m still pretty much just reading Kirby’s Fourth World stuff, I’m totally taken by it. I’m totally loving it, but I’m thinking about going on and jumping up to Kohan 2. Formations change unit capabilities, all mining is automatic, and the AI can be ruthless. Buildings are abstracted in a single town, and you only have a certain number of slots. You assign them a frontline unit type and then up to two supports and a leader. You build companies, not individual units (that showed up again in Relic’s RTS games). They did some really genius things with the design, mostly tied to a higher level of abstraction and reducing micromanagement. There is no way to tank rush a settlement, and the game never turns into this messy slog where 50 guys are just beating on a flaming building. Virtually none of the tropes and clichés that were already worn out when this game released are in it. Why didn’t somebody tell me to get this game before? It’s brilliant, at least the first one is.
I got the Warchest from Timegate (yes, the folks that developed Aliens: Colonial Marines did these games!) so I have all three. I remember reading about how great the game was back then, how it was a different kind of RTS game.
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I’ve actually been playing more PC games than even Tomb Raider, and this week I finally went all the way back to 2001 to see what the fuss about Kohan: Immortal Sovereign was. I’m only about 15-20% into it, so we’ll see how it goes. But the exploration element is great, I love the hunting, and I love how Lara is developing as a character and not a hot pants wearing T&A model. The combat is awful- I shouldn’t be able to stand two feet in front of a clueless bad guy and shoot him in the face.
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But on the other, it’s hard to shake the feeling that the game is a series of very, very narrow corridors linking larger areas that you’re supposed to mess around in for a while before going through some more corridors.
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On the one hand, it’s very well written (at least if you’re comparing it to early 2000s TV shows) and there are some really well done sequences in it as well as some absolutely stunning presentation elements. I’ve started on Tomb Raider, and I’m really kind of torn on it. Some neat concepts in it, looking forward to checking it out. Something about it reminds me of Gammarauders or Road Kill, the whole thing where you place component cards into slots and then duke it out with someone’s else’s contraption. Pawed through the components, it looks pretty good. That should be my copy of Batman from Wizkids.Įscape Pod was kind enough to send me a copy of Gunship, which showed up yesterday. But once you dig in, there’s plenty of dirt to play in. It is a little hard to get people on board with it since it’s fairly complex and handing someone a binder of 50 cards and saying “OK, pick two of these to play” is pretty intimidating. It’s a damn good game with tons to offer.
X-Wing practically sells itself, but if you’re not playing Mage Wars you should be. Both are great- if you’re already invested in these 2012 Games of the Year. Slow week, but at least I’ve had a chance to get the new Mage Wars and X-Wing expansions written up.
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