A few captions I made from some of the books you can find on the (really, really good) videogame, Quantum Conundrum.
Did you like Portal? Well they made a new one with a different name and it is very good, though not great.
Deux Ex: Human Revolution was a pleasant experience overall. My play style was full-stealth, except for the rocket launcher I carried for boss battles.
As a cyborg you get a lot of cool implants including social augmentations. Social augs allow you to read biometric emotional cues, then release tailor-made pheromones to manipulate people. Like cults, that qualifies as coolwrong.
That awkward moment when your history teacher is talking about Cold War and every time they mention heightened tensions between Russia and America
I chose Green, but I would have chosen Blue had I fully understood the ramifications.
I am disappointed that there was no romance conflict scene: Having chosen Sam Trainor early, I had no idea I was freezing out hunky Garrus. Now Commander Shepard wishes she could hip-thrust at Garrus, if only I wasn’t disassembled.
Still very pleased to have played this game.
thefirethatburnsagainstthecold:
This game <3
Limbo is a real punch in the head for an arachnaphobe like me. I picked it up as a part of the most recent humble bundle to have a chance to play through the whole thing myself.
- I enjoy its creepy/grim ambiance
- I dislike spiders
- Limbo is the kind of game I want to give to my sister who doesn’t play video games, because this one is art.
- fuck spiders go die where I can’t see you ever
I banged my palm on the armrest. I made a fist as I gave the order: “Fire photon torpedoes!” I whispered to indicate (to myself) the responses from my loyal crew. (“They’re coming around for another pass, sir!” and “Shields at 71%!”)
Helm, hard to starboard. Bring us about. Target their engines and fire phasers.
I have got the computer game for you: Artemis spaceship simulator!
I am now a DJ Hero, stand in awe of my plastic clicking noises.
(via trickknight)
The real SWAT experience comes with complementary frustration and room-entry fuck-ups.
Hey hey writers, hey.
So what #Arkh has decided to explore for each level is a specific cultural story about either:
- Romantic Love
- Close, devoted friendship
- Close familial relationships
Please send us notes and fanmail with the name of story, the culture it’s from, and a short synopsis of the story. You NEED to…
