The Heroes Round Table

I played through most of it, and here are my thoughts so far: *dungeon design is excellent *I like the tightly packed town, but there are too many big trees blocking the view in the town *well written quests issues I ran into: *most mobs have no sounds (goblins, ratmen) but small rats have sounds, f...

looks pretty good. is it hand crafted?

Damn it guys, I was so looking forward to this. Oh well, at least we have a demo of what could have been... And the upcoming MMX.

what's JVC doing these days? last I heard, he was working on Command and Conquer...

ubi games have gone up in quality, recently. far cry 3 was good, asassins creed 3 was good too (atleast people say it was) and I am also excited about their new IP "watch dogs." maybe their MMX will be good, too. it probably will not be a good MM game, but it might be an okay game by itsel...

I just finished a long playthrough with your MM6patch, took 4 nights to do it. Now I'm gonna try the MM7patch. :D Edit: I ran into the wand bug, the wands I find on the ground have no charges in them and disappear on first use. I remember this being fixed in the official patch. I tried installing th...

I like the art style, hope the demo comes when its promised, at the end of november.

I used to write the locations of trainers on little cards.. the memories.

Uncharted Isles, Mineshaft, Contraption... In the industry, games are pitched every day. Some make it to the next stage, but many don't, like those named above. We regret to announce that we're adding Shaker: An Old-School RPG to the latter list. We are profoundly grateful to our fans. You were as ...

http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/lootdrop/an-old-school-rpg-by-brenda-brathwaite-and-tom-hal Developer: http://lootdrop.com/ Shaker: An Old School RPG is a first-person perspective, fantasy/sci-fi game set in a Bridge world between the future and the very distant medieval past. Taking the role of...

I hope not, especially when they were so close to releasing a playable demo.

I don't usually doublepost, but when I do...

over half a year has passed since the last news.
anyone know what happened?

it would be amazing if they had mod tools for it. people could create outdoor environments, new quests and whole new worlds. Maybe even a might and magic mod for it.

I stumbled upon this very oldschool flavoured dungeon crawler: homepage: http://www.grimrock.net/ a review: http://www.rockpapershotgun.com/2012/04/04/wot-i-think-legend-of-grimrock/ WTF is Legend of Grimrock: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dzIiXx-8BHc&feature=player_embedded Available on Steam ...

mine is MM7 - I played through several times (I don't often replay games).
second place has to be MM6 - the maps were so nicely populated, they felt like real towns, compared to MM7's little villages. It also had more content, in my opinion.

really looking forward to this demo!

I also recommend Arx Fatalis and Wizardry 8.
Of "smaller" games I can recommend the Avernum series(turn based, isometric 2D, party). http://www.avernum.com/

demo coming june 3rd or so. the balls of steel edition looks suspiciously like witcher2's collector's edition.