Retro Gaming

Retro Gaming is my classic game playthrough series in which I attempt to go through my growing GOG.com library to see how these older games hold up. Note that they aren’t all complete playthroughs, as I allow myself the freedom to kill a series if the game is too frustrating or boring.

Voters encouraged me to revisit an old PlayStation favorite — 1999’s Chrono Cross. Will this Chrono Trigger sequel stand the test of time?

I finally came back to the Monkey Island series with 1997’s Curse of Monkey Island, which provided me with a lot more laughs and goofy exploits for Guybrush Threepwood.

It’s never to late to catch up on a missed classic, right? I finally got to go through 1987’s Maniac Mansion for the first time. It was… a weird game. Weird, but good.

I’d heard so many incredible things about 1991’s Eye of the Beholder 2 that my expectations overshot what this dungeon crawler actually delivered. Still, it was a fun experiment!

For a month or so I indulged in a play-by-play exploration of a Rimworld (2016) session, from its hopeful beginnings to its tragic conclusion:

You know it had to happen sooner or later: I had to go through the LucasArts classic Sam & Max Hit the Road. This 1993 adventure game was wordy and witty in all the right ways.

2003’s Knights of the Old Republic is frequently cited as one of the best Star Wars video games ever made. Even though I’ve played this through several times before, I thought it would make for interesting reading as a series:

Finally, I got around to wrapping up a classic Sierra series with 1995’s Space Quest 6: The Spinal Frontier. It wasn’t quite as bad as I had heard, but it wasn’t a satisfying conclusion to the franchise, either.

Roger Wilco and I made acquaintances once again with 1993’s Space Quest V: The Next Mutation. It ended up being a surprisingly fun and funny romp through a Star Trek-inspired plot.

2002’s Dungeon Siege tried to streamline and automate the ARPG gameplay loop, for better and for worse. I’ve never been able to beat it before growing too bored with it… and that didn’t happen this time either.

My favorite single-player RPG of all time? That has to be 1995’s Chrono Trigger. The release of the Steam version gave me the opportunity to blog through as complete of a playthrough as I’ve ever done for this title.

1996’s Toonstruck was a multi-million dollar flop that’s gained a cult following, partially due to its incredible star talent (Christopher Lloyd, Tim Curry, and Dan Castellaneta, to name a few), meta jokes, great music, and slick animation.

I ventured into Fallout New Vegas for the very first time after hearing for years what an incredible game it is. Check out my lengthy adventures in the desert as I shoot, gamble, and lockpick my way to victory with this cult favorite 2010 Obsidian RPG.

1992’s The Dagger of Amon Ra took Lara Bow through the longest night of her life as she explored a museum, solved many murders, died several times, and kept walking in on people getting intimate:

Going back to Troika Games’ cult classic 2004 Vampire the Masquerade: Bloodlines was a great trip down memory lane as I looked at this unique and fairly immersive vampire roleplaying title.

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Next up on the Monkey Island tour is 1991’s LeChuck’s Revenge, a superb follow-up to the first game with tons of humor, great voice acting, and a whole heck of a lot of weird moments.

I embarked on a quest to play through the classic Monkey Island games, starting with 1990’s The Secret of Monkey Island. Many groan-worthy puns and slapstick silliness was to be had!

Quest for Glory IV: Shadows of Darkness (1993) brought me back into this RPG/adventure hybrid series as I traveled to the horror-themed land of Maldavia and met Jennifer Hale in her very first video game acting job.

Grim Fandango is a 1998 adventure game from Tim Schafer and LucasArts. It follows the bizarre journey of Manny, a skeleton in the afterlife, as he tries to save the spitfire Meche.

One of the scariest games I ever played as a kid, 1992’s Alone in the Dark isn’t really freaking me out any more with it’s AMAZING POLYGONS — yet it still is downright creepy with its setting and sound effects. Lovecraft and pirates? Why not!

In April 2017, I attempted to complete a project of playing all of the way through Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic II: The Sith Lords for the first time. It’s somewhat of a cult classic and the overlooked entry in the Old Republic series.

One Shots: On occasion I “sample” retro games with one or two sessions to get its flavor and perhaps re-experience an old favorite.

duke

“Hail to the king, baby!” It’s time to return to an old favorite shooter of mine to see how the bizarre, funny, and definitively non-PC Duke Nukem 3D has aged over the years.

starc

For this retro playthrough, I launch out into the void of space to pull together an alien alliance and stop a bunch of jerks from ruling the galaxy. Star Control 2 is a huge cult classic — and one I’ve never played until now. Spoiler: It was kind of weird and awesome.

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As we continue the series, Quest for Glory III takes us from Arabia to Africa, as I encounter liontaurs, leopardmen, and Sanford and Son. Sure, why not?

Playthrough Part 1 ■ 2 ■ 3 ■ 4 ■ 5 ■ 6 ■ 7 ■ 8 ■ 9 ■ 10 ■ Epilogue

In Quest for Glory II: Trial by Fire, I return to the intriguing adventure/RPG hybrid series that doesn’t seem to be as widely known as some of Sierra’s other series. In this installment, the hero goes to ArabiaLand(tm) in the distant year of 1990.

Playthrough Part 1 ■ 2 ■ 3 ■ 4 ■ 5 ■ 6 ■ 7 ■ 8 ■ 9 ■ 10 ■ 11 ■ 12 ■ 13 ■ 14 ■ 15 

kq5

King’s Quest V took us into the era of VGA and point-and-click adventuring, two very welcome changes to the series. It also introduced Cedric the annoying talking owl, which wasn’t as welcome. “It’s a POIIIIsonous snake!”

Playthrough Part 1 ■ 2 ■ 3 ■ 4 ■ 5 ■ 6 ■ 7 ■ 8

kq4

King’s Quest IV: The Perils of Rosella put me in the shoes of a woman for the first time in this series. With that, a 24-hour clock, and an expanded fairy tale world, hopefully this will prove to be a better experience than its predecessor.

Playthrough Part 1 ■ 2 ■ 3 ■ 4 ■ 5 ■ 6 ■ 7 ■ 8 ■ 9 ■ 10

hq3

I returned to this classic adventure series with a look at the third entry, in which I had to escape a wizard while being slave to a fiddly timer.

Playthrough Part 1 ■ 2 ■ 3 ■ 4 ■ 5

1998’s Thief might have a reputation of being a brilliant stealth title — but for a guy who hates stealth mechanics, will it be the most annoying game ever? Fans voted to have me play it, so read on and see how this blogger became a master thief.

Playthrough Part 1 ■ 2

mom

Master of Magic was a 1994 “4X” strategy game that put you in the role of a wizard attempting to grow and conquer a fantasy world.  I mostly used my time creating parties of war bears and naming cities after Twitter followers.

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pool

Take the first SSI “Gold Box” D&D game from 1988, put it with modern sensibilities, and what do you get? A weird and strangely wonderful tour through Pool of Radiance. Well, the slums at least.

Playthrough Part 1 ■ 2 ■ 3 ■ 4 ■ 5 ■ 6

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Interplay’s 1993 adventure game sequel, Star Trek: Judgment Rites, improved on its successor in just about every way possible. Behold as Kirk and crew are put through the weirdest series of tests imaginable!

Playthrough Part 1 ■ 2 ■ 3 ■ 4 ■ 5 ■ 6 ■ 7 ■ 8

star2

With a terrific game design, story, and the reprise of the full original cast of actors, Star Trek: 25th Anniversary is the closest thing we ever got to a 4th season of TOS.

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planetfall

Planetfall features the original space janitor in a classic 1983 text adventure from Infocom. There’s way too much eating and drinking in it for my like.

Playthrough Part 1 ■ 2 ■ 3 ■ 4

xwing

1993’s X-Wing was a great start to an awesome series of space dogfight simulators, but this playthrough was hampered by the lack of a good joystick. Don’t play without one, kids!

Playthrough Part 1 ■ 2 ■ 3 ■ 4

fallout2

The post-apocalypse was never more fun than in 1998’s Fallout 2. It’s a truly massive game that I only started to cover in 16 installments!

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temple

This was a pretty sad and aborted attempt to play through the 2003 Temple of Elemental Evil. It was also the last retro gaming series before a four-month break.

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A true adventure game classic, Indiana Jones and the Fate of Atlantis was one of my all-time favorites and remains so even to this day. Not bad for 1992, eh?

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starflight

1986’s Starflight might have been a wildly ambitious open universe Star Trek clone at the time, but it proved to be a somewhat boring slog.

Playthrough Part 1 ■ 2 ■ 3 ■ 4

quest

1989’s Quest for Glory (of which I played the VGA remake) was a brilliant hybrid of RPG, parody, and adventure gaming. The mix actually worked fairly well and made for an exciting run through fantasy tropes. Could’ve done without the cape, though.

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sanit

This 1998 adventure game should’ve been awesome, with trips between an insane asylum and weird horror worlds, but it was severely hamstrung by the worst voice acting ever and clunky controls.

Playthrough Part 1 ■ 2 ■ 3 ■ 4

ss2

This acclaimed title was a personal bogeyman of mine, having scared me off back in 1999. I returned to find a truly terrific game that was more scary and inventive at the start than later on.

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The 1991 time-traveling installment of this series was one that I was really excited to play, yet ultimately was less compelling than those that came before. Still, the jokes were funny and the visions of Space Quests-that-never-were fascinated.

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space3

1989’s Space Quest III was a major step up for the series and was tons of fun to play through. Plus, it had Astro Chicken!

Playthrough Part 1 ■ 2 ■ 3 ■ 4 ■ 5 ■ 6 ■ 7

space2

A quickie cash-in sequel that trod over the same story beats as its predecessor, Space Quest II was somewhat decent in the end. Although if you mention that plant monster to me I will scream in your face.

Playthrough Part 1 ■ 2 ■ 3 ■ 4 ■ 5 ■ 6

space1

A true Sierra classic, 1986’s Space Quest combined fiendish puzzles, dead ends, and sci-fi parodies to great effect. And it’s still kind of fun to play today!

Playthrough Part 1 ■ 2 ■ 3 ■ 4 ■ 5

gabe

Probably the strangest adventure game ever made and perhaps one of the best. Gabriel Knight 2 combined bad FMV and greenscreens with werewolves and an extended history lesson concerning King Ludwig II. I miss Tim Curry.

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For my first Ultima game ever, I went with what was reported to be the best. Ultima VII was a truly immersive game in many respects, although I felt a bit lost and aimless through it.

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wing

1990’s Wing Commander might have been hot stuff back then, but it’s sadly lacking today with a barebones story.

Playthrough Part 1 ■ 2 ■ 3 ■ 4 ■ 5 ■ 6 ■ 7

fallout

I got myself out of my normal Fallout routine by making the dumbest (yet strongest) character possible for this playthrough. Well, at least he got through the first part of the quest!

Playthrough Part 1 ■ 2 ■ 3 ■ 4 ■ 5 ■ 6 ■ 7 ■ 8 ■ 9

king2

A return to one of the first adventure games I ever played, King’s Quest II is a cheeky if recycled return of King Graham and his fairy tale adventures. I do not forgive the designers for that bridge, however.

Playthrough Part 1 ■ 2 ■ 3 ■ 4 ■ 5 ■ 6 ■ 7

king1

How does one of the first graphical adventure games hold up in a modern view? Actually, not too bad if you like the retro charm of it all! At least I was able to beat it, something I could never do as a kid.

Playthrough Part 1 ■ 2 ■ 3 ■ 4 ■ 5

wasteland

What a disappointment. This was a seminal RPG of my teenage years, and I was totally let down when I returned to it and found annoying systems and menus instead of a fun romp across the post-apocalypse.

Playthrough Part 1 ■ 2 ■ 3 ■ 4 ■ 5 ■ 6 ■ 7

heroes

Board game? Strategy game? Empire builder? Heroes of Might and Magic III is all of that and more. It’s also one of the largest games ever with all of the expansions and add-ons!

Playthrough Part 1 ■ 2 ■ 3 ■ 4 ■ 5 ■ 6 ■ 7 ■ 8

beyond

I don’t get it. This was one of those critically acclaimed “must play” titles, and yet I was bored out of my mind with a rather tepid platformer-slash-adventure game and its predictable story.

Playthrough Part 1 ■ 2 ■ 3 ■ 4 ■ 5 ■ 6 ■ 7 ■ 8 ■ 9

arcanum

Arcanum is one of those games that the idea of it is far more attractive to me than actually playing it. I tried, oh how I did try, but this magic/technology mishmash was a little too dark and dreary for me in the end.

Playthrough Part 1 ■ 2 ■ 3 ■ 4 ■ 5 ■ 6 ■ 7 ■ 8 ■ 9 ■ 10

orion

I think we all had fun with this playthrough, as I worked in a lot of fellow bloggers into the mix and tried — unsuccessfully — to wage war on multiple fronts.

Playthrough Part 1 ■ 2 ■ 3 ■ 4 ■ 5 ■ 6 ■ 7 ■ 8 ■ 9 ■ 10 ■ 11 ■ 12

zork

An example of expectations versus reality, Zork had me all worked up to play this classic game but then let me down with no story to speak of and a lot of wandering around wondering what to do.

Playthrough Part 1 ■ 2 ■ 3 ■ 4 ■ 5 ■ 6 ■ 7

planescape

The game that kicked off my retro gaming series, Planescape Torment remains one of the best RPGs — nay, the best games — of all time. Where else would you find a man who is constantly on fire, a talking skull, and an intellectual prostitute?

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  198. Pingback: System Shock 2: Upside-down! | Bio Break
  199. Pingback: System Shock 2: Inner space | Bio Break
  200. Pingback: Sanitarium: Where am I? | Bio Break
  201. Pingback: Sanitarium: Mother and the children | Bio Break
  202. Pingback: Sanitarium: The courtyard and chapel | Bio Break
  203. Pingback: Sanitarium: The circus of fools | Bio Break
  204. Pingback: Quest for Glory 1: Magical adventure | Bio Break
  205. Pingback: Quest for Glory: Packing for adventure! | Bio Break
  206. Pingback: Quest for Glory: Robbing little old ladies | Bio Break
  207. Pingback: Quest for Glory: Raking horse poop | Bio Break
  208. Pingback: Quest for Glory: Fifty shades of apples | Bio Break
  209. Pingback: Quest for Glory: Neck Romancers | Bio Break
  210. Pingback: Quest for Glory: The Baba Yaga’s task | Bio Break
  211. Pingback: Quest for Glory: Dryad scavenger hunt | Bio Break
  212. Pingback: Quest for Glory: The man in the cave | Bio Break
  213. Pingback: Quest for Glory: Climbing lessons | Bio Break
  214. Pingback: Quest for Glory: The Three Stooges | Bio Break
  215. Pingback: Starflight: Intergalactic nostalgia trip | Bio Break
  216. Pingback: Starflight: Copyright protection | Bio Break
  217. Pingback: Starflight: FTL | Bio Break
  218. Pingback: Starflight: Getting towed where no one has been towed before | Bio Break
  219. Pingback: Indiana Jones and the Fate of Atlantis: Tomb raider | Bio Break
  220. Pingback: Indiana Jones and the Fate of Atlantis: NY, NY | Bio Break
  221. Pingback: Indiana Jones and the Fate of Atlantis: Ice to meet you | Bio Break
  222. Pingback: Indiana Jones and the Fate of Atlantas: Tiki-Tikal | Bio Break
  223. Pingback: Indiana Jones and the Fate of Atlantis: Corpsicle | Bio Break
  224. Pingback: My 10 favorite geeky things of 2014 #3: Retro gaming | Bio Break
  225. Pingback: Temple of Elemental Evil: Rolling my party | Bio Break
  226. Pingback: Temple of Elemental Evil: The Fellowship of the Elmo | Bio Break
  227. Pingback: Temple of Elemental Evil: The giant tick | Bio Break
  228. Pingback: January 1st blog cleaning | Bio Break
  229. Pingback: Temple of Elemental Evil: Showdown with the Master | Bio Break
  230. Pingback: Time Capsule 2015 | Harbinger Zero
  231. Pingback: Site alert: Changes to the Retro Gaming page | Bio Break
  232. Pingback: Fallout 2: Stabbing giant ants with giant toothpicks | Bio Break
  233. Pingback: Fallout 2: Puppy patrol | Bio Break
  234. Pingback: Fallout 2: Plight of the moo-moos | Bio Break
  235. Pingback: Fallout 2: Robbery spree | Bio Break
  236. Pingback: Fallout 2: Welcome to Trapper Town | Bio Break
  237. Pingback: Fallout 2: Toxic assets | Bio Break
  238. Pingback: Fallout 2: Confession of a grave robber | Bio Break
  239. Pingback: Fallout 2: Ghost hunter | Bio Break
  240. Pingback: Fallout 2: Buzz off! | Bio Break
  241. Pingback: Fallout 2: Flushed down an outhouse | Bio Break
  242. Pingback: Fallout 2: Ghost farm | Bio Break
  243. Pingback: Fallout 2: Putzing around in the wilderness | Bio Break
  244. Pingback: Fallout 2: Take me down to Vault City where the grass is green and the girls are pretty | Bio Break
  245. Pingback: Fallout 2: Family reunion | Bio Break
  246. Pingback: Fallout 2: Filing my TPS report | Bio Break
  247. Pingback: Fallout 2: Going out with a bang | Bio Break
  248. Pingback: Retro Gaming: X-Wing part 1 | Bio Break
  249. Pingback: Retro Gaming: X-Wing part 2 | Bio Break
  250. Pingback: Retro Gaming: X-Wing part 3 | Bio Break
  251. Pingback: Retro Gaming: X-Wing part 4 | Bio Break
  252. Pingback: Retro Gaming: Planetfall part 1 | Bio Break
  253. Pingback: Retro Gaming: Planetfall part 2 | Bio Break
  254. Pingback: Retro Gaming: Planetfall part 3 | Bio Break
  255. Pingback: Retro Gaming: Planetfall part 4 | Bio Break
  256. Pingback: Retro Gaming: Star Trek 25th Anniversary part 1 | Bio Break
  257. Pingback: Retro Gaming: Star Trek 25th Anniversary part 2 | Bio Break
  258. Pingback: Retro Gaming: Star Trek 25th Anniversary part 3 | Bio Break
  259. Pingback: Retro Gaming: Star Trek 25th Anniversary part 4 | Bio Break
  260. Pingback: Retro Gaming: Star Trek 25th Anniversary part 5 | Bio Break
  261. Pingback: Retro Gaming: Star Trek 25th Anniversary Part 6 | Bio Break
  262. Pingback: Retro Gaming: Star Trek 25th Anniversary part 7 | Bio Break
  263. Pingback: Retro Gaming: Star Trek 25th Anniversary part 8 | Bio Break
  264. Pingback: Retro Gaming: Star Trek Judgment Rites part 1 | Bio Break
  265. Pingback: Retro Gaming: Star Trek Judgment Rites part 2 | Bio Break
  266. Pingback: Retro Gaming: Star Trek Judgment Rites part 3 | Bio Break
  267. Pingback: Retro Gaming: Star Trek Judgment Rites part 4 | Bio Break
  268. Pingback: Retro Gaming: Star Trek Judgment Rites Part 5 | Bio Break
  269. Pingback: Retro Gaming: Star Trek Judgment Rites Part 6 | Bio Break
  270. Pingback: Retro Gaming: Star Trek Judgment Rites part 7 | Bio Break
  271. Pingback: Retro Gaming: Star Trek Judgment Rites part 8 | Bio Break
  272. Pingback: Retro Gaming: Pool of Radiance part 1 | Bio Break
  273. Pingback: Retro Gaming: Pool of Radiance part 2 | Bio Break
  274. Pingback: Retro Gaming: Pool of Radiance part 3 | Bio Break
  275. Pingback: Retro Gaming: Pool of Radiance part 4 | Bio Break
  276. Pingback: Retro Gaming: Pool of Radiance part 5 | Bio Break
  277. Pingback: Retro Gaming: Pool of Radiance part 6 | Bio Break
  278. Pingback: Retro Gaming: Master of Magic part 1 | Bio Break
  279. Pingback: Retro Gaming: Master of Magic part 2 | Bio Break
  280. Pingback: Retro Gaming: Master of Magic part 3 | Bio Break
  281. Pingback: Retro Gaming: Master of Magic part 4 | Bio Break
  282. Pingback: Retro Gaming: Master of Magic part 5 | Bio Break
  283. Pingback: Retro Gaming: Master of Magic part 6 | Bio Break
  284. Pingback: More Bio Break goodness for ya! | Bio Break
  285. Pingback: Retro Gaming: Master of Magic part 7 | Bio Break
  286. Pingback: Retro Gaming: Master of Magic part 8 | Bio Break
  287. Pingback: Retro Gaming: Master of Magic part 9 | Bio Break
  288. Pingback: Thief: The Dark Project: Blackjack! Blackjack! | Bio Break
  289. Pingback: Thief: The Dark Project: I am the worst thief ever | Bio Break
  290. Pingback: King’s Quest III part 1: Returning to Daventry – Bio Break
  291. Pingback: King’s Quest III part 2: Bear jamboree – Bio Break
  292. Pingback: King’s Quest III part 3: Free at last! – Bio Break
  293. Pingback: King’s Quest III part 4: Pirates ahoy! – Bio Break
  294. Pingback: King’s Quest III part 5: Don’t look at your sister that way – Bio Break
  295. Pingback: King’s Quest IV part 1: Grrl power! – Bio Break
  296. Pingback: King’s Quest IV part 2: Kissing frogs – Bio Break
  297. Pingback: King’s Quest IV part 3: To catch a unicorn – Bio Break
  298. Pingback: King’s Quest IV part 4: In the belly of the whale – Bio Break
  299. Pingback: King’s Quest IV part 5: Dead from exposure – Bio Break
  300. Pingback: King’s Quest IV part 6: Ogre confidential – Bio Break
  301. Pingback: King’s Quest IV part 7: Kris Kross will make ya jump jump – Bio Break
  302. Pingback: King’s Quest IV part 8: Thriller night – Bio Break
  303. Pingback: King’s Quest IV part 9: Ghost therapy – Bio Break
  304. Pingback: King’s Quest IV part 10: Happily ever after – Bio Break
  305. Pingback: King’s Quest V Part 1: Shut up, Cedric! – Bio Break
  306. Pingback: King’s Quest V Part 2: K.O. by bear – Bio Break
  307. Pingback: King’s Quest V part 3: The secret life of cats – Bio Break
  308. Pingback: King’s Quest V part 4: The dark and spooky forest – Bio Break
  309. Pingback: King’s Quest V part 5: Hanging with my gnomies – Bio Break
  310. Pingback: King’s Quest V part 6: Strigiforme schadenfreude – Bio Break
  311. Pingback: King’s Quest V part 7: Harpy haven – Bio Break
  312. Pingback: Quest for Glory II: Desert touchdown – Bio Break
  313. Pingback: Quest for Glory II: Shopping spree – Bio Break
  314. Pingback: Quest for Glory II: Looking for guild – Bio Break
  315. Pingback: Quest for Glory II: Desert trek – Bio Break
  316. Pingback: Quest for Glory II: Fire at the disco – Bio Break
  317. Pingback: Quest for Glory II: Adventurer extra-crispy – Bio Break
  318. Pingback: Quest for Glory II: Prince of Thieves – Bio Break
  319. Pingback: Quest for Glory II: Being a hero is a thankful job – Bio Break
  320. Pingback: Quest for Glory II: Road trip! – Bio Break
  321. Pingback: Quest for Glory II: Making enemies in all the wrong places – Bio Break
  322. Pingback: Quest for Glory II: Pulling up stakes – Bio Break
  323. Pingback: Quest for Glory II: A new life in Raseir – Bio Break
  324. Pingback: Quest for Glory II: Give me your clothes – Bio Break
  325. Pingback: Quest for Glory II: A wanted man – Bio Break
  326. Pingback: Quest for Glory II: The end – Bio Break
  327. Pingback: Quest for Glory III: Jumping eras – Bio Break
  328. Pingback: Quest for Glory III: Thief! Thief! – Bio Break
  329. Pingback: Quest for Glory III: Lover of small, furry animals – Bio Break
  330. Pingback: Quest for Glory III: Journey to the Simbani – Bio Break
  331. Pingback: Quest for Glory III: Savannah road trip – Bio Break
  332. Pingback: Quest for Glory III: The heart of the jungle – Bio Break
  333. Pingback: Quest for Glory III: Planet of the Apes – Bio Break
  334. Pingback: Quest for Glory III: Tarnashed reputation – Bio Break
  335. Pingback: Quest for Glory III: Removing the disguise – Bio Break
  336. Pingback: Quest for Glory III: Warriors, come out and play! – Bio Break
  337. Pingback: Star Control 2: Half a ship, half a captain – Bio Break
  338. Pingback: Star Control 2: That’s no moon! Oh wait, yes it is. – Bio Break
  339. Pingback: Star Control 2: Behold the red planet! – Bio Break
  340. Pingback: Star Control 2: Hyperspace and beyond! – Bio Break
  341. Pingback: Star Control 2: Children of the Stellar Breeze – Bio Break
  342. Pingback: Star Control 2: This trip’s not a waste after all! – Bio Break
  343. Pingback: Star Control 2: Cuddly vs. cowardly – Bio Break
  344. Pingback: Star Control 2: QuasiSpace – Bio Break
  345. Pingback: Star Control 2: Ur’Quitters – Bio Break
  346. Pingback: Star Control 2: I am the one percent! – Bio Break
  347. Pingback: Star Control 2: You will soon die – Bio Break
  348. Pingback: Star Control 2: Godzilla’s foot – Bio Break
  349. Pingback: Star Control 2: Procreation vacation – Bio Break
  350. Pingback: Star Control 2: Zex vexes – Bio Break
  351. Pingback: Star Control 2: Glowy bits (NSFW) – Bio Break
  352. Pingback: Star Control 2: Shattered world – Bio Break
  353. Pingback: Star Control 2: Through the shield – Bio Break
  354. Pingback: Star Control 2: The meaning of life, the universe, and everything – Bio Break
  355. Pingback: Star Control 2: I’m da bomb – Bio Break
  356. Pingback: Star Control 2: The end – Bio Break
  357. Pingback: Duke Nukem 3D: Hollywood Holocaust – Bio Break
  358. Pingback: Duke Nukem 3D: Red Light District – Bio Break
  359. Pingback: Duke Nukem 3D: Death Row – Bio Break
  360. Pingback: Duke Nukem 3D: Toxic Dump – Bio Break
  361. Pingback: Duke Nukem 3D: The Abyss – Bio Break
  362. Pingback: Retro Sample Week: Duke Nukem 2 – Bio Break
  363. Pingback: Retro Sample Week: X-Com UFO Defense – Bio Break
  364. Pingback: Retro Sample Week: Police Quest – Bio Break
  365. Pingback: Retro Sample Week: Ultima I – Bio Break
  366. Pingback: Retro Sample Week: Dungeon Keeper 2 – Bio Break
  367. Pingback: Looking back at The Sims – Bio Break
  368. Pingback: KOTOR 2: Prologue – Bio Break
  369. Pingback: KOTOR 2: Peragus Station – Bio Break
  370. Pingback: KOTOR 2: The Harbinger – Bio Break
  371. Pingback: KOTOR 2: Ebon Hawk – Bio Break
  372. Pingback: KOTOR 2: Telos Station – Bio Break
  373. Pingback: KOTOR 2: Telos surface – Bio Break
  374. Pingback: KOTOR 2: Telos Jedi Academy – Bio Break
  375. Pingback: KOTOR 2: Nar Shadda part 1 – Bio Break
  376. Pingback: KOTOR 2: Nar Shaddaa part 2 – Bio Break
  377. Pingback: KOTOR 2: Nar Shaddaa part 3 – Bio Break
  378. Pingback: KOTOR 2: Goto’s Yacht – Bio Break
  379. Pingback: KOTOR 2: Dantooine – Bio Break
  380. Pingback: KOTOR 2: Onderon and Dxun – Bio Break
  381. Pingback: KOTOR 2: Korriban – Bio Break
  382. Pingback: Retro Gaming: Pharaoh – Bio Break
  383. Pingback: Alone in the Dark: Knock knock – Bio Break
  384. Pingback: Alone in the Dark: Dance of death – Bio Break
  385. Pingback: Chrono Trigger: A fun day at the fair – Bio Break
  386. Pingback: Grim Fandango: Year Four – Bio Break
  387. Pingback: Quest for Glory IV: Down the throat of H.R. Giger – Bio Break
  388. Pingback: Quest for Glory IV: Slumming it in Mordavia – Bio Break
  389. Pingback: Quest for Glory IV: Edgy adventurers hang out in cemeteries – Bio Break
  390. Pingback: Quest for Glory IV: Werewolves love hunchbacks – Bio Break
  391. Pingback: Clues on the Interwebs | Leo's Life
  392. Pingback: Quest for Glory IV: Jaunty hats on grinning skulls – Bio Break
  393. Pingback: Secret of Monkey Island: A noob walks into a pirate bar – Bio Break
  394. Pingback: Secret of Monkey Island: Swordplay and treasure – Bio Break
  395. Pingback: Secret of Monkey Island: Piranha poodles – Bio Break
  396. Pingback: Secret of Monkey Island: Guybrush overboard! – Bio Break
  397. Pingback: Secret of Monkey Island: Cruising the Caribbean – Bio Break
  398. Pingback: Secret of Monkey Island: Assignment Monkey Beach – Bio Break
  399. Pingback: LeChuck’s Revenge: The Largo Embargo – Bio Break
  400. Pingback: LeChuck’s Revenge: The practicalities of revenge-oriented voodoo – Bio Break
  401. Pingback: LeChuck’s Revenge: Jailbreak! – Bio Break
  402. Pingback: LeChuck’s Revenge: Spittake – Bio Break
  403. Pingback: Vampire The Masquerade Bloodlines: Blood dolls and bounty hunters – Bio Break
  404. Pingback: Vampire Bloodlines: Grim grinning ghosts – Bio Break
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  408. Pingback: Vampire Bloodlines: Hello Hollywood! – Bio Break
  409. Pingback: Vampire Bloodlines: A surprise in the bathroom – Bio Break
  410. Pingback: Vampire Bloodlines: Forget it, Syp, it’s Chinatown – Bio Break
  411. Pingback: Vampire Bloodlines: Smile, the game is over – Bio Break
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  414. Pingback: Dagger of Amon Ra: Act 3, On the cutting edge – Bio Break
  415. Pingback: Dagger of Amon Ra: Act 4, Museum of the Dead – Bio Break
  416. Pingback: Act 4, Museum of the Dead – Bio Break – Gamer
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  418. Pingback: Fallout New Vegas: Waking up with a splitting headache. – Bio Break
  419. Pingback: Fallout New Vegas: From Goodsprings to Primm – Bio Break
  420. Pingback: Fallout New Vegas: Bug phobias – Bio Break
  421. Pingback: Fallout New Vegas: The long road to Novac – Bio Break
  422. Pingback: Fallout New Vegas: Giant dinos, space suits, and rocket ships – Bio Break
  423. Pingback: Fallout New Vegas: Side questing – Bio Break
  424. Pingback: Fallout New Vegas: Judge, jury, and tourist – Bio Break
  425. Pingback: Fallout New Vegas: All hail the King! – Bio Break
  426. Pingback: Fallout New Vegas: Bombers and mafia fantasies – Bio Break
  427. Pingback: Fallout New Vegas: The Mr. House always wins – Bio Break
  428. Pingback: Bio Break 2019 Wrap-up: Retro gaming – Bio Break
  429. Pingback: Toonstruck: Doc Brown and the Flux Wildly – Bio Break
  430. Pingback: Toonstruck: Tarred and feathered – Bio Break
  431. Pingback: Toonstruck: Welcome to Zanydu – Bio Break
  432. Pingback: Toonstruck: A cow wearing leather ain’t right – Bio Break
  433. Pingback: Toonstruck: This is no time for games! …or is it? – Bio Break
  434. Pingback: Toonstruck: Doing serious time – Bio Break
  435. Pingback: Toonstruck: Flushing for fish – Bio Break
  436. Pingback: Toonstruck: Nefarious H.Q. – Bio Break
  437. Pingback: Chrono Trigger: Gentlemen… we’re history – Bio Break
  438. Pingback: Chrono Trigger: Back to the future – Bio Break
  439. Pingback: Chrono Trigger: Guilty until proven guilty – Bio Break
  440. Pingback: Chrono Trigger: A grim future indeed – Bio Break
  441. Pingback: Chrono Trigger: The end of time clubhouse – Bio Break
  442. Pingback: Chrono Trigger: Homeward bound – Bio Break
  443. Pingback: Chrono Trigger: Heroes and zeroes – Bio Break
  444. Pingback: Chrono Trigger: Sword dreams – Bio Break
  445. Pingback: Chrono Trigger: A boy named Glenn – Bio Break
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  447. Pingback: Chrono Trigger: Full of Zeal – Bio Break
  448. Pingback: Chrono Trigger: Game over – Bio Break
  449. Pingback: Chrono Trigger: A new hope – Bio Break
  450. Pingback: Chrono Trigger: Hug a tree, why don’t you? – Bio Break
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  452. Pingback: Chrono Trigger: Mother Brain will get you, my pretties! – Bio Break
  453. Pingback: Chrono Trigger: The rainbow shell connection – Bio Break
  454. Pingback: Chrono Trigger: Showdown with a space tick – Bio Break
  455. Pingback: Dungeon Siege: In the name of the Syp – Bio Break
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  462. Pingback: Space Quest V: A fly in the ointment, Hans – Bio Break
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  464. Pingback: Space Quest 6: Stripped and strapped for cash – Bio Break
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  468. Pingback: Space Quest 6: Innerspace – Bio Break
  469. Pingback: KOTOR: I have a bad feeling about this… – Bio Break
  470. Pingback: KOTOR: Sexist worms off to the rescue! – Bio Break
  471. Pingback: KOTOR: Digging into Taris’ smelly underbelly – Bio Break
  472. Pingback: KOTOR: Escape from Taris – Bio Break
  473. Pingback: KOTOR: Dantooine daydreams – Bio Break
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  487. Pingback: Eye of the Beholder 2: Forest trails – Bio Break
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