820th played so far Genre: Strategy Platform: PC Year of Release: 2006 Developer: Creative Assembly Publisher: Sega It’s been about 400 games – and so four years – since I last played a Total War game, in Rome: Total War, and about seven years since I played Medieval: Total War, the first game in this […]
Posts Tagged ‘pc’
#724 Medieval II: Total War
Posted: 25th October 2019 by Jeroen in GamesTags: 2006, creative assembly, pc, sega, Strategy
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#710 GTR 2
Posted: 21st October 2019 by Jeroen in GamesTags: 2006, blimey games, isimotor, pc, racing, simbin
819th played so far Genre: Racing Platform: PC Year of Release: 2006 Developer: Blimey! Games/Simbin Publisher: ISImotor Considering the most recent racer I played is one of the less realistic ones, with Carmageddon II, switching to GTR 2 is going in the opposite direction. Based on the book write up, this is one of those […]
#572 Wolfenstein: Enemy Territory
Posted: 27th September 2019 by Jeroen in GamesTags: 2003, activision, first person shooter, pc, splash damage
817th played so far Genre: First-Person Shooter Platform: PC Year of Release: 2003 Developer: Splash Damage Publisher: Activision There’s something nice, for me, about playing the occasional free game – it’s pretty helpful for my wallet, if nothing else. Wolfenstein: Enemy Territory started life as an expansion pack for Return to Castle Wolfenstein, which was […]
#348 The Curse of Monkey Island
Posted: 25th August 2019 by Jeroen in GamesTags: 1997, adventure, lucasarts, pc
809th played so far Genre: Adventure Platform: PC Year of Release: 1997 Developer: LucasArts Publisher: LucasArts I’ve always loved The Secret of Monkey Island and Monkey Island II and it was a treat to revisit them for the blog. I’m not as familiar with the third game, having played through it only once, but I’ve […]
#349 MDK
Posted: 17th August 2019 by Jeroen in GamesTags: 1997, pc, playmates interactive, Shiny Entertainment, shoot 'em up
807th played so far Genre: Shoot ‘Em Up Platform: PC Year of Release: 1997 Developer: Shiny Entertainment Publisher: Shiny Entertainment/Playmates Interactive I’ve sort of played MDK before – it wasn’t loads, and mostly dropping into other people’s games rather than playing a full campaign on my own. The sequel stands out as being an early […]
#369 Carmageddon II: Carpocalypse Now
Posted: 13th August 2019 by Jeroen in GamesTags: 1998, driving, interplay entertainment, pc, sales curve interactive, stainless games
806th played so far Genre: Driving Platform: PC Year of Release: 1998 Developer: Stainless Games Publisher: Sales Curve Interactive/Interplay Entertainment Carmageddon is one of those games that felt like a transition to adulthood for me. While we weren’t allowed to play – the violence and indulge in dark humour were too much for our parents […]
#350 Myth: The Fallen Lords
Posted: 5th August 2019 by Jeroen in GamesTags: 1997, bungie, eidos interactive, pc, Strategy
804th played so far Genre: Strategy Platform: PC Year of Release: 1997 Developer: Bungie Publisher: Bungie/Eidos Interactive Next on the list of games I’ve played before, the 3D elements of Myth: The Fallen Lords made it memorable to me. While I knew the likes of Command & Conquer and Warcraft, having a rotating camera felt […]
#949 Operation Flashpoint: Dragon Rising
Posted: 29th May 2019 by Jeroen in GamesTags: 2009, codemasters, pc, playstation 3, shoot 'em up, Strategy, xbox 360
787th played so far Genre: Shoot ‘Em Up/Strategy Platform: PC/Playstation 3/Xbox 360 Year of Release: 2009 Developer: Codemasters Publisher: Codemasters I’m starting to feel more apathetic towards these military shooters. They’re big and popular, but while some Call of Duty games can sort of manage to draw me in, the first iteration of Operation Flashpoint […]
780th played so far Genre: Adventure Platform: PC Year of Release: 1995 Developer: LucasArts Publisher: LucasArts I’m still excited to see all these LucasArts games. I’ve played a bunch of them once, but never got Full Throttle. When I was younger, I think the theming put me off a bit, but it’s been cited as […]