Grimrock

At least we know, and you've got to admit, when a 6+ year old computer only has to change settings for one area, that's dang good compatibility!

Originally I bought the game specifically to support Almost Human. I fire it up, start playing it, and wham I'm instantly hooked!

There is hope for that robc. My friends got both of their kids to play D&D 4e, and while one wandered back to only video games, the other has become somewhat of a roleplayer, even if he hasn't grown to understand the non-combat aspect of roleplaying yet.

Why not show your child the wonder we all had when we first started exploring the first video games back in the late 70's and early 80's?

Who knows as your kid's eyes grow wide in wonder over the magic that's on the screen, you might be able to catch a bit of your inner child within the amazed gaze.

I'm very much in agreement also. In fact, it was something that TotalBisquit mentioned in passing that made up my mind about buying this game. He showed a feature the developers designed to allow clicking on arrows for movement in order to allow ONE person to be able to play LoG. I figured if a deve...