Question for EVERYONE here

[Darklord]

Ultima Underworld is especially awesome!

I've never played it, I suspect I should one day...

Funny thing is I'm sure I actually own a boxed copy of it, from a compilation set I bought about 15 years ago!

Daniel.

[kyogen]

Don't really fancy Roguelikes myself, I prefer hand sculpted over random any day!

Oh, I'd never argue with the assertion that handcrafted = higher quality. Hurrah for great craftsmanship!

It's just that for me, roguelikes are kind of a palate-cleanser. LoG is great, and I don't want to play other similar dungeon crawlers until I'm calmer about it and can judge them on their own merits instead of doing unfair comparisons. I don't always have this "problem" as it were, but LoG happens to be exactly what I want to be playing right now, so I'm a little wound up.

[Ishmaril]

I just discovered Lands of Lore right before beginning LoG.
Must admit it is awesome.

[Darklord]

I just discovered Lands of Lore right before beginning LoG.
Must admit it is awesome.

Yep, to both games! Gotta love Patrick Stuart in any game!

Daniel.

[dbgager]

Always been my favorite games. the games industry has really moved away from what was fun..

[Darklord]

Always been my favorite games. the games industry has really moved away from what was fun..

Not any more! Almost Human are our Heroes!

Daniel.

[Jack Dandy]

I've never played it, I suspect I should one day...

Funny thing is I'm sure I actually own a boxed copy of it, from a compilation set I bought about 15 years ago!

Go for it, Darklord! Get dosbox and fire that sumbitch up. You'll definitely enjoy it, it aged very well.

[Dirge Inferno]

I've only recently discovered dungeon crawlers a few months ago, I played Black Crypt. Then another game that was released in 1995, I forgot what it was called. It had a very corny intro with a fat guy selling apples. This is the third dungeon crawler I've played, these games most certainly do need to be common in the future.

[Loktofeit]

Not new to the genre, but LoG definitely really revitalized my interest in dungeon crawlers. It makes me wonder if there is a market for a reboot of some of the older games, as many of them have the potential to really do well with a new coat of paint and a better UI.

[Kuningas]

It restarted my appetite for them.

I didn't play them in my youth, but I did a few years ago. I enjoyed it, but never managed to finish one game even.

Now I might try again.