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AndreaDraco83 · 08-10-2008, 01:32 AM

The game-play stay almost the same in both games: perhaps, a little better in the first one, but not so much. And this is the main flaw of both games: they never were challenging - you can easily turn off your brain while playing, or concentrate on other things, 'cause your gray matter will never be stimulated. Although, both of them remain very funny ^^

@ Fantasysci5: Curtis Craig is a thirty-something employer of Wyntech Corporation, a big computer company. Regardless a history of mental illness and an unfortunate childhood, now he's (or, at least, he seems) quite normal: good job, nice co-worker lover and good friends. That's obviously before the very game begins...

08-10-2008, 01:32 AM	#31
AndreaDraco83 Senior Member Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: Italy Posts: 2,684	The game-play stay almost the same in both games: perhaps, a little better in the first one, but not so much. And this is the main flaw of both games: they never were challenging - you can easily turn off your brain while playing, or concentrate on other things, 'cause your gray matter will never be stimulated. Although, both of them remain very funny ^^ @ Fantasysci5: Curtis Craig is a thirty-something employer of Wyntech Corporation, a big computer company. Regardless a history of mental illness and an unfortunate childhood, now he's (or, at least, he seems) quite normal: good job, nice co-worker lover and good friends. That's obviously before the very game begins... __________________ Top Ten Adventures: Gabriel Knight Series, King's Quest VI, Conquests of the Longbow, Quest for Glory II, Police Quest III, Gold Rush!, Leisure Suit Larry III, Under a Killing Moon, Conquests of Camelot, Freddy Pharkas Frontier Pharmacist. Now Playing: Neverwinter Nights, Professor Layton and the Diabolical Box