Innholdsfortegnelse for February 2018 i PC Gamer

“THE SINGLE MOST DEFINING SYSTEM BY WHICH A PLAYER INTERACTS WITH A GAME” At the most basic level and regardless of perspective (first-person, third-person, isometric, etc),” begins developer Trent Polack, “a camera system is the player’s eyeballs in a game world. It is the single most defining system by which a player interacts with a game.” And with over a decade of experience in the industry, Polack would know. Before you can figure out a game’s control scheme (which is often camera-dependent), or even gain a sense of investment in a game’s world, you need to be able to see . In isometric real-time tactics game Brigador, solving this issue proved far more complicated than the developers expected. Jack Monahan, one of Brigador’s developers, recounted the difficulties…

1 DON’T DAWDLE  The ancient, iconic city of Anor Londo may offer some of the most picturesque views in all of Lordran, but it’s a haven for high-level PvP combat. Unless you’re a truly hardcore player, it’s perhaps best to blitz through this ex-metropolis. 2 NO TAKEY BACKSIES  The first Dark Souls is infamous for its irregular hitboxes which can result in some incredibly questionable-looking backstab attacks. If it seems like someone’s trying to roll behind you, they’re trying to bait you into a glitch stab. 3 BRING FRIENDS  Griefers love to hang around the Undead Burg, waiting in ambush for unsuspecting newbies. If you’re waltzing through for the first time, calling in a few friendly players to help might give you the edge you need to survive. 4 FEAR…

June 1997 Looking Glass Austin closes its doors. September 1997 Spector joins Ion Storm and founds the Austin studio. March 1998 Austin hires 20 additional staff, including Harvey Smith. August 1999 Deus Ex hits Alpha and is given six months of extra development time. May 2000 Daikatana launches, Looking Glass Studios closes. June 2000 Deus Ex launches to critical acclaim, Chris Norden leaves Ion Storm Austin. June 2001 Anachronox Launches, Eidos closes Ion Storm Dallas. December 2003 Deus Ex: Invisible War releases in time for the Holiday period. May 2004 Thief: Deadly Shadows launches. November 2004 A fatigued Warren Spector leaves Ion Storm Austin. February 2005 Eidos closes Ion Storm Austin.…

The mission that Jordan Thomas pitched in his interview became Robbing the Cradle, arguably the most celebrated mission in the game. It saw Garrett explore Shalebridge Cradle ; a condemned asylum that, in a grim twist, had previously been used as an orphanage. The building’s additional layer of history came from Terri Brosius, who was a writer on Deadly Shadows. “I started working with Randy and Terri Brosius to figure out how this building had moved from an orphanage, with the ideals of care for the true sort of forgotten of the city: these poor children, to then allow adult patients in at some point, because all sorts of reasons of poor planning, and kind of economic decay,” Thomas remembers.…

HOW WE REVIEW We review each game on its own merits, and try to match it to a reviewer who’s a passionate expert in the field. The main aim of reviews is to help you make buying decisions. ALPHAS & BETAS This means we’ll review any released alpha, beta or otherwise unfinished game that you can currently buy. For these games, we won’t assign a score, but we will tell you whether they’re worth your time in their current state. DOWNLOADABLE CONTENT DLC might be hours-long new missions for a game, or it might be a single new item. Either way, if we think you want to know about it, we’ll review it. THEY’RE BACK Whenever there’s a bargain or re-release of a significant game, our expert will revisit it…

One advantage of Injustice 2’s delayed PC release is that much of its DLC is already available. The biggest additions are new guest characters – non-DC Comics favourites added to the game as downloadable extras for a little more dough. SUB-ZERO AND RAIDEN These Mortal Kombat guests bring their unique ice and thunder powers with them, but you sadly won’t be able to rip out Batman’s spine. HELLBOY A giant stone fist to smash folk to mush with makes Hellboy a perfect fit for Injustice’s combat. THE TEENAGE MUTANT NINJA TURTLES They crossed over with the Batman comics in 2015, and the foursome has stumbled its way into Injustice 2.…

MAX AND THE CURSE OF BROTHERHOOD A powerful magic marker lets you draw fireballs, water spouts and vines to get around in this robust puzzle platformer. PASSPARTOUT: THE STARVING ARTIST This indie curio gives you a simple paint package to scribble pictures you can sell in order to fund a costly diet of baguettes and wine. LAYERS OF FEAR A decent but somewhat uneven horror game, in which an unhinged artist attempts to paint his magnum opus while confronting his own personal demons. LINE RIDER Draw slopes, ramps and loops to give a small boy the sleigh ride of his life in this frighteningly moreish freebie. Check out the community creations: they’re insane.…

This opens with a long cutscene where a man who sounds unfortunately like Microsoft Sam explains the moon Ganymede to you slowly over a soundtrack that soars as high as MIDI can soar, which isn’t far. This is a weird choice for a game that is functionally a sort-of modern go at Smash TV, but Shadowgrounds’ cinematic ambitions (read: it would like to be a bit like the popular motion picture Aliens, please) are a reliable source of both unintentional humour and momentum-sapping breaks in the monster-clicking. Hasn’t aged brilliantly, all things considered: as a species, humans are now good at making Smash TV, and there are better Smash TVs to be smashed.…

MOTHERBOARD Z370-A Pro MSI £106 What better place to start than with MSI’s Z370-A Pro. With plenty of expandability, it’s perfect for any entry rig. PROCESSOR Core i3-8100 Intel £109 Intel’s new Coffee Lake processors add an additional two cores to the lineup. Think of this as a Core i5 processor, but cheaper. GRAPHICS CARD GeForce GTX 1060 3GB EVGA £224 Its prices are haywire due to cryptocurrency mining, but this is still the best deal you can get right now. MEMORY Fury Black 8GB @2400 HyperX £99 DDR4 packs higher speeds, better energy efficiency and larger capacities. 8GB is still perfect for most games, too. POWER SUPPLY 500BQ EVGA £53 It may be cheap, but this 500W PSU is more than enough to handle any budget build. This rig…

PHILIPPA WARR Specialist in Indie, sleep deprivation Twitter @philippawarr This month Wrote two indie features, and still managed to squeeze in a midnight Star Wars screening. RICK LANE Specialist in Retro, immersive sims Twitter @Rick_Lane This month Told the other half of the Ion Storm story: the half that involves one of the best games of all time. JOHN STRIKE Specialist in Art, covers This month Created this issue’s amazing cover – an indie city filled with some of the starring characters of the issue’s features, previews and regulars.…

THE LAST OF SHEERAN’S TIPS COMES IN THE FORM OF TOMB RAIDER NEWS The Spy is having a rough month. Filled with post-festive regret, thanks to an extensive investigation of how many second helpings of pudding are possible to house in a secret agent’s tummy, The Spy’s favourite Vantablack catsuit is now only zippable to the paunch. To cap it all, The Spy is also staring down a barrage of Valentine’s Day missives. Always on the move to prevent discovery, sacks of fanmail pursue The Spy from continent to continent, up mountains and into ocean trenches. The sight of a postal worker doggy paddling past a hydrothermal vent, delivering magazine subscriptions to giant tube worms and towing The Spy’s adoring bundles of correspondence in a waterproof…

EASY: 2D CAMERAS In this environment, small tweaks to a side-on or top-down viewpoint, like screen-shake, reducing screen zoom or screen vignetting can have major effects. MEDIUM: FIRST-PERSON CAMERAS Since these cameras approximate a player’s eyes, positioning a camera is relatively simple. However, creating immersive first-person animations is expensive. HARD: THIRD-PERSON CAMERAS Third and first-person cameras are fairly similar. The primary difference is considering level geometry. The camera absolutely can not be allowed to collide with objects. IMPOSSIBLE: ISOMETRIC CAMERAS Give your game an isometric camera if you want to come to hate their bastard-hard balance between a god’s-eye perspective and a semi-detached world presence! DISCLAIMER As a professional developer, I am on friendly and/or working terms with parties mentioned in this piece.…

The Czech studio behind Machinarium , Botanicula and the Samorost series has been hard at work on Chuchel , a gorgeously odd adventure starring an animated ball of household dust and grime in hot pursuit of a stolen cherry. Plot-wise it reminds me of the adventures of Ice Age’s squirrel, Scrat, but tonally it’s far closer to surreal kids cartoons. The main character encapsulates the joy and crankiness of a three-year-old in each interaction, delivering genuine belly laughs as it takes you by surprise time and time again. RETRO You’ll find references to arcade classics, like Pac-Man and Space Invaders, all with a Chuchel twist. MORNING Your first puzzle is waking the sleeping Chuchel. Expect a…

GROWBOT Glorious colours and messy sketchbooks Growbot is the first game by illustrator Lisa Evans. A point-and-click adventure about a robot saving her home from a dark crystalline force, Growbot takes the adorable fantasy worlds of Evans’ static art and translates them into a space station you can play with, full of plants and aliens. “I love creating detailed images, the kind where you can discover little hidden characters and subplots,” says Evans. “Part of the incentive to make a game was to indulge in this by allowing players to click around the images and explore them a lot more deeply.” Although there’s a shared aesthetic between her illustrations and her game, the move from book spreads to playable spaces meant Evans had to…

The core idea of an immersive sim is that the player is able to use the game’s systems creatively. But it can be hard to decide where to set the limits. Norden remembers the Deus Ex’s Lightweight Attack Munitions, or LAMS; explosive proximity mines that could be stuck to walls. “They had a very small collision rating. Well what we didn’t realise was it was just enough of a collision rating for people to create ladders with. So they would put a LAM on the wall, jump on it, put another LAM on the wall, jump on that, and they could climb to places that we never intended,” he says. “We were like, ‘Oh crap people are breaking things,’ and getting to areas they shouldn’t be getting to.”…

HIGH SCHOOL DRAMA I DID MANAGE TO CHECK OUT A COUPLE OF SHORT THINGS We’re only a few weeks into this challenge, and already I’m falling behind. Still, I did manage to check out a couple of short things in the quieter moments of making this issue. For instance, Kitty Horrorshow’s Wolfgirls in Love: a cool, experimental Twine game about two werewolves out on the town. The action is told in short, clipped sentences meant to convey instinctual feelings rather than conscious thought. I’m also two episodes into Known Unknowns, a short, episodic adventure about high school drama, journalism and ghosts. I’m digging it a lot, but also struggling with how difficult it is to stop your character from making obviously bad choices as she desperately attempts to fix her…

Regular readers may have noticed the recent absence of our regular Extra Life column, the Top 10 Free Downloads. Here’s why: we’re rolling free games coverage into the review section. Our reason, simply put, is that the old system did a disservice to free games – treating them as a curio, and not a vibrant and vital part of PC gaming. They deserve to be part of the same conversation as paid-for games, and now they are. Elsewhere this issue, Fraser takes on the incredibly ambitious and somewhat janky Seven: The Days Long Gone. I’m a sucker for slightly broken games that shoot for the moon, so this sounds very much my thing. Other highlights include console classic Okami, now finally on PC in remastered form, and hardcore PvP brawler…

TECHNOMAGI Originally created by the emperor to hunt down artefacts of the ancients, the tech-obsessed Technomagi are the law on Peh. They’re perpetually unfriendly and annoyingly vigilant. BIOMANCERS On the surface, the Biomancers are healers who have turned biological science into magic. They’re zealots, however, and willing to go to any lengths to advance their knowledge. GANGS Criminal gangs have carved off small slices of Peh for themselves. They’ve got a ‘don’t bother us and we won’t bother you’ attitude. Kill an NPC right in front of them and they won’t care.…

1 LUXURIANT BEARD This coppery chin thatch is so thick it can absorb the impact of cudgels – it provides a 10 per cent chance to resist stuns. 2 TOFFEE STRIPE KERCHIEF This particular neck scarf gives a 30 per cent chance to deflect wig powder and snuff (plus it helps with the secret identity thing). 3 TEAL CLOAK This cloak is useful for guarding against wildlife. A mighty 40% chance to deflect dogs, leeches and rats is situationally useful. 4 BOHEMIAN BODICE Its fabric is sturdy enough to help against knife attacks. Use in situations where bleeding effects are whittling down health.…

Horrorshow is at her best when she explores survival horror Kitty Horrorshow makes some of the best first-person exploration games, creating moody worlds that feature elements of horror, roleplaying and adventure gaming. You might be familiar with her VHS horror story Anatomy , but now Horrorshow has released her second compilation. There are four experiences in Haunted Cities Volume 2 , with each game taking you to a fascinating universe operating under its own set of rules. First up is the cheerily-titled Gloompuke, a medieval fantasy adventure that reminded me of Might & Magic and Ravenloft, if their worlds were compressed to the size of a football field and populated by anthropomorphic NPCs spouting surreal dialogue. With its deliberately old-fashioned controls, its chunky low-poly…

Like this, for example. Sometime between 2006 and 2013 we, or specifically I suppose the people who made Teleglitch, determined that less is more. This is also a shooter where you’re alone on a far away space moon where the alien experiments done gone real bad, but Teleglitch treats this as set dressing only. It has you stuffing explosives into pipes to craft makeshift rocket launchers to clear away clumps of gribblemonsters as you progress through randomly-generated levels. You have to start over when you die, but there’s an all-over sense of retro craft that makes perseverance worthwhile. Also, it’s got nice RGB separation effects, and these will never, ever, look dated.…

1 1440P VALUE? Expect average framerates of around 70 in most titles, with 40 fps in more demanding games such as Tomb Raider and Total War: Attila. 2 ASUS DESIGN Asus’s DCIII cooling design is a fantastically quiet solution for the GTX 1070 Ti, and its overall build also looks classy as hell. 3 OVERCLOCKING HEADROOM With a bit of a push you can easily get a 220 MHz overclock on the core, bringing its scores up to around 10 per cent higher than a stock GTX 1080. 44K? Although it’s certainly possible to achieve 4K resolutions with some AA tweaking, the GTX 1070 Ti doesn’t quite hit the mark for 4K gaming just yet. ASUS ROG STRIX GTX 1070 TI A8G  www.asus.com £500 GRAPHICS CARD This is the world’s most…

MOTHERBOARD Z370 Tomahawk MSI £134 This is a nice-looking bit of kit at a good price. Couple that with two M.2 slots, and it’s the perfect place to house that Core i5. PROCESSOR Core i5-8400 Intel £190 Intel’s latest boasts six of its Coffee Lake cores, with great single-core performance. It even gives last-gen’s i7 a run for its money. GRAPHICS CARD GTX 1070 SC Gaming ACX EVGA £410 Trying to balance prices, we’ve opted to drop down to an SC Gaming card. Don’t worry, you only lose out on a very minor overclock. COOLER Kraken X31 NZXT £74 To get the most out of a good CPU you need a cooler to match. The Kraken X31 is powerful, quiet and great for overclocks. MEMORY Fury 16GB (2x8GB) DDR4 @2666…

1 THE FASHION Ensure your partner recognises you by wearing the exact same thing you have worn since you met them. 2 THE GUESTS Simplify the guest list by refusing to get to know neighbours, colleagues and friends of friends. 3 THE FOOD AND DRINK Fail to get a gold rating by picking a venue with no in-built catering facilities and just dropping furniture on the lawn. 4 THE ENTERTAINMENT There is no point in providing music or games because your guests will fall asleep on some benches near the public toilets.…

Night in the Woods is a deeply human story about an anthropomorphic cat, Mae Borowski, who dropped out of college to return to her hometown of Possum Springs. It’s full of surprises and is easily one of my top games of 2017. Perhaps most surprising is that I found another favourite within it – the minigame Demontower . Its full title, Ancient Doom Spire: Demontower Part IV – Slaughter of the Blood Thief, is a string of dark fantasy clichés. You gain access to it after Mae’s tech-savvy friend Angus does her a solid by getting rid of the embarrassing adware on her laptop. He installs the game as a bonus and promises to, “Talk Demontower sometime. It’s really cool!” He’s right. When developers spend…

ANDY KELLY No gods or kings or publishers. Only games. May the indie flame burn eternal. HOTLINE MIAMI  www.hotlinemiami.com With its pounding soundtrack and hyper-stylish ultraviolence, Hotline Miami is the best kind of sensory bombardment. Every level is a bloody puzzle box to be solved with baseball bats, shotguns, fast reflexes, and intense concentration. A dark thrill like no other, with a bizarre, dreamlike story to follow, too. FEZ  www.fezgame.com A perspective-shifting platformer where you can rotate between 2D planes, solving puzzles and exploring a vast, intricate world filled with secrets. The central gimmick is cool enough on its own, but the distinctive atmosphere, superb soundtrack, and variety of puzzles on offer help make Fez a modern classic. FIREWATCH  www.firewatchgame.com A beautiful American wilderness is the setting for this heartwarming,…

1 Tom Francis managed to wiggle Team Fortress 2 into the magazine not once but twice this issue. First up was a peep at the game’s upcoming developments. He followed that with a feature stuffed with tips and tricks for excelling at each character. Cast your mind back to a time when you didn’t know that bumping into a teammate would reveal them as a spy. 2 Alec Meer tries to explain The Club to an imaginary nun during his review of said game. She’s not into it, bans him from the convent and the game gets 66%. 3 See Through The Specs offers a deep dive by Adam Oxford into whether the games industry is telling the whole truth about the technical requirements for running games. Illustrated by photos…

THE PHANTOM DOCTRINE IS XCOM BY WAY OF A JOHN LE CARRé NOVEL Theremin is the codename of an enemy agent, and she’s my prisoner. I’ve interrogated her several times, revealing intel that will unlock new missions. But I have another trick up my sleeve. I brainwash her, planting a trigger phrase in her mind that, when spoken, will force her to switch sides. Then I release her and she rejoins the ranks of the enemy. Later, on one of those missions she helped me discover, I encounter her out in the field. Before she has a chance to attack me, I use the trigger phrase and she joins my agents as an ally. It’s a deeply satisfying moment, and an example of the systems that make this espionage game…

THE GAME’S BACKDROPS HAVE BEEN CRAFTED FROM PHOTOGRAPHS If you grew up in the countryside, or spent childhood holidays with your head buried in books of fairytales, you’ll understand the enchantment of forests. Flowers curl around your feet, birds peek at you from their nests, and bushes rustle with the sound of small creatures. This affinity with nature spills through Tala , the first release from videogames artist and animator Matthew Petrak. Set in a tiny world, a girl called Tala ventures into the woods to find her guardian, the Town Warden, meeting characters and solving puzzles along the way. It sounds like a story you’d find in an Enid Blyton novel or on television alongside shows like The Box of Delights. Tala’s storybook vibe is enhanced…

DECISIONS YOU MADE IN THE DYRWOOD WILL CARRY OVER PILLARS OF ETERNITY II: DEADFIRE The Watcher is back, this time hunting the god Eothas across the Deadfire, an island chain where you’ll encounter pirates and erupting volcanoes. You can navigate these islands on your ship, the Defiant, recruiting a crew to help you take Eothas down. But there’ll be plenty of time to sail away from the critical path, and developer Obsidian is promising unexplored islands and other secrets to discover on the high fantasy seas. Edér, Aloth, and Pallegina will return for this adventure, but there are new faces too, including an aumaua ranger called Maia, and Serafen, an orlan pirate. And if you import your save from the first game, some of the decisions you made in the…

Sometimes the best way to create an effect isn’t always the most obvious. This was especially the case 20 years ago, when the tools designers were using were far more idiosyncratic. Harvey Smith cites an example from Deus Ex, after JC Denton has been imprisoned. He wanted the cell to have a two-way mirror that turned from reflective to transparent in a cutscene. “The way I did that was putting a pane of glass in the window and checking the box that says ‘be reflective’ and for it to be really, really fast, with a movement time of zero… moving that one out of the world, or into the void of the map, and moving from the void of the map another sheet of glass that was identical, one that…

MURDER DOG IV: TRIAL OF THE MURDER DOG You – a murder dog – are on trial in the Hague. Bad dog. SLAVE OF GOD Visit a nightclub in Increpare’s psychedelic game of emotional highs and pixelated piss. SAMOROST A surreal point-and-click adventure game starring a little gnome in a strange world. BURLY MEN AT SEA A branching adventure starring three heavily bearded fishermen on a mythical trip. GRAVITY BONE A funny first-person adventure that’s the precursor to Thirty Flights of Loving.…

FRASER BROWN Specialist in Stealth, stealing Currently playing Seven: The Days Long Gone This month Tried to overcome guards, security systems and bugs. PHILIPPA WARR Specialist in Indie, duels Currently playing Shadowhand This month Expensed crates of smoke bombs and wig powder. “For deadline,” apparently. CHRIS SCHILLING Specialist in Retro, dogs Currently playing Okami HD This month Encountered myths, legends and incredibly slow text speeds. DANIELLA LUCAS Specialist in JRPG, fox hate Currently playing World of Final Fantasy This month Discovered that there is such a thing as too much cute, and it’s named Tama. TOM SYKES Specialist in Horror, not paying Currently playing Haunted Cities Volume 2 This month Took charge of our first free game reviews, the cheapskate. ANDY KELLY Specialist in Travelling Currently playing Fez This month…

1 STEAL A DISGUISE Dispatching a member of a faction nets you their togs, letting you walk right past security cameras and enemies. Just don’t act all suspicious. 2 BREAK IN Pick locks, hack terminals and clamber through windows, but watch out for patrols. Make too much noise and they’ll come to investigate. 3 USE MAGIC You can make yourself invisible, bend time to your will and even summon ominous black holes – though that might be overkill. 4 KILL EVERYTHING You could throw caution to the wind here, but you’ll live a lot longer if you move from bush to crate, quietly assassinating everyone.…

AMATERASU An intelligent wolf with a lazy streak – she has a tendency to nod off during longer NPC speeches. ISSUN A garrulous artist who can be brusque and rude to others: Kamiya’s Twitter account in miniature, basically. SUSANO This bellicose but likeable drunkard is anxious about his apparent inability to live up to his warrior lineage. SAKUYA A tree spirit whose appearances belie her importance: she summons Amaterasu in the first place. WAKA This flute-playing swordsman challenges Amaterasu throughout her journey.…

FREYA A frontline warrior who manipulates electricity to counter attacks, repel opponents, grant herself shields and deal bonus damage to foes. ASHKA A fireman who relies on carefully aimed stuns and dashes to stay alive while dealing loads of damage from range. Vulnerable up close, if you can catch him. PEARL A caster with the ability to create enemy-repelling bubbles of water. It takes skill to deal damage with her slow-charging ranged attack.…

ASUS RT-AC86U www.asus.com £220 There’s nothing quite like having a decent home router. Asus’s RT-AC86U is perfect for anyone looking for that additional customisation. From smart bandwidth management to VPN setup, your own personal AI Cloud, 5 GHz dual bands and more, the RT-AC86U makes the whole affair easy and painless. RAZER BLACKWIDOW TE CHROMA V2 YELLOW SWITCH www.razerzone.com £160 Man, this keyboard is good. Razer’s yellow switch lacks the clack of its standard switch in favour of a more subtle cherry red-like linear click instead. Combine that with the stunning RGB lighting and a fantastically comfortable wrist rest and there’s little to fault here. ASUS ROG STRIX X370-I GAMING www.asus.com £185 The X370-I gaming may be pricey, but it’s one hell of a well-built Ryzen board. Packing some intuitive engineering into a…

MOTHERBOARD Crosshair VI Hero Asus £221 The best Ryzen board out now. It provides a stable backbone for any early adopter looking to join the red core revolution. PROCESSOR Ryzen 7 1800X AMD £290 The 1800X, combined with 32GB of 3200 MT/s, dominates both single and multi-core tasks with ease. GRAPHICS CARD GTX 1080 Ti Strix Asus £780 This is the height of efficiency. Silent and well equipped to dissipate heat, the 1080 Ti GPU will power any title you throw at it. COOLER Kraken X62 NZXT £140 The Kraken is the culmination of three of our favourite things: an infinity mirror, a 280mm radiator and slick braided cooling. MEMORY Vengeance LED RGB 32GB - 3200 Corsair £410 Ryzen is the one processor that does benefit hugely from higher frequency…

A clever, stunningly beautiful puzzle-platformer As you amble around Fez’s opening village, with its blue skies, gently swaying pixel grass and fluttering butterflies, it’s hard to believe the creation of this place involved so much stress and turmoil. Severe delays, loss of funding, legal disputes, multiple redesigns and other problems plagued the game’s development – as shown in the fantastic 2012 documentary Indie Game: The Movie. But you don’t feel any of that when you play it. The atmosphere is serene, the pace is gentle, and it’s just a nice place to exist in. Fez released on Xbox 360 in 2012 amid a lot of noise about its troubled development, the divisive opinions of outspoken designer Phil Fish, and whether it lived up to the hype…

WITH FIRE AND SWORD: SPIDERS OBSERVER The retro-style main title is matched with a minigame riffing on 8-bit puzzlers. GWENT THE WITCHER III Continuing the legacy of great CCGs in RPGs, Gwent was good enough to warrant its own release. SLOTS-O-DEATH SPACE QUEST: CHAPTER I – THE SARIEN ENCOUNTER Playing this slot game may actually kill your character. PADDLEWAR! COMMANDER KEEN 4-6 Kid genius Billy Blaze had a Pong knockoff installed on his wristwatch.…