Doom64guy

Since this game hasn't have a Wikipedia article yet, I think this can be considered obscure enough even though it's still quite recent. Shame, because the game's idea is very interesting IMO.

There are at least 2 books I'd highly recommend to anyone: 1. Hans Rosling's "Factfulness" Really eye-opening and made us be able to see the world in a better way. 2. Michael H. Hart's "The 100" and "A View from the Year 3000" A great way to learn history through the world's most influential figures, and a way to predict the future with said knowledge.

Wow, that's a lot of languages to study. Great effort tho. About me, at least I'm quite fluent in Indonesia and English, with some dose of local language and Arabic. Beyond that, I study Japanese in SHS, even tho I'm not fluent enough in it. I also used to try to learn German, French, and Russia, but didn't go far enough because of the lack of immediate use for my activities.

Great to see less-used engines got some love. Keep it up.

Yes! (Pun intended)

Glad to see King Crimson, Neutral Milk Hotel, and Slint get some love here.

Tomb Raider. At first there's only the official editor, but then there are a few unofficial editors made by fans. The most recent one, Tomb Editor, also come with a all-in-one engine (Tomb Engine) that combines the best parts of the classic Tomb Raider games.

X-Men's Phoenix

So I guess you wouldn't play Slender either?

Just to make sure, your friend isn't Jean Grey, right? If not, that's still both interesting and.. creepy.

Ah OK. Thanks for reminding. 🙏🏾

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By default, I'm looking for the easiest difficulty in any games, except when harder difficulties unlock more stuffs.

Hey, thanks for notifying this.

The mod levels in idgames Archive, particularly the non-mainstream ones (i.e. Doom 64, HacX, Strife), made me want to build levels in those engines someday.