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On Fri, 6 Jan 2017 08:49:38 -0800, Justisaur <just...@gmail.com>
wrote:

>On 12/31/2016 6:31 PM, Spalls Hurgenson wrote:
>
>> What Have You Been Playing... IN DECEMBER 2016?
>>
>
>I tried only a couple more games to try to get me out of the Crew again.
>
>Dungeon Robber (Web, PC, RPG) http://blogofholding.com/dungeonrobber/ 
>Original D&D based web game, free to play, nothing to buy unless you 
>want the poster. Brutally deadly, I think it makes Dark Souls look like 
>a cake walk, well if you play the advanced version with perma-death like 
>I do, but it's still not quite as bad as Nethack.  It's fairly fast and 
>very simple compared to either of those though.  You hit a key like 
>(e)xplore, (b)acktrack, (u)se an item, and fighting is similar.  I wish 
>it had a phone version, it doesn't work on either my android or iphone. 
>Due to it's speed I often play it while waiting for loads in The Crew. I 
>had previously played this a couple years ago and got up to king on 
>advanced.  I'm not there yet on this replay, but getting close.
>
Oh man, DungeonRobber. I loved that game. It was based on the random
generation tables found in the AD&D Dungeon Master's Guide. I have the
.flv file on my hard-drive so I can play the game without having to
worry about an internet connection (of course, it's a bit harder to
play these days because I don't have Adobe Flash installed anymore
;-).

I once tried to play the same game manually - e.g., using pen, paper,
dice and the ol' DMG. Man, that was tedious. 

>The Crew w/ Calling all Units.  I think I'm finally over this game.  I 
>still played it a couple days ago, but CAU made getting all the cars far 
>too easy, which I've done now.  

Been gettin' a hankering to return to "The Crew" myself. The racing
wasn't the greatest but I loved the size of the world. In fact, I'd
often forego the actual racing and just speed across the map (NYC to
LA in 30 minutes; take that SR-71 Blackbird!) for the sheer enjoyment
of it.