kuoushi
@kuoushi@lemmy.ca
Just a guy who streams video games. kuoushi.com
- Comment on Whispers in the Moss - A very odd JRPG released in 2024 that was made entirely with BASIC and MS-DOS ASCII / BBS ANSI art | Ladiesgamers 1 week ago:
Just recent started this game, and honestly? It’s pretty neat so far. Still a long way to beating it, but my only kind of gripe (that’s just a personal thing), is that the dialog is too modern. You’ve got this really cool old retro game, but the dialogue really sounds like a 2020s game. Again, it’s just a personal thing, but it does bother me as I play more.
- Comment on Ashes 2063 - An extremely polished post apocalyptic Doom conversion complete with drivable motorcycle, trading towns, a John Carpenter-esque soundtrack, and it's free! 1 month ago:
Blackwater is actually a fan mod of Ashes. It remixes levels and weapons, as well as tuning for difficulty. Haven’t tried it yet, but it does look fun. The third/end of Ashes is Death Zone. But there is a lot of stuff being made by a lot of talented devs in the Ashes scene. It’s pretty neat.
- Comment on Ashes 2063 - An extremely polished post apocalyptic Doom conversion complete with drivable motorcycle, trading towns, a John Carpenter-esque soundtrack, and it's free! 1 month ago:
The sequel (Ashes: Afterglow) is even better. I’m not saying 2063 is bad or anything, far from it, but the sequel is just showing how much they learned on the original. Both are worth your time, and the third is in dev currently.
- Comment on Rumor: FromSoftware Making New Game For 2026 Codenamed FMC 1 year ago:
This just in, a game developer is working on a new game.
- Comment on Why the original, 1999 version of EverQuest is still one of the best MMOs to play today 2 years ago:
UO has a super robust eco system of private shards and server software. It’s kind of amazing. Pretty active development on things like ServUO or ModernUO servers. The client has been fully rewritten and actively developed with improvements on ClassicUO. All of these are open source as well.
For servers you have places that function entirely as different eras of UO like the Renaissance shard, or even entirely new content like what’s in Outlands.
There’s honestly a lot to be found out there and it’s really neat.