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Question however is, whether it's really a good idea to play it right away. ^^ Wondering what their internal version looks like.

Besides of Lone Survivor and Metro as candidates for the list, what I would have definitely put into it are Fallen Earth, the MMO and The Fall. Of course both are not perfect games. Fallen Earth has quality issues in post Release content imho but offers like 100-200h of solid post apocalyptic...

Looks like a sandbox game without sandbox mode. :( Well there is one in the Stretch goals. But it's so far away, that they won't be able to reach it unfortunately.

Heya! I'd like to use this thread for two opportunities: 1. For the people who are interested: There is an upcoming Interview with Guido Henkel, internationally mostly known for Planescape Torment, on http://thecriticalbit.com/ Questions can be posted at...

I think post apocalyptic games under the surface are more of a natural thing to do. Metro 2033 wasn't really the first game and I doubt too many people read the book(s). Fallout 3 also had huge parts of it in the underground. And maybe you remember Hellgate London. In that game the Metro...

He also replied on the news Thread in RPGWatch. http://www.rpgwatch.com/forums/showthread.php?p=1061149050#post1061149050 (just a snippet) The next big step for me is to launch a playable public demo in fall. After that, some sort of crowd funding campaign is a strong possibility.

Gogo kickstarter. ;) Should be an ideal candidate.

So, what do you think about digital distribution? And what do you think about the concept of Expansions?

I completely agree. DLC itself is a nice thing. But it should be seen as small expansion which is distributed digitally. Bethesda did a good job with that mostly (consindering Fallout, not talking about the "horse armor incident"). However other publishers/developers use DLCs to rip players...

Hmm...seems to be very empty at the moment. I also did not get my confirmation mail to activate my forum account there. :(

I neither own any iOS device nor do I have any idea how such releases look like. What exactly can you expect from these versions? Will the iOS Version will exactly look like the game on the dosbox? Or do they actually "improve" the game by lets say...implement better controls or sound and...

Alright. Guess it's time for me to buy these DLCs then. Thanks Guys! :)

But are there any good "professionally made" mods adding to the content of the game significantly?

Heya, I haven't looked into Fallout NV since I completed the original game back at release as I am not a big fan of getting into the game again for just a few hours for each DLC. Therefore I'd like to ask if Lonesome Road was the last DLC or if Bethesda already said that there will...

Re: Earthrise has improved a lot Glad to hear they are working on it. I keep being sceptical though as the world I experienced at release was 100% static. Even the elevetors placed in the world did not work but just ported you upstairs. So basically what you could do at release was...

As an MMO Veteran the interesting parts are completely different ones: and Which means that there might be hope for some Sandbox gameplay (like Ultima Online), instead of Theme-park Item-Runs (like in WoW) and I think this is somethink to look forward to. However I also played...

Do they somehow win time this way? Maybe time is running against interplay and they want to wear them down. I mean as long as the lawsuit runs basically every investment has some kind of risk. I can also imagine that it's harder for interplay to find investors as long as it runs.

Being able to port things to the console might be a reason for less TB as well, yes. I would not necessarily call it older audience or kids on the other side. I think it's more realistic to divide between "geeks" and casuals instead. People playing the old Fallout Games or the first "Das...

Not just the AI, it's also the need to hammer your spacebar so often. In fact with this pause system you have a slower pace than in a turn based combat if you want to be as efficient as possible. Of course everyone should play with the difficutly he likes. But I am one of those who wants so...

I am one of the guys you mentioned may disagree. BioWare is certainly making good games (coregames at least, the additions are horrible/overpriced) but imho the compromise between making some rules based on tabletop and making a combat system appeal to the masses is pretty bad in these games...