This single-player RPG set in the same universe as the multiplayer Kingdom of Loathing was a hilarious treat from start to end. While there’s some pressure on myself to move on to other games, I would like to see it through to the end. It’s just how my schedule is right now, and I’m afraid it doesn’t look like it’s going to change soon.Īnyway, I was pleased to get further into KOTOR 2 than I ever did before, taking my Dark Jedi-who-only-uses-a-blaster into this surprisingly story-rich title. And even that wasn’t a regular event, as I could only cobble together enough gaming time since April for about 10 sessions. Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic 2įor those keeping track at home, KOTOR 2 was pretty much the main retro game experience that I covered (Duke Nukem 3D and a handful of “try once and discard” titles were the only other ones).

Also, some games that I was anticipating - particularly Torment, Galaxy of Pen and Paper, and and Dreamfall Chapters - ended up being less-than-satisfying.īut when I look back on the year, here are the six non-MMOs that I ended up enjoying the most: 1. I had a lot less spare time this year, and while titles continued to pile out, only occasionally was I able to dip into a new game for Try-It Tuesday. Outside of MMORPGs, this was an odd year for my gaming.

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