If you tell me that you do not love The Princess Bride, then I can only assume you have not read the book or seen the movie. There’s no other conclusion to come to. To adapt a famous quote, saying you don’t like The Princess Bride says a lot more about you than it does about the movie.
Okay, enough of me telling you that you love The Princess Bride (because you DO), The Princess Bride Game is… you guessed it… a game based on the beloved book and film.
How is that I’ve managed to go all this time without covering Monster’s Den? It’s criminal, I tell you.
I think it’s been fairly well established that I enjoy a good old school RPG experience. Well, then it should be no surprise that I quite enjoy Monster’s Den. The game is a totally stripped down RPG experience. You create a party, hit a dungeon and you crawl. Dungeon-crawl, that is.
What impressed me the most about System Mania when I played was not just the gameplay, which is frantic and fresh, but that it managed to in every way be one of those casual style games that everyone is playing constantly these days… and to be nothing like any of the gajillion games out there that are like that.
How can I be both at once? Just like the rest and unique from the rest? I’ve got some ’splainin’ to do.
Intrusion is a great flash action shooter. Take tons of enemies, better playability than Thing-Thing (you can actually dodge fire in this game!), fun ragdoll physics and a wide array of weapons and you have, in addition to having Intrusion, an excellent bit of side-scrolling.
