Don't have time to play video games? That's probably because you watch too many Let's Plays! So if you're already tied up with that, why not watch my videos too? I'm a big fan of older and more obscure adventure games, like the Sierra "Quest" series, but I'll play just about anything. I've got tips, tricks, and plenty of amusing screw-ups to keep you coming back for more.
The chronicle of my failures to beat Farta the Troll and the much more difficult boss that follows. Includes tips for beating both that will probably work if you can pull them off better than I can. I never plan to play this game again.
A nearly-complete tour of the EX difficulty in Eryi's Action - most of the changes, all of the screwups. A second video chronicling my adventures in defeating the final boss will be along when I manage to do it.
Everything I didn't show in the LP due to time, coherence, or just not being able to find it at the time. Some conversations are repeated for context and to pad the video length a bit.
The end of the game, including the deadly final boss and a bonus level hidden in plain sight.
The second half of the game is a bit less forgiving, but most of the traps still aren't too difficult to avoid when you know they're there. The boss for this section is... different. Very different. I love this game.
Levels 4-6, where knowing what traps are coming doesn't necessarily guarantee that you'll get through them alive. The boss here gives you a taste of what's to come in terms of how boss fights interact with the rest of the game's mechanics. Also, underwater levels continue to be among the worst in any game.
The first three levels of this difficult (but incredibly cute) game, with the experience of many playthroughs this time to create the illusion of a degree of skill that I don't actually possess. Don't worry - I'm sure the death count will rise significantly in future videos.
The end of the game. Torin travels to the Null Void and confronts Lycentia in her home, but by now, we know that she's not the real villain. Will Torin make the right choice? Will he end up dead as a result? Will Al Lowe himself make fun of our poor decision-making skills? All will be revealed in this credit-filled finale!
This is a cute little game about a girl who wants to eat a melon. She runs, jumps, throws things, bounces on mushrooms, and dies at almost every opportunity when I'm controlling her. Watch me play the game for my first time, failing in every way possible!
At the end of the game, we meet the first person who can tell us anything about Lycentia (remember, Torin's been moving downward the whole time with no more direction than a stranger telling him she's somewhere down there), then help Zippy the Blind Magician with his act.
