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Posted on: March 28, 2025
beardburrito
Verified ownerGames: 158 Reviews: 1
Salt Cat Arc killed me, be braver than I
I'm dreaming of salt.... All I see is salt and cats.
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Posted on: September 13, 2025
AngryMoustache
Verified ownerGames: 4 Reviews: 1
Great with friends & beers
Hilarious in all the wrong ways, Halligan is an unlikely psychopath and I'm all here for it.
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Posted on: July 2, 2024
JonTheRed
Verified ownerGames: 44 Reviews: 1
The Mystery of Why They Don't Fire Brent
The Mystery of the Druids is a game steeped in mystique and memes just from that wild face on the box art. But the oddities of this game run much, much deeper. tMotD breaks and adheres to point-and-click tradition at once in bringing us the antihero Brent Halligan. He's a slob, a jerk, a conspiracy theorist, and he owes the pizza place like 300 bucks. And yet, after his fellow detectives wrongly convict an innocent man of murder, it's up to Brent to catch the real killer. To do this, Brent will steal, lie, cheat, and other standard point-and-click tactics...only he's been behaving this way his entire life, even outside the game, and his colleagues are already sick of it by the time you join him. The folks of Scotland Yard will refuse to lend Brent pocket change, they'll forbid him access to the police database, they won't even lend him scissors. The more you progress through the game, the more you'll understand why--suffice to say, some of the tactics that comprise the game's puzzle solutions will get you chewed out by Chief Inspector Miller in later scenes. To be clear, there's no "paragon" path or anything. In fact, the game is quite linear overall. And while I'm at it, lots of the puzzles are obtuse, graphics are shoddy even by 2001 standards, and there's no actual mystery in this mystery game. But the game as a sort of satire is certainly interesting. Brent is the only man who can catch the murderer in the act, because he's the only one on the force who's cuckoo enough for a stranger to tell him "there's a cabal of magicians infiltrating the government" and believe it so fervently that he'll break into one of their estates. Brent is an adventure game protagonist transplanted into the real world, err, in adventure game format--sorta like Street Fighter: The Movie, the game. tMotD itself is not a particularly good adventure game by any stretch. But as a form of adventure game meta-commentary, it's definitely worth its sale price (or at least a YouTube search).
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Posted on: October 23, 2024
awesomedude1018
Verified ownerGames: 184 Reviews: 1
Life Changing
I did not appreciate my time on this earth til I first launch this exe. Truly life chaning, it has shattered my psyche beyond what years of straight continous menstrual pains could even dream of achieving. Thank you to whoever had part in crafting this experience. God is good.
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Posted on: September 17, 2024
Terrabad
Verified ownerGames: 20 Reviews: 4
Sewer Surfin
sewer surfiiiiiiing
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