Planescape: Torment is a well loved classic that I'm revisiting after playing (and loving) Torment: Tides of Numenara. I have the original GOG release so I didn't see a need to get EE... until a morning lost trying to get the original to play well with Wine or Proton. Evidently support regressed. EE gives us native 32 and 64bit binaries for Linux, and other than where they linked against an out of date libssl 1.0.0, it's running perfect again in both Manjaro and Pop!OS (once I tracked down and fixed the old dependency.)
I loved the over the top shareware hits of the 90s. I can't get into a lot of modern "big house" games that take themselves too seriously. With that in mind, Bombshell keeps its tongue firmly in its cheek, finger on the trigger, and one liners at the ready. Very reminiscent of late 90s games where a lot of crazy things were tried out in 3D. While enjoyment is subjective, for complaints of stability, seems fine in the 1.2 release. Perhaps there should be a shareware version...
