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About This Game THE LOVECRAFT APOCALYPSE IS TOTES ON.The Old Gods are cold. Calculating. Ever waiting. Ever patient. Slumbering towards that day in which the cosmic apocalypse beckons.And then somebody just has to pull a Leroy Jenkins and start the fun early.Perry Hollycraft has been called out of "retirement" (i.e. the death plane known as the Dreamlands) in order to figure out what Old God did what, when, and why. The rest of the pantheon isn't too happy that the apocalypse has been called early. With Gods fighting among themselves in a bid to take advantage of the situation, and the rules thrown out the window, Perry has more than their work cut out for them. Who do you trust (your party members, probably)? Where do you turn (the available hub areas)? How many endings in this game actually differ from one another (we cut it down from twelve to five, but mileage may vary)? Do your choices matter (it depends on how you define "matter" in the context of a video game)? When will this structure of questions end (now)? To destroy humanity, they'll need to save it.FEATURES The second game in the non-award winning series! Broadcast in glorious 1920x1080! A brand new, 100% deeper Argument System! What's more revolutionary than a silent protagonist for the first game? How about a COMPLETELY SILENT SEQUEL?!?! LIKE, RIGHT???? 15 party members, ranging from Army 1 party to Army 1 NPCs to newbies! More skill options and more attributes!NOTE: Contains mild language and mature themes such as innuendo, drug use, etc.; nothing TOO explicit. 7aa9394dea Title: Super Army of Tentacles 3: The Search for Army of Tentacles 2Genre: Adventure, Indie, RPGDeveloper:Stegalosaurus Game DevelopmentPublisher:Stegalosaurus Game DevelopmentFranchise:Army of Tentacles: (Not) A Cthulhu Dating SimRelease Date: 30 May, 2017 Super Army Of Tentacles 3: The Search For Army Of Tentacles 2 Download Nosteam This game is funny. I think one of the things that it really has going for it is its sense of humor; be it the snarky wit of the main protagonist, the wacky array of supporting characters, or just the self-aware exposition, this is an objectively funny game. It's a tongue-in-cheek parody game filled with nerdy references, and the game rewards you for recognizing them. Not to mention, the story is quite absorbing -- after playing for awhile it became hard to stop -- despite the fact that the game certainly does not take itself too seriously, it's difficult not to get wrapped up in the world building and story arch.That being said, this game is a whole lot of story, a whole lot of jokes, and a whole lot of amusing exposition. That is to say, it's really, really talky. This isn't inherently a bad thing -- but one of my main criticisms is with the way that the frankly epic amounts of written information was handled. It would have benefitted greatly from voice actors, and considering the 1st game was very nicely voice acted, I found the sudden change jarring (despite the fact that even that was a in-joke about sequels). Voicing the cast would have made me feel less like I was reading an interactive sci-fi\/fantasy picture book, and more like I was playing a video game. However, if it was impossible to have gotten voice actors for the sequel for whatever reason, then this game very much needed some other way of breaking up all the talking into easy-to-follow chunks. Just having the character's name there above the dialogue box wasn't enough for a smooth gaming experience. Something such as a logo for each character next to their name, a change in font color for each character, or a musical theme (when applicable) associated with each character to indicate when they are speaking would have been helpful.All in all, this is a funny, absorbing game -- depite what seem like budgetary issues with the voice cast not returning, I would very much recommend this game to anyone who likes an engaging parody story.. I love this game so far. Once you get started you'll get sucked into the story and the characters. The writing is well done, the story development is amazing so far. I still have a lot to play but I had to stop to write this. This is a underrated game which should see more light. A game that doesn't take itself seriously is hands down awesome. Granted there is a lot of reading involved but it's worth the buy for the content, the characters and the art. The backgrounds are beautiful, the sprite work lovely. All I can say is Well done.. I could not get this to run. It's a shame because I really enjoyed the first game in the series.. Funny :)Quiz about pop culture with tentacles.. This game is funny. I think one of the things that it really has going for it is its sense of humor; be it the snarky wit of the main protagonist, the wacky array of supporting characters, or just the self-aware exposition, this is an objectively funny game. It's a tongue-in-cheek parody game filled with nerdy references, and the game rewards you for recognizing them. Not to mention, the story is quite absorbing -- after playing for awhile it became hard to stop -- despite the fact that the game certainly does not take itself too seriously, it's difficult not to get wrapped up in the world building and story arch.That being said, this game is a whole lot of story, a whole lot of jokes, and a whole lot of amusing exposition. That is to say, it's really, really talky. This isn't inherently a bad thing -- but one of my main criticisms is with the way that the frankly epic amounts of written information was handled. It would have benefitted greatly from voice actors, and considering the 1st game was very nicely voice acted, I found the sudden change jarring (despite the fact that even that was a in-joke about sequels). Voicing the cast would have made me feel less like I was reading an interactive sci-fi\/fantasy picture book, and more like I was playing a video game. However, if it was impossible to have gotten voice actors for the sequel for whatever reason, then this game very much needed some other way of breaking up all the talking into easy-to-follow chunks. Just having the character's name there above the dialogue box wasn't enough for a smooth gaming experience. Something such as a logo for each character next to their name, a change in font color for each character, or a musical theme (when applicable) associated with each character to indicate when they are speaking would have been helpful.All in all, this is a funny, absorbing game -- depite what seem like budgetary issues with the voice cast not returning, I would very much recommend this game to anyone who likes an engaging parody story.. Awesome mix of Visual Novel and RPG. Hilarious dialog and characters. Definitely worth a play!
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