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[a44]

Here are some s to more freews that can nail someone for a time to the pc:

<a href="http://xoperations.freehostia.com/" target="_blank">X Operations</a>
A nice shooter with the ability to create your own maps. The multi is a separate download.

<a href="http://www.kolej.pl/mczapkie/maszyna/en/index.html" target="_blank">EU07-424 Locomotive Simulator</a>
The name says all. If you played M$ train sim u should know what to do.

<a href="http://www.ysflight.com/" target="_blank">YS flight</a>
Don't ask me how much hours I flew on... One of the best free flight sims.

<a href="http://rigsofrods.com/" target="_blank">RoR</a>
<a href="http://repository.rigsofrods.com/" target="_blank">mods, adds</a>
Multi vechicle sim, just check out yourself.

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<a href="http://www.caiman.us/" target="_blank">And here's a site</a> with freewares from which I got those from .

[The Fifth Horseman]

Doom: Fall of Mars
Doom reimagined in a diablo-esque fashion. Pretty nice, altough the current beta is still bugged.

[Fubb]

Rigs and Rods looks kina neat, ima try it out

I already have Battles for Wesnoth, its pretty sweet, even better since its so easily modded it seems

and Ima check into Doom Fall of Mars, too. Looks pretty interesting. My fav part of the video on its homepage? Into the house into a heartbeat, the song from 28 days later

I found another game: Botango, though I cant seem to find its homepage :\ anyways, serach it up

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Originally Posted by The Fifth Horseman

Doom: Fall of Mars
Doom reimagined in a diablo-esque fashion. Pretty nice, altough the current beta is still bugged.

I'd love a real RPG version of Doom.

My favorite indie game of the past year: World of Goo

This game has given me a real "old DOS game" vibe. It's like a dish which has so many other games mixed in: Lemmings, Worms, Incredible Machine, etc. It's unique yet it feels so ... retro. The perfectly made 2D just appeals to me so much.

I have to say, too many indie games make a crucial mistake: they lack the style of old DOS games. They mix modern and retro designs, they don't have decent music and fail to create a decent atmosphere. I mean, look at classics: their music is nearly always memorable. And even games like System Shock, whose music is horrible, have a great atmosphere to compensate.

I guess the problem with indie games, is that they're often one-man jobs or their music is made a friend who isn't really talented in writing their own.

It reminds me again, of that old id Software movie they filmed right before Doom's release - that guy who showed off his Commander Keen music showed that he was really passionate about his work. Guys like The Fat Man really did make a huge difference.