I was a huge AD&D player when I was in my teens.  I loved all the intracacies of combat and roleplaying.  And the best part was playing with other people.  These were the building blocks of my life.  It’s also why I am now a people person, for the most part. Well, I’ve always been a

Overall: 7 out of 10 Gameplay: 8 out of 10 Graphics: 7 out of 10 Sound: 5 out of 10 Pros : Infinitely Playable,; Familiar Control System,; Decent Graphics Cons : Gets very difficult quickly,; Can become repetitive,; Little or no Plot, The Never Ending RPG Soldak Entertainment’s “Din’s Curse,” is an interesting contribution from a company I knew little or nothing about until relatively recently. This one of a series of three RPG games, (the others being Kivi’s Quest and Depths of Peril,) based around the same world but noticeably different from one another

Overall: 7 out of 10 Gameplay: 8 out of 10 Graphics: 7 out of 10 Sound: 5 out of 10 Pros : Infinitely Playable,; Familiar Control System,; Decent Graphics Cons : Gets very difficult quickly,; Can become repetitive,; Little or no Plot, The Never Ending RPG Soldak Entertainment’s “Din’s Curse,” is an interesting contribution from a company I knew little or nothing about until relatively recently.

I don’t drive.  Please note that I said “don’t” and not “can’t.”  I have a driver’s license, but I have never been able to get past the crippling and overwhelming fear I have of riding in cars, let alone actually driving a car.  There has never been a time in my life when I have

I can’t believe it’s been 25 years.