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Check out Thimbleweed Park. I haven't finished it yet, but I heard about it on HN. Its a great flashback, and i've enjoyed it so far, I'm taking it it small slo
by StillBored 6y ago
Check out Thimbleweed Park. I haven't finished it yet, but I heard about it on HN. Its a great flashback, and i've enjoyed it so far, I'm taking it it small slow pieces to fully appreciate it which is why I haven't finished it yet.
- joshschreuder 6y ago+1 for Thimbleweed Park, though I probably wouldn't recommend it for a 7 year old. But Tim Schaeffer's studio Double Fine did Broken Age which I think would be great for a younger audience. Otherwise a lot of those games mentioned have been remastered in recent times, like Grim Fandango adding a non-tank control scheme or Full Throttle.
- StillBored 6y agoYes, "The Hidden World" by Fire Maple Games are probably more appropriate for a younger audience, my kids played that game around that age.
- pygy_ 6y agoBroken age is one of the darkest games I’ve ever played... MAJOR SPOILER: The great Mogs stand for pregnancy...
- ballenf 6y agoThere's an Easter egg for anyone who's intro to Javascript was The Good Parts in the game. The game was a lot of fun. I played the mobile version on an iPad.
- pygy_ 6y agoI learned recently that Crockford had been a colleague of the Thimbleweed Park core team at Lucasfilm Games.