* Echo Generation: Midnight Edition >https://store.epicgames.com/p/echo-generation-midnight-edition-069026
Conceptually, "Echo Generation" sounds interesting; it's
basically an off-brand Scooby Doo game where a group of youths
try to solve a variety of mysteries. The voxelized graphics
aren't too bad looking either. I'm not really getting a clear
read on the game-play though; the store-page calls it a
'turn-based adventure' but I think it's more akin to a JRPG
in combat, with over-the-shoulder exploration? I just can't
tell if it's something I'd like or not, but it's worth a
look, I guess.
(And yes, I do know the Mozilla Foundation still exists, and in fact I
still favor Firefox as my browser. But it's been a long time since
they were really relevant for most people).
See you in seven days for the next batch of games!
On Thu, 16 Jul 2026 11:24:20 -0400, Spalls Hurgenson <spallshurgenson@gmail.com> wrote:
* Echo Generation: Midnight Edition >https://store.epicgames.com/p/echo-generation-midnight-edition-069026
Conceptually, "Echo Generation" sounds interesting; it's
basically an off-brand Scooby Doo game where a group of youths
try to solve a variety of mysteries. The voxelized graphics
aren't too bad looking either. I'm not really getting a clear
read on the game-play though; the store-page calls it a
'turn-based adventure' but I think it's more akin to a JRPG
in combat, with over-the-shoulder exploration? I just can't
tell if it's something I'd like or not, but it's worth a
look, I guess.
I like the graphics and I agree. This one is worth a look. Thanks.
The other one does not interest me.
(And yes, I do know the Mozilla Foundation still exists, and in fact I >still favor Firefox as my browser. But it's been a long time since
they were really relevant for most people).
See you in seven days for the next batch of games!
I've been using Firefox for years now.
Right. Thursday. Let's see. It's the 23rd anniversary of the Mozilla >Foundation; remember them? It was 51 years since the last Saturn V
rocket launch. And it's been 365 years since the first banknotes were
issued in Europe. Also, we get a couple of free games on today from
Epic games. And that's all I have to say about this Thursday.
#
* Echo Generation: Midnight Edition >https://store.epicgames.com/p/echo-generation-midnight-edition-069026
Conceptually, "Echo Generation" sounds interesting; it's
basically an off-brand Scooby Doo game where a group of youths
try to solve a variety of mysteries. The voxelized graphics
aren't too bad looking either. I'm not really getting a clear
read on the game-play though; the store-page calls it a
'turn-based adventure' but I think it's more akin to a JRPG
in combat, with over-the-shoulder exploration? I just can't
tell if it's something I'd like or not, but it's worth a
look, I guess.
* Luto
https://store.epicgames.com/p/luto-0a4ab3
A first-person 'psychological horror' game. You're stuck in
a house, unable to escape, and the house changes
configurations as the days go on. Reviews seem positive on
the game's concept and atmosphere; not so much on the
execution, citing poor story and bugs. But it's free, so
maybe those are forgivable sins?
#
(And yes, I do know the Mozilla Foundation still exists, and in fact I
still favor Firefox as my browser. But it's been a long time since
they were really relevant for most people).
See you in seven days for the next batch of games!
Mike S. <Mike_S@nowhere.com> wrote:
On Thu, 16 Jul 2026 11:24:20 -0400, Spalls Hurgenson
<spallshurgenson@gmail.com> wrote:
* Echo Generation: Midnight Edition
https://store.epicgames.com/p/echo-generation-midnight-edition-069026
Conceptually, "Echo Generation" sounds interesting; it's
basically an off-brand Scooby Doo game where a group of youths
try to solve a variety of mysteries. The voxelized graphics
aren't too bad looking either. I'm not really getting a clear
read on the game-play though; the store-page calls it a
'turn-based adventure' but I think it's more akin to a JRPG
in combat, with over-the-shoulder exploration? I just can't
tell if it's something I'd like or not, but it's worth a
look, I guess.
I like the graphics and I agree. This one is worth a look. Thanks.
The other one does not interest me.
(And yes, I do know the Mozilla Foundation still exists, and in fact I
still favor Firefox as my browser. But it's been a long time since
they were really relevant for most people).
See you in seven days for the next batch of games!
I've been using Firefox for years now.
I still use SeaMonkey a lot. Some web sites don't work so I use Firefox. Frak Edge and Internet Explorer (RIP).
Mike S. <Mike_S@nowhere.com> wrote:
On Thu, 16 Jul 2026 11:24:20 -0400, Spalls Hurgenson
<spallshurgenson@gmail.com> wrote:
* Echo Generation: Midnight Edition
https://store.epicgames.com/p/echo-generation-midnight-edition-069026
Conceptually, "Echo Generation" sounds interesting; it's
basically an off-brand Scooby Doo game where a group of youths
try to solve a variety of mysteries. The voxelized graphics
aren't too bad looking either. I'm not really getting a clear
read on the game-play though; the store-page calls it a
'turn-based adventure' but I think it's more akin to a JRPG
in combat, with over-the-shoulder exploration? I just can't
tell if it's something I'd like or not, but it's worth a
look, I guess.
I like the graphics and I agree. This one is worth a look. Thanks.
The other one does not interest me.
(And yes, I do know the Mozilla Foundation still exists, and in fact I
still favor Firefox as my browser. But it's been a long time since
they were really relevant for most people).
See you in seven days for the next batch of games!
I've been using Firefox for years now.
I still use SeaMonkey a lot. Some web sites don't work so I use Firefox. Frak Edge and Internet Explorer (RIP).
Ant <ant@zimage.comANT> wrote at 21:48 this Thursday (GMT):
Mike S. <Mike_S@nowhere.com> wrote:
On Thu, 16 Jul 2026 11:24:20 -0400, Spalls Hurgenson
<spallshurgenson@gmail.com> wrote:
* Echo Generation: Midnight Edition
https://store.epicgames.com/p/echo-generation-midnight-edition-069026
Conceptually, "Echo Generation" sounds interesting; it's
basically an off-brand Scooby Doo game where a group of youths
try to solve a variety of mysteries. The voxelized graphics
aren't too bad looking either. I'm not really getting a clear
read on the game-play though; the store-page calls it a
'turn-based adventure' but I think it's more akin to a JRPG
in combat, with over-the-shoulder exploration? I just can't
tell if it's something I'd like or not, but it's worth a
look, I guess.
I like the graphics and I agree. This one is worth a look. Thanks.
The other one does not interest me.
(And yes, I do know the Mozilla Foundation still exists, and in fact I
still favor Firefox as my browser. But it's been a long time since
they were really relevant for most people).
See you in seven days for the next batch of games!
I've been using Firefox for years now.
I still use SeaMonkey a lot. Some web sites don't work so I use Firefox. Frak Edge and Internet Explorer (RIP).
I'm suprised IE is still standing?
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