Hmm. I don't think Stuffed Fables is OOP, by the looks of things, just seems to be an expensive game. I can only suggest it must be "stuffed" full of plastic miniatures to command such a high price.

Yes. I once bought a game from those guys called Dungeon Run. It went OOP very quickly -- less than a year, I think -- and was never reprinted.

Probably means it is out of print.

Weirdly, I am getting the download issue on my work PC, but not at home or on my phone.

I think we had the right idea, we just chose the wrong piece of anatomy. "The Gamers Balls" would clearly have attracted more users.

Wrathbone wrote: ↑

Tue Nov 26, 2019 9:28 pm

These are the sort of discussions that keep me coming back.

So now we know why forum attendance has declined over the past decade. The rise of social media? Busy life schedules? NO! Not enough testicle-talk.

Also, you might want to consider, from the same publishers, Mice & Mystics.

By then we may all have our brains neurally hooked up into a vast computer network, communicating with each other in binary code while robot slaves take care of our frail biological shells.

Yeah, I had that issue today too. It's working fine now, though.

Fair enough. It's an excellent little game. I hope there's some woods near where you live, as the person who last went for a walk in the woods is the player who gets to go first. When I played the game, two years ago at my in-laws' house in Tennessee, I always got to go first, as my brothers-in-law ...

That reminds me. Care homes. I suppose they offer a worthwhile service, but cannot imagine how unbearably awful it must be to be actually trapped in one. Every time I walk past one and look through the window, I shudder with horror that it might be me some day. Also, while we're talking about lookin...

How often do you see people slumped in armchairs?

Though I wouldn't say it offers more in terms of narrative...

Dragonwood is indeed excellent fun.

I thought you preferred to go around with nothing on down there? ¬_¬