Grey-Beard Gamer

An outdoor "dungeon"

Not much to say about this.

Nothing special in this one.

A rather typical dungeon

Narrimbor is almost killed here by . . . giant lice?

Notice how soon the Bear joins Narr as he runs toward the Scar.

I left my music playing while I did this. My apologies to any who may feel that the music does not fit. It doesn't; I know.

"Mither" is a dialectal word meaning to moan or to pester. It's not often that I get sent to the dictionary.

Narrimbor takes a trip to an atypical outhouse.

Another interminable dungeon full of demons. Plus, Narrimbor hits 50! Paragon at last!

This is a real dungeon. Money is good; drops are so-so.

Yet another short cellar video, with a little bit more at the end.

This is a cellar with a kick.

Welcome to Hell, Narrimbor.

No kidding. I'm not very focused tonight, so he got lost wandering around. I found a dungeon and went in. This is the dungeon.

This dungeon was done without picking up the quest in town. Probably because I stumbled on the entrance and just jumped into it.

A funny tower defense game for a change of pace. Cool series of games from Ironhide Games.

In which Narrimbor and a couple of friends clean the graveyard.

Reward phase of the quest chain. The ring is worth the pain, I think.

This game is on Steam; it's very simple to play and is great for a bit of fun when you don't want to think about puzzles or quest lines. The quests are basic quests: kill-count and fetch. There is some crafting, too, which is shown at the end. FTP; Cash shop - $

The flamethrower at work.

This is just a sample of the excellent game Doors: Paradox. Two or three puzzles out of 58 do not seem to make sense to me; otherwise, they are all solid mind exercise.

A slightly demonic walk through the snow-clad hills.