The Best Game Never Made

Technology and Gaming
#21

That was FUCKING AWESOME.

#22

https://www.closerangegame.com/

#23

Heroine Hero was better :stuck_out_tongue:

that was awesome, but it exsists, so irellevant to this topic, although to be fair, they should pointlessly put it on the PS3 with HD graphics…

#24

Half Life Source in the true sense of the word complete updated in Source!

#25

But the problem is, it was made.

#26

Yeah that’s too bad.

Wait what?

#27

I was those one who got that answer.

I feel so proud.

#28

Does this have to be only games from other media? I would have loved if Headfirst had stayed in business and made the next 2 or 3 Call of Cthulhu games that they had planned.

#29

I believe it was Patonki that had the idea for KillFuck. That game would have been delicious.

#30

BoardX on the show Jpod, the TV show about a bunch of slacker game designers.
It was am ultra gory sandbox skater that made fun of video game culture.
I really miss that show…

#31

This makes me think. If you could draw mediocratly, you would have drawn the picture, and this beuty wouldn’t have been created…

#32

That show was a disgrace to the novel.

#33

If webcomics count, I’ve got two.

First is Years of Yarncraft, from the Sluggy Freelance comic.

Next is ClicheQuest, the central theme of The Noob. I’m somewhat surprised that someone hasn’t attempted this one yet.

#34

Half-Life.

Seriously, I watched my dad play it when I was maybe six
always had fond memories of it.
Lost the disc years ago.

I got it for christmas 2008. It was everything I remembered and more… I’ve truly been addicted ever since.

#35

OH YEA I REMEM…

Wait… what?

#36

Way to Thread Title.

#37

I wish Half-Life was made. I had so much fun playing it :frowning: .

#38

Egads…

#39

I read the novel after the show. I like them both, but I don’t blame the writers for branching off the plot of the novel.

The book gave the setting, outline and characters, the show just took it in its own direction.

#40

CRANK!!![/SIZE]

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