#game ad

[oldschoolfrp]

Bonjour, je m'appelle Cthulhu. Où est la bibliothèque? (Ad in Casus Belli 29, 1985, for French language editions of Call of Cthulhu by Jeux Descartes, including the first edition of the classic adventure Masks of Nyarlathotep by Larry DiTillio and Lynn Willis)

[evilhorse]

Super Powers role playing game ad (from Jonni Thunder A.K.A. Thunderbolt #1 circa February 1985)

[londonspirit]

just to have them all in one place

[sugoiney-weaver]

I'm looking for the post of the mobile game ad that's like "you can be anything you want! You can be a knight, or a princess, or Some Guy!"

[posthumanwanderings]

[theteaspiller]

Me when I see the concerning amount of content underworld office/Charlie in underworld DOESNT have.

But seriously. There is an extremely underwhelming amount of content for these amazing games. And this is still counting the weird ship content. (Which, why do some people ship boss x eugene? That is a traumatized father son relationship and if you think otherwise I can pay for your therapy with my pocket lint. )

People, what more do you want? We have a scrunkly little angsty person who rarely talks, who's also just really freaking depressed and lonely.

We call em eugene.

Then we have an angsty, angry, swearing little scronk. We have an angry child whos very depressed also and they're funny and angry and also chaotic.

And need I go on? We have a tall man with a fan. (The father figure.) We have a chaotic woman who may or may not be high. We have a grandma 'back in my day' and then we have just a small little child who can talk to cats.

We have a wonderful and varying cast of characters.

And so. *tips fedora that appeared just now for the purpose of fedora tipping* this concludes my rant on why you should play Underworld Office, and it's Sequel, Charlie in Underworld.

Thank you all!

[disneyllect]