Massively:
"Normally we likely wouldn't generally add in a 'screenshot' from a browser-based, primarily text MMO, but we're such huge fans of the Test of Literacy that we simply couldn't resist posting this Kingdom of Loathing screen that was sent in to us by Harmen. Here's what he had to say about this extremely funny screenshot - A One Shot of something completely different: Kingdom of Loathing, browser-based, stick-figures, is hilarious, free, really rather hard and even includes PvP. It has been running since 2003, and is still actively expanded. This is a screenshot of the 'tests' you need to pass when you want to enter the chat channel the first time. One of the tests is the difference between 'their', 'there' and 'they're'. Really, we think more MMOs should have literacy tests."
Did you know that Nintendo originally intended Link to travel into a futuristic techno-Hyrule? Here is a collection of facts that you may not know about your favourite characters.
CFD!'s Rob Rich starts exploring the array of free games that are worth your time and notice in this new series of features:
"Welcome one and all to another CFD! bi-weekly feature! This here is our new bi-weekly report on free games. Not just free games, but free games that are exceptionally awesome and you need to play. Basically, they’re Free Games What Need Playing.
"Some may be browser-based and others might require a download, but they’re all free and very much worth your time. They won’t all be brand-spanking new, but just because they’ve been floating around the internet for a while doesn’t mean everyone has heard of them before, right? So with that in mind, I present to you this week’s Games What Need Playin"
Well if they're free I guess I don't really have an excuse for not checking them out.
Be warned: Dwarf Fortress will kill your social life if you manage to get into it.
I just can't get past the code. Can't do it. Cannot see the Matrix for the trees. Sorry.
Plenty of them still around.
I just have a bad taste in my mouth about them because of a past deadbeat roommate who spent all of his time mudding rather than looking for a job.
DIYgamer talks to Kingdom of Loathing creator Zack Johnson to discuss the state of Kingdom of Loathing, its history and the new game Zack and his cohorts are working on.
Wow... I remember playing this religiously for like a year and a half. Happy to see it's still around and people are still enjoying it. Perhaps it's time for a second dip.
