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Another addition to the collection
Honestly not sure how practically useful this one is anymore, but I had to have it for the shelf
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Forever hungry, dark-clad and prideful, the Wolves of Askedon plagued my childhood dreams. Onto them I projected my fears and terrors. And yet, to advance in The City of the Dark Obelisk, one must brave them.
A new article in my series on this obscure RPG is out...
As promised @Haematinon @signalspikedev: the good news is our anonymous friend sent me OBELISK.PAK from 0.19, and I could finally start a new game. The bad news… well, watch to the end 😢 p.s. enable the audio on the clip! X turns it off by default for me.
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Once upon a time in the 90s...
Parents: "Son, you should play outside more"
Son:
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An ideal of beauty, the Elf of the River reminds me of Jung’s Anima. But perhaps that resemblance is itself another of CODO’s false paths. Some things in Askedon seem designed to be misread.
If you want to read my retrospective series on this obscure game, you can... 1/2
Hey @Haematinon and @signalspikedev hectic couple of weeks, sorry! I finally dug out the CODO 0.18 CD, here's a quick video. New game asks for a file that is not on the disk. Would either of you mind checking whether your release copies have it?
I can't find mine (I'm sure I have it somewhere, ready for being framed), but I'd still like to spend a moment to appreciate how cool the Pentium II was.
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They mocked you for getting 64GB of RAM when "you didn't need them".
They mocked you for getting a 5090 at 2.5K.
Who's laughing now?
Let's restart everything a bit here. Just fetched this from. The archive. Thinking to clean it up, frame it, and put it on the wall. Who had one?

























