The Drunken Lizard Pub

Aganazer FTW!

I came upon a celebratory thread for the game on NeoGAF.

After playing the demo, I pointed the way here to folks at SDA and a bit at GameFAQS.

Still unsure as to if I'll buy the full game, but I'm definitely now aligned positively with the sites/devs situations and want to see them thrive.

I think Aganazer just won this thread.

BasiliskWrangler wrote:Aganazer FTW!

No doubt!

Came here by way of the Watch. Was curious, but not being too much of a retro-gamer, didn't actually think I'd end up buying. Was more interested in seeing an indie succeed. That was before the demo. After playing the demo for only an hour or so, I was hooked. It's obviously a very solid game, but it also has an approach, design and style that just really, really appeal to me. Had to buy it. Best game purchase I've made in a long while.

I first saw the game mentioned over a year ago on the Blitz Research webpage. I have kept track of it since then. I can say it has greatly exceed my expectations. I played the first demo and was hooked. I bought the game download and CD the next day. I was still playing the demo and had to tear myself away to place the order.

Found out about it from a link to this site in someone's signature on another game forum.

Heard about the WIP in Bethesda's Oblivion forums as an example of *real* RPGs followed progress since then by visiting the site 1 or two times a month, didn't even bother to dl the demo, screenshots convinced me a long time ago to buy the game.

I followed the development of Eschalon via updates on RPGWatch. When the demo came out I downloaded it and enjoyed the game but thought the demo was very small. I also thought $27.95 was kinda high for a shareware game from an unknown developer. I decided to keep an eye on the Watch and the forums here to make my final decision. After hearing the praises of the game for a few days, I purchased the full version and I have not been disappointed. I try to help anyone who comes into the forums in the hopes that they too will pay for the game and I might get an expansion or sequel. I know how hard it is for an indie developer to make any money off their hard work.

I stumbled upon a link to the demo over at 1up.com under their PC game demo section yesterday. I had never heard of it and was mostly just boredom browsing.

I was instantly hooked! Now just 2 hours into the game I have just bought the CD version (mostly for the digital world map).

Thanks Basilisk for a great game. I look forward to getting the next chapter.

Read a thread on another board, tried the demo, bought the game within an hour.

Well I was going to tell the whole dramatic tale about breathlessly waiting for this game for years after doing a google search for TB RPG's, but it seems so anticlimactic after Aganazer's post.

I saw it on Filefront. Classic old-school RPG it said. I was downloading Quake Wars and decided to check this out. I had the first demo and played it. I liked it but wasn't quite convinced.

Then I saw the new expanded demo and played it all weekend. Great job guys! I'll be buying it tonight.

Definitely has the old Ultima appeal. Keep up the good work

First heard about the game at RPGCodex several months ago, than read the review at RPG Watch, tried the demo, bought the game.

BTW: the weak US dollar makes the price quite attractive for European gamers, but on the other hand Plimus also charges local value added tax

It looks like a lot of people trying the demo buys the game, I'll try to put it on some download sites.

I guess I should say how I bought the game....

I have been here since I saw the storey back on rpgwatch....and I also am one of the beta testers for the game *waves*

Although I basically hada full version of the game I purchased a copy in support:)