Anyone ever play these games?

[SpaceFalcon2001]

Freeware games (Adventure Horror) (http://www.fullyramblomatic.com/games.htm) by one of my favorite game critics: Ben Croshaw aka Yahtzee

Personally, I only discovered them a few months ago, and when I thought about them, I had to put a thread out there to see if anyone else knew about them. I found them to be very old school adventure games (even with that old school style) with an interesting storyline.

[Jenny]

I haven't seen these before, but I'll definitely take a look.

Any website that claims it is akin to Bruce Campbell, is okay by me.

[Secret Fawful]

Yes, everyone knows about them eventually. They're probably the best freeware adventure games out there. Trilby's Notes is one of my favorite video games of all time.

[Darth Marsden]

Yes, everyone knows about them eventually. They're probably the best freeware adventure games out there.QFT. They're awesome games.

[Jon NA]

Yeah I Played the first one from chzo mytos series 3 years ago, and although it had that old graphics and mood and 2 Midi songs, it totally freaked me out!
I couldn't continue playing the part that you had to find the father's body... :(
the story by the way was not entirely original, it was a mixture of a hunted house themed movie with "The Thing" which I didn't know by that time, but still, a great experience, I had little troubles on that body finding puzzle though ...

[tredlow]

Yes. I love Art of Theft. The main series was okay too. Not a big 1213 fan, it got frustrating.

[Darth Marsden]

Yes. I love Art of Theft. The main series was okay too. Not a big 1213 fan, it got frustrating.I actually quite enjoyed 1213. It had echoes of Flashback, which I also enjoyed.

[tredlow]

I actually quite enjoyed 1213. It had echoes of Flashback, which I also enjoyed.

I did like it enough to finish the series, but not to replay it (at least, after getting the secret ending)