Well, you make me glad I'm out of Iowa.  I almost put on the AC today but I made a glass of limeade instead and now it's cooled off.  Florida's in the 70s all week, a little cool but I can handle it I have a jack russell and he doesn't mind the cold at all.  Cold water anyway.  We had him up in the New Hampshire mountains in mid-october with a high in the 50s and he spent most of the day in the river barking for us to throw rocks for him to swim after.  I had another dog that just loved clothes, you could tell she thought she was really special when she had some on.  My Chihuahua wouldn't mind a sweater when it gets cold but the jack grabs him by the sweater and shakes him around, seems to think he's a toy when he has clothes on
Still working on Myths of Orion on the desktop, it's good but not great, and Secret Bunker on the laptop.  I also have Imperial Island m3 going.   It got pretty hard pretty fast on the timed mode, before I got 10 boards I was running out of time.  It's like Spooky Bonus, you have several different objectives to meet, and I was always just short of one of them.  You can switch back and forth to relaxed, but I'm still in timed mode.

   zombie ????

  dead ????

Huh! 
 

For all those mentioning Secret Bunker, I gave it my second highest rating in my review thread (it relates to a 5-star rating as I keep my highest accolade rating for my most fav games). 

There were so many things I loved about it but there were only 2 things I didn't ... it was too easy as you're told what to do all the time, and it was set in Russia and the 2 main protagonists had English names.  But, as I said in my review, the atmosphere and attention to detail really make up for any lack of challenge.  And I loved how real some of the things you had to do were, like tilting a lamp up before removing the bulb, and finding a record in a cupboard and having to put it on the table and remove the cover before putting it on the gramophone to play.



So have fun, everyone who's playing it or going to play it.  It's one game I'll definitely play again! 


 

He always looks put out when you want to take a picture.  if he could sigh heavily he probably would.

WendyDarling wrote:

Just looked up the lawsuit, it's about somebody not realizing they were being charged for membership for 18 months.  When I got that first free game I made sure to look at what the game club membership was and how I could cancel it.  They don't try to hide anything from you.  I knew exactly what I was getting into.  They make it really easy to cancel membership, just hit the button.  And this person didn't complain for 18 months!  They refunded 12 months worth, but she filed a class action lawsuit anyway.  That's what I've read so far.

So this person didn't read anything before clicking away to get a game, didn't read the mail that is sent when you join the Game Club, didn't balance her credit card statement for 18 months and is out of pocket for $42.  Why not just go to small claims court if she needs that $42 so badly.  Sounds fishy.