Saturday, October 31, 2009

Torchlight

The player controls a lone hero who explores a series of randomized (procedurally-generated) dungeons, where they fight large numbers of enemies and collect equipment, gold, and other loot. The game also features a single town which serves as a hub, to which the player can periodically return to buy and sell items to NPC vendors and obtain quests. As the player delves into the dungeon, they are presented with a series of quests and battle a series of unique bosses that advance the main storyline. Optionally, players may take on side quests, random quests and visit branching dungeon areas. The graphics are 3D and viewed from an overhead perspective, similar to the isometric perspective used in the original Diablo. The game is controlled using a point-and-click mouse interface and keyboard hotkeys.

The game generates each level of the dungeon by assembling modular "chunks" of the game environment. Each chunk is designed by hand and may be composed of multiple rooms. They can contain scripted events and interactive objects such as levers that open secret doors or cause bridges to move. This approach to level generation is intended to create dungeons with more purposeful design, instead of environments that simply look like "crossword puzzles that have been extruded upwards."

As in Fate, players have a permanent pet which fights alongside them and can carry and sell loot. The initial pet can be either a wolf dog or a lynx, and players can use items to transform their pet into different creatures.

Also present in the game is a retirement system, in which players can pass on an heirloom item from an old character to a newly-created one, likened to a New Game Plus game mode.


Parts

(Password:boxxers)

Part1: http://hotfile.com/dl/16034149/36db841/boxtorch.part1.rar.html
Part2: http://hotfile.com/dl/16034988/1345d87/boxtorch.part2.rar.html


Instructions
1. Extract iso with winrar or 7-zip
2. mount iso in daemon tools, alcohol 120 or poweriso
3. install the game
4. play and enjoy


Wednesday, October 28, 2009

Borderlands


The game will feature four player online 'drop-in, drop-out' cooperative play along with other singleplayer and multiplayer modes. In addition, players have access to customizable vehicles for "vehicular combat" and will also be able to customize their character. Deceased enemies will drop their equipment, which is then available for you to pick up. Like traditional RPGs, much of the player's time will be taken up by quests. There will be 160 quests of varying length and complexity, 30 of these being part of the story and the other 130 as side quests. Many of these quests will not be mutually exclusive, and can be completed together. Gearbox wants to encourage the player to push themselves just a bit further to complete the next quest on their list. Each quest carries its own rewards, such as new weapons, or perhaps revealing a new piece of the story.


Parts

(Password:boxxers)

Part1: http://www.megaupload.com/?d=YCSNNRCN
Part2: http://www.megaupload.com/?d=NYKB7TL3
Part3: http://www.megaupload.com/?d=JG5PZZJJ
Part4: http://www.megaupload.com/?d=50K5N4H7
Part5: http://www.megaupload.com/?d=2OSRG4HF
Part6: http://www.megaupload.com/?d=WBKOAJ5F


Instructions
1. Extract iso with winrar or 7-zip
2. mount iso to virtual cd
3. install the game
4. copy crack over game directory
5. play and enjoy