Sierra Games - Doing Bad Things (Part 1)

[@jaypee9575]

At least you didn't drink the Dragon's Breath.

[@Mikewee777]

These video game PSA scenarios make recreational drug use seem like more fun than it actually is.

[@OneWeirdDude]

They're also fatal. Choose how you like.

[@hollynivy3769]

Dam... Such nostalgia... I remember playing those games

[@hollynivy3769]

As a kid!!!!

[@OG_Agrivar]

I just played Quest for Glory 1 (the VGA remake) again this past winter!

[@psycthom]

Don't succumb to Sierra Pressure

[@reidmorris5908]

I'm super stoked that the algorithm brought me to you. These sierra games are great!

[@RakeeshJ4]

Heh, there's a lof of `em, too.

[@dangdudedan8756]

its so sad pattj died when she went past her pot limit

[@youtubedj9298]

Just say no.

[@Nonamearisto]

It's a bit disturbing to see adult language in Sierra games, as they were mostly made for kids or teenagers at the most. And even the more mature ones generally had simple, flat-colored, cartoon-like graphics. And they even referenced games meant for younger audiences sometimes. Like "seeing visions of Daventry" in that first one, a fairy tale kingdom.

[@OneWeirdDude]

Leisure Suit Larry is for Mature audiences.

[@Nonamearisto]

@@OneWeirdDude I know. But it references games meant for children.

[@OneWeirdDude]

@@Nonamearisto True. A thing doesn't have to be all bad to be bad.