3.31 The year of lock picking

Are we really allowed to have a year without numbered sequels, and full of games doing something few had done before or since? What's the catch? Do they all fail horribly?

Chapters

• 0:00 Opening
• 1:02 AD&D 2nd Edition! Yay?
• 9:22 No running from Shadowrun
• 14:13 HeroQuest, a toy dungeon
• 15:47 Hurlements, peak French
• 19:23 Cast Spleen in Nephilim
• 21:04 Dragons of Flame, a game
• 21:40 War of the Lance, a wargame
• 22:10 Bonds, Curse of the Azure Bonds
• 24:12 Run for the Hillsfar
• 28:03 Windwalker, just walk away
• 28:38 Chaos Strikes Back, and how!
• 30:39 Can't hear The Dark Heart of Uukrul
• 38:51 Dragon Wars, the dragons do nothing!
• 44:30 Keef the Thief, Naughty Dog makes an RPG
• 47:23 Hero's Quest, for Glory
• 53:48 Sword of Aragon, strategy with quests
• 55:41 Tangles Tales, an intentional joke
• 57:27 Knights of Legend, one size doesn't fit all
• 1:04:43 Galdregon's Domain, no peripheral vision
• 1:07:04 Bloodwych, Dungeon Master at home
• 1:09:47 Get a job in The Magic Candle
• 1:15:30 TinyMUD – Roblox in 1989?
• 1:18:11 Avalon, gods buying real estate
• 1:20:02 Wrap-up