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Announcements / Re: Cogmind is officially "Coming Soon" on Steam!
« on: October 08, 2017, 11:17:01 AM »
\o/ Only eight more days! 
Will there be Steam achievements?
Will there be Steam achievements?
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General & Off-Topic / Re: Introduce Yourself!
« on: September 06, 2017, 07:17:36 PM »
Although I've been into gaming forever I've only just recently gotten into ascii style rogue-likes. I discovered Dwarf Fortess, Cataclysm: DDA, and COGMIND at the same time about this time last year. I found COGMIND from having found and played with the X@COM demo. I decided to buy and support COGMIND in the hopes that once it's finished X@COM would get more work. At first I thought COGMIND's UI was amazing like X@COM's, but the game itself didn't interest me as much, and of course I died a lot. After cycling through some other games I've started playing COGMIND again and this time I'm enjoying it a lot more. I think a problem I was having the first time was that I was playing too aggresively. Also, once I started playing DF with ascii instead of graphic tiles other ascii games started getting easier to understand.
Great game. Even if X@COM never gets finished, the money was still well spent on COGMIND.
I decided to buy and support COGMIND in the hopes that once it's finished X@COM would get more work. At first I thought COGMIND's UI was amazing like X@COM's, but the game itself didn't interest me as much, and of course I died a lot. After cycling through some other games I've started playing COGMIND again and this time I'm enjoying it a lot more. I think a problem I was having the first time was that I was playing too aggresively. Also, once I started playing DF with ascii instead of graphic tiles other ascii games started getting easier to understand.Great game. Even if X@COM never gets finished, the money was still well spent on COGMIND.
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