Indigo Prophecy Ordered
On the one hand I spent money today that I really should not have spent. On the other, it cost me only $25.03 including “expediated shipping”. Not bad at all. The catch is that it was ordered from Amazon.com’s “Marketplace”, so here’s to hoping that I don’t get ripped off.
Indigo Prophecy has been at the top of my “games to get” list for some time. The demo that I played has incredibly well done voice acting and the setting drew me in very, very well. It seems very intriguing and mentally stimulating, and that’s a lot more than I can say about the majority of games that I’ve played the past year or two.
It’s a shame that it goes all crazy fantasy / sci-fizy. Oddly enough, I think that I would have enjoyed it a great deal more if the script had been a much more down to earth mystery. I really enjoy my fantasy and sci-fi, but I would have cared more about the characters if the setting were was (? I’m thinking about this grammar issue far too much) more “real”.
Anyway, it was an uncalled for splurging of money. Goodness knows that I should have put the money toward new system memory. Such is life, eh? Can’t be bored all the time.
I’m looking forward to receiving my copy mid next week.
About
I’d describe myself as a very ecclectic and strange individual. My interests range from the very spiritual to the very technical, having delved into both non-mainstream faiths as well as little bit of Linux. I’ve been called a “hopeless romantic” by a very dear and intelligent woman and I find that quite fitting, and I typically shun social interaction in general.
This blog is a sister blog to Shadows In Motion and will most likely be used for personal posts; what goes on in my life, perhaps some of my writing, random thoughts and so on. Be prepared for some strange ideas!
