Is FTL any good?

hmm, did you try google.com?

Why don't you just buy the game?

Pretty sure Oregon trail was my first game, on the apple IIe at my school.

Well too bad I was born in April 1987, I'm 26 years old. My first PC was a Compaq DeskPro 286 N with EGA/VGA graphic and a Intel 80286 12 MHz processor and a 80287 math coprocessor and 13 MB of RAM. I was 6 years old when I obtained it through my father work connections (he's a programmer) so I began to play videogames in 1993 with it. I'm not really that old but in my childhood I played the same classic games old gamers played like The Secret of Monkey Island, Wolfenstein 3D, Ultima, Alone in the Dark, Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom, Prince of Persia, Duke Nukem 1, Hocus Pocus, Realms of Chaos, Scorched Earth, Dune and Dune II, Gabriel Knight, Ultima Underworld, King Quest, Winter Games, Test Drive The Duel, Nibbles and Gorilla.bas and others. In 1997 I bought a Sega Saturn with Virtua Fighters 2, Sega Worldwide Soccer '97, Virtua Cop 2, Exhumed, Duke Nukem 3D and other games. In 2000 I bought a "modern" PC (modern for my father budget - Intel Pentium II 500 MHz, 128 MB RAM, 6 GB HDD IDE, S3 Trio GPU) and played Quake, Quake II, Half Life, Resident Evil 1/2, Starcraft, etc), later I bought a GeForce 2 MX 400 to play Morrowind and then a Radeon 9100 to play it better. In 2001 I bought a PlayStation 2 with Final Fantasy X, and then I started buying many consoled, Sega Dreamcast, Xbox 1/360, Nintendo DS lite, PlayStation 3, PlayStation 2 slim, PlayStation 1, Amiga 500 (that's a home computer I know that), PlayStation Portable 3000. Now I want a Nintendo 64, Nintendo Gamecube, SNES, NES, Wii, Vita, 3DS, Nec PC Engine, Sharp X68000, Nec PC-98, MSX 1/2, FM Towns. I don't know if I will have money but I definitely will buy them someday. So maybe I'm not very old like guys who player Oregon Trail or Frogger or Pitfall on a Atari 2600 or a Commodore VIC-20 or even an Amstrad CPC or a Commodore 64 but I know something I think about videogames. Don't you think so? : ) I played FTL but I didn't like it. I know roguelikes are like that but I prefer roguelikes like Neo Scavenger or Dungeons of Dredmor (ok, that's not properly a roguelike but it similar). I prefer game with atmosphere like Black Market or Don't Starve that don't kill you right away but give you a gradual learning curve. If the games doesn't give a method to win or simply to play like I want I don't really enjoy it because I don't want to play a flipper or a FPS like CoD but I want to immerse myself in a world of fantasy and interpret a role and Weird Worlds gave me that. I really love the battle system of FTL but for a Kickstarter that gained 200,542.00 $ of the initial 10,000.00 requested I expected more graphics and more ways to play, like explore many sector of the galaxy and so on.

50% is a good deal. It's like... £3.20 - About the price I got it for. Nab it!

Edit: Also, if you have the option, buy via the above link, not Amazon. Then you'll get DRM free as well as a Steam key.

It dropped to $4 at one point, but really there's no point in putting off purchasing a great game to save one, at most two bucks.

Pixelvision.

Probably some faggot who lives in the UK. :p

IT'S A CONSPIRACY

The is not that many combinations. You could spend hundreds of hours on on any game. I have almost 40 hours on mine and that was pushing it quite a bit to get achievements/see everything. Every run is so very quick.