#Burn the rope game 2008 Pc#

It's the 1920s and you're the boss of a gang of 'mystery teens', the kind of misfits and troublemakers who unravel the problems of small towns in Scooby-Doo and John Allison comics (opens in new tab). Most likely to still be in detention 10 years from now Dangerous High School Girls in Trouble was an unfairly forgotten girl-gang RPG (opens in new tab) We won't have space for them all, but we hope this series stirs some memories of old friends and perhaps introduces you to new ones.Įach Class of 2008 story will be linked here as they go up, so you can return to this page later to read the whole series.

#Burn the rope game 2008 Pc#

It was also the year of Limbo of the Lost (opens in new tab), but we gloss over that.įor the next week PC Gamer Indie will be looking back at 2008 with a series of retrospectives highlighting some of the year's most interesting indie games. Class sizes may have been smaller back then, but it was still possible for the deserving to be overlooked. Penumbra: Black Plague (opens in new tab) seemed like an important step away from combat-heavy horror for Frictional Games at the time, but now it's a footnote on the road to Amnesia and SOMA. Not every indie game that graduated in 2008 achieved the recognition it deserved, and the likes of Dangerous High School Girls in Trouble! (opens in new tab) and Hinterland (opens in new tab) aren't namechecked today nearly as often as they should be.