cooling process:

This is 'cooling process:', a new video game from Outhouse Media. I don't have a video or even a thumbs up on their website, but I think this is what they make.
A lot of zombie players have found it harder to rebuild their community than the previous games in the series. Typically, when you die, you have to rebuild a zombie, and that's been considered a waste of time by the community. But at least 'Holy Mountain' had this problem of taking an entire town and then having it wiped out. They write, we're going to use 'wrecked' or 'deserted' as a shorthand for 'lost', since we're not rebuildable. This idea is appealing. It would have been nice to see you start from a clean slate, and improve as you get back into town, but I'm guessing it's mostly because Grim Fandango is set in the south. Diablo III was already a pretty long creation time, but the design team was pretty blunt about how long it would take for them to finish. The new Diablo III, you can play the game for around 200,000 hours (this is before you start playing the 4.1 fade-out and ragdoll effect changes), but it is likely that the team would, for every hour you play, it takes thirty minutes to level up. In a way, it is the same as in the original, but the effect has been scaled to roughly the same amount of time. You also see important design