Mystery of the Druids
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Some point and click detective game that is really only noteworthy for the hilarious box art. Just look at this guy.
The game
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What is (usually) glossed over is the absolute retardation of the game, which is meme-worthy in itself. Highlights include poisoning a hobo with medical alcohol taken from a Bill Nye look-alike so you can steal his change in order to use a public phone outside of a museum to call the museum and be told that no one's there. The reason you can't use the phone in your office is because, for whatever reason, you used it for hours-long international calls and therefore your department at Scotland Yard only allows you to call in-house now. Never mind the fact that you are so incomprehensibly broke that you have to steal from a hobo. (There's a reason Old Man Murray concluded Adventure games committed suicide.)
But, in case you're still interested in this game (especially after seeing the paragraph above), the YouTuber MandaloreGaming made a review of it. It can be viewed here.
See also
Gallery
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The best thing about druids isn't being a mystery, it's showing everyone online that we are!
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Druids Wikipedia edit.
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Indeed.
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Yittery Squids?
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A (rather untrue) summary of the insane plot which somehow includes time travel.
