When you get around to it I'd suggest playing it on the casual settings first because it takes up a lot of time on the hard settings
Fun game and all, I think it got a little over 4 hours from me on casual (And I know most of the tricks and tips from the point and click genre).
Ding Dong
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I have that one installed. Can't seem to find the time to play it.
"Have you paid your dues, Jack? Yessir, the check is in the mail."

I hope not, surely people would throw money at them if that were what the issue.
This game is exactly what people with disposable income and an appreciation of computer games have been longing for.
I bought
Thimbleweed Park
just because of what The Last Night evoked in me (Sick game too, check it out!).
Ding Dong
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Yes! I'm looking forward to The Last Night too. I think I've read something about production being halted, though.
"Have you paid your dues, Jack? Yessir, the check is in the mail."

I didn't see Firefly, The Wire or Flight of the Conchords until years after they were released. It took Internet chums to tell me about them
I only go to the cinema for big blockbusters mostly, planes and other means provide me with most of my TV shows. I've seen all of How I Met Your Mother and 30 Rock this way.
Games I never buy at release, there are always zero day bugs and massive patches which screw up the experience. I am looking forward to The Last Night though:
Ding Dong
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