Sensei Starman Plays Dungeon Keeper 2 - Part 1

In which we see how much things have changed since the original Dungeon Keeper. The graphics have improved, as has the interface. But now we have goblins!

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Sensei Starman Plays Les Manley in: Lost in LA - Part 6

The thrilling* finale, in which Les finally gets down to the bottom of the missing celebrity mystery and arrives at the endgame. Naturally said endgame involves molesting two helpless women for a puzzle that is stupid even by the standards** of this series.

*Well, we're happy it is over. That's somewhat thrilling.
**Does not imply actual standards

 

Sensei Starman Plays Les Manley in: Lost in LA - Part 5

In which Les accidentally becomes a big star after wandering onto the wrong set. Thus is the quest for his missing friend side-tracked so he can do what all people do when they hit it big in LA - find an agent, get a portfolio and get plastic surgery.

Sensei Starman Plays Les Manley in: Lost in LA - Part 4

In which we finally use our credit card... to gather bird poop. This is symbolic of the entire Les Manley series. We also get to see Les have some fun at the cleanest mud wrestling arena in the history of the sport.

Sensei Starman Plays Les Manley in: Lost in LA - Part 3

In which we finish exploring Hollywood Boulevard and set about hacking the LAPD database. This requires us to out-tough some not-so-tough Boyz from the Hood of Beverly Hills and fabricate a celebrity photo to trade for a computer. Because our credit card can't be used to just buy things.

Sensei Starman Plays Les Manley in: Lost in LA - Part 2

In which, having won the confidence of Cristy and Misty, we head to Hollywood Boulevard in search of a cop named Rock. We also encounter two easily pleased tourists, a reformed hacker, and several reminders that Les Manley is no Larry Laffer.

Sensei Starman Plays Les Manley in: Lost in LA - Part 1

In which, after a cheesy intro full of pixilated titillation, we hit Venice Beach and begin Les' quest to find the kidnapped Helmut Bean and LaFonda Turner. This, for some reason, requires we win the confidence of two body-builder babes so that we can have the bright idea to talk to the police.





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Sensei Starman Plays Dungeon Keeper - Part 29

In which, for spite's sake, we take out that Blue Keeper, despite having already conquered the Avatar and the realm. We also watch the final video, which REALLY has not aged well in terms of its humor.

Trigger Warning: implied sexual assault and forced transformation.

Sensei Starman Plays Dungeon Keeper - Part 28

In which, having corrupted the Avatar, we face the final battle against the Armies of Righteousness. Will our preparations be enough to hold them back as they storm our dungeon and strike at our Dark Heart?

Sensei Starman Plays Dungeon Keeper - Part 27

In which we set about expanding into the Avatar's Castle and make it our own. I also show why it is so vitally important to take that one witch alive, for she is the key to capturing the Avatar and corrupting him to our own devious ends.

Sensei Starman Plays Dungeon Keeper - Part 26

In which, after explaining how this marks my sixth attempt at recording this part of Skybird Trill, I reveal the clever way to take down the Avatar's Castle. This leads us to capture a Horned Reaper and a Witch, who shall play major roles in our nefarious plans. Presuming, of course, we don't get any more glitches. (We do.)

Sensei Starman Plays Dungeon Keeper - Part 25

In which we secure our dungeon from a heroic invasion from the East and tame the tentacles in the Avatar's moat. Alas, our efforts are cut short by my greatest enemy - glitches that freeze my mouse!

Sensei Starman Plays Dungeon Keeper - Part 24

The beginning of the end and the final realm of Skybird Trill stand before us. This chapter finds us starting to carefully dig out our dungeon and avoid digging into the moat of the Castle of the Avatar too early.