askcarrottop replied to your post: I’m looking for a game with a good, yet dark story.

Penumbra.

There you go!

Alternately, if you’re just looking for something mentally stimulating, once you get past the first section or two, Deadly Premonition will send you for a trip.

I can appreciate that!

But if you start asking me things like, “There’s a dog dying. Do you finish it off or let it suffer?” I don’t want to think about that [omitted]!

That [omitted] makes me sad!

In before somepony asks me that, or a similar question.

If by psychological you mean horror, then sorry. Not much I can help you with. Horror and I don’t get along. I do everything in my power to distance myself from it.

If you ask serious questions targeted to “mess with me”, then you ask questions I don’t like.

Can’t say that I have.

Interesting interpretation, though!

I loved Call of Cutie: Modern Waremare 2’s arcade-y style of combat! I used the riot shield with throwing knives! My favorite was shooting at helicopters with a submachine gun to get their attention and then switching to the shield to draw their fire!

I haven’t had the chance to play Modern Waremare 3 yet. Can’t afford X-Colt Live. And let’s be honest, I wouldn’t have time for it anyway.

Tag.

I could probably stand to be more feminine, I guess.

But no. I consider myself to be neutral, favoring no particular gender role. I am me.

Yes I am.

My favorite drinks are strawberry wine coolers and bon-bons.

I’d rather you didn’t mess with me at all.

Unless you mean the odd question like if I’m a tomboy. That’s no big deal.

They can’t help themselves.

I’ve discussed this before, but in short I agree.

When me and a few others would go clear across Canterlot to this video game store to play some games on the in-store displays, I remember this one filly, way younger than us, that would watch us play Grand Theft Carriage. She even played a few times herself.

She was in advanced classes and made excellent grades. Sorry, I just don’t buy the whole “corrupting youth” thing. Can make ponies more jaded and cynical, maybe. But she never had a problem with it.

By the way, we’d sometimes get paid bits for playing those games by the owners. We’d make them look easy and customers would get drawn in.

I’m in good spirits! About to play a game with Mint and some others, actually!

“Drop everything. Leave town and head for Ponyville.”

She wouldn’t listen to me, though.

Assuming you meant on the human maturity scale, by the by.