Inside game review

[THE TRUE DIGLET]

I bought this game with my nintendo shekels for less than £2 because what else was I going to use them on

The game retails at around £15-£20 which is an absolute scam

The game starts as if the devs had an idea, but then lost steam for it after 5 seconds.

It then devolves into heckin liminal spaces and random pretentious art with a few easy puzzles, 3 stealth sections, and running around empty pastures.

The game is heckin mysterious, surreal and artistic and filled with random, meaningless things for redditors to make sense of

liminal space slop that I beat in one sitting after 3 hours 0/10

 

[Swede Immigrant]

I hate games where they leave everything up to interpretation. Too many indie trannies think it’s the best way to tell a story when all it does is leave out details because the writers don’t have the skill to write straightforward stories.

 

[Liquid Chud]

Limbo was also a piece of shit that is almost identical. At least shit like gone home had the (unintended) horror aspect. The controls were sluggish and floaty as shit.

 

[Swede Immigrant]

Limbo was also a piece of shit that is almost identical. At least shit like gone home had the (unintended) horror aspect. The controls were sluggish and floaty as shit.

Somerville is another game made by the same guy and it’s the same concept in different packaging. By that time even normie gamers were bored of the formula.

 

[Spas]

I hate games where they leave everything up to interpretation. Too many indie trannies think it’s the best way to tell a story when all it does is leave out details because the writers don’t have the skill to write straightforward stories.

I have the opposite issue (not counter signaling OPs critique doe), I hate it when writers don't leave ANYTHING up to interpretation. Some things are just better left to an individual's imagination, some mysteries should be preserved and in many cases an explanation a writer can provide is not going to be as satisfying as speculation on audience's part. (I extend this to "character backstories", most of the time I don't actually find it interesting to see how a character matured into who he is, and if it is interesting enough to put the main plotline on pause then the backstory should be the actual story)
Bottom line is: discretion is a skill completely lost on the retards that pass for writers in the current year.

 

[Dremora]

This game is very similar to Limbo, isn't it?

 

[Cortex]

Another overhyped game I’m glad I never played.

This game is very similar to Limbo, isn't it?

Same studio.

 

[THE TRUE DIGLET]

Another overhyped game I’m glad I never played.

Same studio.

Paying £20 for this is an outrage

£2 is what it is worth and it kills 3 hours, thats the best I can say, but I dont really care for games in general so who knows.

This game felt like it only had a few nuggets of gameplay moments and they werent anything special at all

 

[Cortex]

Paying £20 for this is an outrage

£2 is what it is worth and it kills 3 hours, thats the best I can say, but I dont really care for games in general so who knows.

This game felt like it only had a few nuggets of gameplay moments and they werent anything special at all

It’s basically a bastardized version of Oddworld.

 

[THE TRUE DIGLET]

It’s basically a bastardized version of Oddworld.

An extremely bogged down version

 

[BBCRightsActivist]

looks like troonslop, imagine actually buying this and not good old games for a similar price.

 

[Liquid Chud]

It’s basically a bastardized version of Oddworld.

ODDWORLD IS SO GOATED WTFFFF

 

[THE TRUE DIGLET]

ODDWORLD IS SO GOATED WTFFFF

soulstorm sucks ass tho

 

[THE TRUE DIGLET]

looks like troonslop, imagine actually buying this and not good old games for a similar price.

Normies love this shit for some reason

 

[Liquid Chud]

soulstorm sucks ass tho

Stranger's Wrath, one of my favorite games of all time.

 

[THE TRUE DIGLET]

Stranger's Wrath, one of my favorite games of all time.

Soulstorm has put a sour taste in my mouth for the oddworld franchise, I dont even want to play the others

 

[1Based Frog1]

Love it when devs think having you die repeatedly is some form of entertainment.

I have the opposite issue (not counter signaling OPs critique doe), I hate it when writers don't leave ANYTHING up to interpretation. Some things are just better left to an individual's imagination, some mysteries should be preserved and in many cases an explanation a writer can provide is not going to be as satisfying as speculation on audience's part. (I extend this to "character backstories", most of the time I don't actually find it interesting to see how a character matured into who he is, and if it is interesting enough to put the main plotline on pause then the backstory should be the actual story)
Bottom line is: discretion is a skill completely lost on the retards that pass for writers in the current year.

People demand answers now. They want instant gratification and have no patience for ambiguity. It’s a symptom of cultural decay, honestly. If everything is laid bare, there's no room for wonder, let alone space to engage with the material on a deeper level.

 

[panchito]

Love it when devs think having you die repeatedly is some form of entertainment.

>da challenge iz whats fun about it