Fucking class.
I don't have any money, so I can't get the full game - but the part with the "thing" in the water, that fucking shit me up. If you make a mistake and you hear it coming closer and closer... man
Awesome game.
Statistics: Posted by Mole — Sat Sep 11, 2010 9:37 am
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I agree on the whole "no you're meant to do THIS" mechanic. The Wot I think has a nice example of it when he needs a rope and can't pick up the 'decoration' piles of rope but has to find a specific piece of rope. Pretty counterintuitive. Still...it's an adventure game made by 5 people, I'm not exactly expecting photorealism and 45 ways of solving each puzzle. Besides the demo had some pretty simple and logical puzzles too, like the piece of wood blocking the lever mechanism's rope.
Apart from that it's mostly classic Derf jade though
i'm playing the full game now and it's got me by the throat, it's good stuff.
Statistics: Posted by Rinox — Wed Sep 08, 2010 6:35 am
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Firstly, I never found it THAT scary. I find the sanity system a bit forced. I feel that Daniel is a bit of a pussy that's afraid of the dark. I'm personally a bit twisted, so I see general darkness as not such a scary and negative thing.
The puzzles i don't quite appreciate either, which is a sentiment i share with all instances i've encountered. The problem is that I find it hard to tap into the logic of the game. I tend to think in realistic terms, not nerdlogic, so if a door is jammed, my first instinct is to hack it down physically, not start looking for some elaborate pulley system which from an engineering perspective could no way in scientific hell determine the physical circumstances of said object.
I was expecting something more basic. Something more raw. Basically the same thing, but without the sanity mechanics and puzzles. A purely artistic, non-combat, survival, Get from A-to-B horror game.
Statistics: Posted by derf — Wed Sep 08, 2010 3:23 am
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