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| Just beat the game. by blackwater 04/12/2024, 9:45pm PDT | ||||
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| I like your interpretation of the plot... although it's a stretch. I didn't hate the plot or anything, I just think it's a distraction from the atmosphere. The reference to "great houses" is another Dune note, by the way! So it's not just the quasi-Bene Gesserit.
The final level was easier than I expected. I didn't really make a lot of use of the "shout" or "throw the ball" actions. I wonder if they're any good. It's funny, because my complaints are the exact opposite of the people on Steam. I didn't think the game was too long; if anything, it was too short. I was really expecting another few palette swaps and some old-school cruelty. I guess I am out of step with modern games. Also, I didn't think the story was paper-thin. As I said above, I thought there was too much of it. They could have gone more minimal. The gold levels are very pretty, I wish I had some good screenshots of those to link. Too bad this studio didn't get another chance at making a game. |
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Playing Echo now by 04/11/2024, 11:49pm PDT  Oh yeah, probably the only "Art Game" I actually love... by 04/12/2024, 5:40am PDT Just beat the game. by 04/12/2024, 9:45pm PDT Whoa missed this. Thanks blackwater NT by 04/12/2024, 7:04am PDT Just started this by 05/24/2024, 9:44pm PDT I think Quixel Megascans is probably contributing the most to this effect. by 05/25/2024, 4:29am PDT The story so far by 05/25/2024, 10:45pm PDT and the voice acting by 05/25/2024, 10:47pm PDT Yes, London is the ship's AI. NT by 05/26/2024, 6:53am PDT Yeah, they did a lot with a small amount of art assets NT by 06/03/2024, 9:42am PDT |
