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Don't expect a lot of DLP to really care for this one much, since I just ran through it and finished it in about an hour, but this is seriously, seriously epic. D:

Along the lines of Amnesia, but no horror. A damn solid mystery story, with no action at all. And its actually fairly immersive. I hadn't even realized the hour had passed when I stopped.

The graphics are just utterly, utterly stunning. Beautiful, realistic world. Spectacular art all over the place.

But the singular best part of the game is the soundtrack, done by Jessic Curry. I have not played a game with a more appropriate soundtrack. Or a better one. Sample below, one of my favorite songs out of the lot.

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PS: Lutris randomly gifted this to me. Thumb the hell out of the bitch if he posts here. D:

 

I've been eying this game. Guess I'll have to get it now.

 

Got the game for myself, saw Vash wanted it, got it for him too because I like throwing away what little money I have to people I like.

Anyhow, love this game so far, the immersion's just great as Vash has already said, and it's a very welcome break to all the action and flare of recent titles.

A very solid purchase, IMO.

 

The trailer is incredible and made me very interested in it, together with the pretty original gameplay. Two questions, though:

Is there the subtitles option in the game? The accent of the guy (what is it? Some kind of British English?) is a bit difficult to follow for me.

What do you mean with:

You finished the game in about an hour? Is it that short?

 

Would you prefer a day long, monotonous, boring piece of shit?

I don't mind short, as long as it's good.

 

^ No, I would prefer a day long, exciting adventure.

I don't mind short, as long as you don't expect me to pay $7.50 more than it's worth for it.

 

As someone who really isn't into video games, this seems more like my cup of tea - will definitely check it out this spring break.

 

Yes. Its defaulted as on, which is a nice change to off. >_>

My run through of it the first time. There was more I didn't visit, but not enough to draw it out more than fifteen or twenty minutes at best.

And its kind of less a game than it is an interactive story...

I think we'd all prefer that, but I'd wager ME3 ends up being one of those six hour, sixty dollar busts. This is rather refreshing, and definitely worth the ten dollar price tag. Trust me.

 

Aye. The conflicting stories the narrator tells along the way and trying to make sense of it adds to the game as well. That it never outright says one way or another what has happened, and your left with a lot of drawn conclussions I think kind of added to it...

The best part of it, I think, is that it doesn't try to shove the happily ever after/happiness is grand bullshit down your throat.