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What are your favourite moments in videogames?
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this post was submitted on 05 Jun 2024
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Ahhh I wanted to love it, it's one of my favourite scifi concepts explored really well, but I wish the big plot points at the end were told in the opposite order. Feel like it would have hit way harder, for me anyway
I kinda bounced off. I was super into the identity stuff that started too be hinted at, fully bought in to the fantasy, but after a point didn't want to go through another room where all I did was avoid monsters.
Maybe I need to turn down the difficulty and just get through it.
Yeah, definitely more about the tone and narrative for me, so I'd go with that plan and see it through!