bkbroiler

I like the old God of Wars, and this looks fine to me, but I'm a little curious why this one has everyone so excited. It looks like every other 3rd person game to me.

It's out in the US!!!!!

@boyinred said:

Well, you do end the game Outside, as opposed to Inside. And you go Inside people's minds.

@brad said:

That was one of the weirdest games I've played. Definitely did not expect the gameplay turn. I'm still kind of absorbing the ending - I kind of figured out what was going on, but it'd like a bit more closure on the end. I'd like to find the rest of the secrets and see if that reveals anything.

What a fun thread.

Delilah wasn't lying about anything, the reports were planted by Ned. You find that out in his cave place.

The research station was a research station. Ned broke into it and was using their technology to spy on lookouts in the area.

I relate to the weird over-the-radio relationship actually very strongly, so I found the end very depressing. I can't help but think that they didn't want to animate an actual conversation with Delilah, but I get that Delilah self-sabotaged a lot.

I dunno, the game left me feeling very bummed out. The characters felt so real to me, and their relationship so realistic. I don't know what to think. I am sad.

Also I think Henry moves forward as a character as much as you let him. Maybe the game could have helped you figure out one way or another if he'd moved on more, but also I don't think running into the middle of the wilderness is going really help getting over your wife having dementia.

@davidh219: To me, it seems like there is two blocks between them. I feel like I thought of that but couldn't figure out how to get the lines to work. I'll try monkeying around again. Thanks!

@davidh219: yeah, I've seen blocks that fit together to form new blocks, and that was my assumption here. That's what the rest of the panel is basically doing. But it doesn't seem to work. And testing my hypothesis by just trying only to get that block to light up (as the tutorial sections do when you get a certain part of the puzzle right) doesn't seem to have any answers. So I guess it's fully dependent on the other blocks?

I feel like the Tetris area is the most obtuse in terms of actually teaching you what to do. I've gone back to the earlier tutorials and they're so basic that I really can't try anything new on them. I've done as much of the other areas as possible, minus the end game, and that has helped somewhat with my understand of the tetris stuff. but this new type of block just eludes me.

@davidh219: Here's a picture of it. I don't really understand the concept of it. It doesn't seem reflected in the previous panels.