Quick Look: A Preview of Pid

Looks really cool. Is this coming out on steam once it's done or are they not far enough along to say yes/no?

"Red spiky platforms and gravity conspire against Brad as he makes his way through an early build of Pid."

So, basically, this is a Brad Pid.

Wow this looks really interesting. It lures you in with the art style and laid back music but than gives you Dark Souls style gameplay of very strict rules.

I sense a future breaking brad

I'm really digging the artstyle in this game and it's cool that it has a decent amount of complexity and difficulty to it.

Kind of reminds me a little - just a little! - of Defy Gravity Extended.

This game looks super cool, really like the art style and sound. Looks hecka fun. I'm sold.

@flashlightbr: Yeah, it's coming to PC at launch. I was playing the PC version in fact.

@HerbieBug said:

Brad says around 6:30, "I'm a little paranoid."

Ah! But you see, Brad, your block is not paranoia. Your mental malady, so to speak, when it comes to trying things in games, is avoidance. You assume that something will not work without fully thinking out the problem or with a pessimistic view as to a potential solution's viability. It is at this point that you make the leap in logic to deciding the solution in question will not work. But you don't test. You don't try. You fear failure so much it clouds your judgement. You inflate the potential loss associated with failure despite the fact that most games, especially modern ones, are designed specifically for the player to rest easy in trying things as sanction for a failure is usually only a matter of seconds or at worst a handful of minutes of progress lost.

:D

It's a good thing you added an emote at the bottom of your diatribe or you would have sounded insufferable.

@dvorak said:

@HerbieBug said:

Brad says around 6:30, "I'm a little paranoid."

Ah! But you see, Brad, your block is not paranoia. Your mental malady, so to speak, when it comes to trying things in games, is avoidance. You assume that something will not work without fully thinking out the problem or with a pessimistic view as to a potential solution's viability. It is at this point that you make the leap in logic to deciding the solution in question will not work. But you don't test. You don't try. You fear failure so much it clouds your judgement. You inflate the potential loss associated with failure despite the fact that most games, especially modern ones, are designed specifically for the player to rest easy in trying things as sanction for a failure is usually only a matter of seconds or at worst a handful of minutes of progress lost.

:D

It's a good thing you added an emote at the bottom of your diatribe or you would have sounded insufferable.

:D