Quick Look: Mundaun

I kept hearing Patrick talk about this game and could never quite make out the title

According to Wikipedia, 301 people live in Mundaun.

Thank y'all for showing me another game to put on my Steam wishlist ♥__♥

This seems really good. Reminds me of where I grew up (including the menacing atmospheric stuff.) Great quick look!

Huh, this looks interesting! I actually grew up in Switzerland. The third spoken language there which @alex couldn't remember is French, which is the part I happened to grow up in. And yeah they're speaking Romansh in the game, which is spoken by only 50-70,000 people and only then mainly in the canton (state) of Grisons.

Something about the weird unsettling vibe and art reminds me of Neverending Nightmares, just with more rubbery people. And the most striking straw thing since Sekiro.

Seems kinda cool.

Black Phillip approves

I've put a couple hours into this and it's great. The vibe is just unsettling and the art style is striking. Looks way better on your local machine than it does in online videos.

jesus, this game is fucked up.

This game looks really cool. I would love to see Vinny's reaction to it even if that version of the QL has a messed up framerate.

Okay I am done at the easel part. I want to play this.

How were there no follow-up questions to Alex revealing his Grandpa was Alfred Hitchcock's limo driver?!

@otmshank: He only had the gig while Hitchcock was filming The Birds. He held a great many different jobs over the course of his life.

@alex: Your Grandpa sounds awesome. Thanks for the response Alex!

No goats in South Carolina?

This art style is absolutely indiscernible to me. I can't tell what is going on on the screen at all.

I respect when horror chooses not to resort to cheap startling and panic. Interesting style, kind of Don't Starve-ish. Thanks for the look, I may pick this up.

"Is that a dog?" Dammit Brad, do you not recognize Black Philip?

This seems pretty decent in a Ethan Carter / Amnesia / Pathalogic way. sadly the budget doesn't seem to be high enough to even make the sepia graphics look decent. That conversation with the reverend gave me some serious flashbacks to Oblivion.

This just make me nostalgic for Hotel Dusk