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Or is it just one of Phil's balls in my throat?
For some reason they're really slow for me.
Do you spin the stick with the motion of the action being done or just rotate it fast?
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For some reason they're really slow for me.
Do you spin the stick with the motion of the action being done or just rotate it fast?
Punished Miku
Gaslighter Pro: 16.7 Fireflops
Rotate it fast. It builds a tiny bit of momentum.
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Or is it just one of Phil's balls in my throat?
Damn man, you guys are fast.
And to think I was called as rushing through games for beating Cronos in 12 hours
Love the burst of watercolor style art.
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Punished Miku
Gaslighter Pro: 16.7 Fireflops
Kirby seems into it.
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ShaiKhulud1989
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Maybe it's just because I play ton of walking sims I kinda familiar with usual tropes, not that I was speedrunning.
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Gaslighter Pro: 16.7 Fireflops
You and me both.
bender
What time is it?
Now you know how we feel when you post.
Two hours trying to find your controller and remembering how to turn your Xbox on should not count towards your playtime.
Two hours trying to find your controller and remembering how to turn your Xbox on should not count towards your playtime.
Rocinante618
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Tried it as I still have gamepass. Visually stunning but gameplay lol, this is a walking simulator (and sailing). Not criticizing but not really what I expected after Double Fine's excellent Psychonauts 2. It's super super easy, definitely targeted towards kids/extreme casual gamers.
Also you need insanely high specs to run this, runs quite bad on a RTX 4070 Mobile. I mean I get it, it's not a high end GPU but the min. requirement is a GTX1070, it's way powerful than that. Honestly, thankful for gamepass as I would not have bought this but then again, I did not really enjoy it.
Not a game, should have been a movie or something. Idk. Vanity project, a mash a ideas in UE5.
Edit: (finished it in ~5 hours, final hour is an insane slog)
Also you need insanely high specs to run this, runs quite bad on a RTX 4070 Mobile. I mean I get it, it's not a high end GPU but the min. requirement is a GTX1070, it's way powerful than that. Honestly, thankful for gamepass as I would not have bought this but then again, I did not really enjoy it.
Not a game, should have been a movie or something. Idk. Vanity project, a mash a ideas in UE5.
Edit: (finished it in ~5 hours, final hour is an insane slog)
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IbizaPocholo
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I've finished the game. A gorgeous imaginative beautifull game, excelent art, simple yet entertaining and very quick to finish... Similar sensations to South of Midnight, which I really enjoyed very much also.
The perfect kind of game to complete a diverse catalog and that you'll want to play from time to time.
DF will surely be happy because they were able to launch a project of this type, first, and and general reception received, in second place.
Only special minds at Special Studios could come up with a game where the story is trougth a bird and a lighthouse with legs
The perfect kind of game to complete a diverse catalog and that you'll want to play from time to time.
DF will surely be happy because they were able to launch a project of this type, first, and and general reception received, in second place.
Only special minds at Special Studios could come up with a game where the story is trougth a bird and a lighthouse with legs
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Topher
Identifies as young
The lighthouse is reduced down to just the light. It is a wheel basically and you roll around through half open tube things (not sure what to call them). It is a big maze and you have to find your way through it and destroy the same dark material as before. There a few sections like this and they repeat for no apparent reason. Feels like filler to pump another hour or two into the game. So the charm of lighthouse and the sea bird is no longer there. Just this wheel game. Thankfully it doesn't end that way