Punished Miku
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Yeah gotta beat this, Norco and Ragnarok in the next 3 weeks lol. Everyone is loving this game.
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Grildon Tundy
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Guys...this game was something else. I'd recommend it to any fans of Silent Hill, Resident Evil, and/or sci-fi/psychological horror.
But it was too much for me. I got a little way through
on my own, but it was too freaky, disorienting, and claustrophobic, so I ultimately chickened out. I'd say that's effective horror. Ended up watching the rest of the playthrough on YouTube. Turns out I was only about a half-hour away from the end.
Amazing game. It's OG Resident Evil in gameplay, but its style is something wholly unique. I hope rose-engine are able to make more games in the future; they're a group to watch in the future for sure.
Also, if anyone could share how to a blur spoiler instead of a button, I'd really like to know! TIA
But it was too much for me. I got a little way through
the third section proper, what is basically pulsating flesh Hell
Amazing game. It's OG Resident Evil in gameplay, but its style is something wholly unique. I hope rose-engine are able to make more games in the future; they're a group to watch in the future for sure.
Also, if anyone could share how to a blur spoiler instead of a button, I'd really like to know! TIA
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Grildon Tundy
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Notice how BPX's use of the word "it" (pronoun) above refers to the "first boss"(the antecedent). The pronoun is related to its antecedent (in this case, quite clearly!) through what's called "context".
However, if you had continued reading, you would have noticed that SloppyJoe made an error in assuming "it" referred to "Signalis" as a whole. As a result, BPX's "Do you speak English?" jab is retorted with more explicit inflammatory language in SloppyJoe's colloquial redefinition of his [SloppyJoe's] conversational partner (see: "asshole" above).
This illustrates the importance of what's called "reading comprehension"--especially when it comes to online written communications!
In the next lesson, we'll cover how to needlessly insert yourself into a weeks-old forum argument when you see needless antagonism and it really gets your goat.
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Press the button with the three dots next to text color. Than on the far right is the mask for "inline spoilers".
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Made it past the first boss today. After a really strong first impression, I'm not feeling it. I think it mostly has to do with combat and enemy design, not really scary or challenging but more so tedious. I really hate that they borrowed the match mechanic from The Evil Within. It's a shame as I really like the presentation.
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Roberts
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A bit late to the party, but I finally got in the appropriate retro mood and finished it. Glad I got the 'promise' ending - don't know how others play out, but this one felt perfect considering what happens in the story.
I'm usually a bit snarky when it comes to purely allegorical stories, but this one packs a punch, I think. Cryptic and I am not going to pretend I understood it the way the developers intended it, but it is one of the fascinating video game stories last year. Very art house, very personal. It's like early Fritz Lang, Kubrick, Lynch, Haneke and a few Japanese artists got together, travelled in time to GDR, then to late 90's and made a game about love, connection and cancer. I can see it working as a comic or a novel maybe, but it is purely a videogame story and that's refreshing when most creators want to emulate film.
I liked all the gameplay "limitations" like limited ammo as well as limited inventory space and puzzles were fun - not particularly hard but always intuitive. Good stuff, definitely in my top 20 of 2022.
I'm usually a bit snarky when it comes to purely allegorical stories, but this one packs a punch, I think. Cryptic and I am not going to pretend I understood it the way the developers intended it, but it is one of the fascinating video game stories last year. Very art house, very personal. It's like early Fritz Lang, Kubrick, Lynch, Haneke and a few Japanese artists got together, travelled in time to GDR, then to late 90's and made a game about love, connection and cancer. I can see it working as a comic or a novel maybe, but it is purely a videogame story and that's refreshing when most creators want to emulate film.
I liked all the gameplay "limitations" like limited ammo as well as limited inventory space and puzzles were fun - not particularly hard but always intuitive. Good stuff, definitely in my top 20 of 2022.
AV
We ain't outta here in ten minutes, we won't need no rocket to fly through space
Started this today, over 3hrs in, definitely scratching an itch for me although I think the inventory stuff is a bit too tedious. I'm fine with that stuff but it feels more Code Veronica than RE2/3 in that way. Very cool though, will definitely finish.
Punished Miku
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AV
We ain't outta here in ten minutes, we won't need no rocket to fly through space
Finished it tonight, it's pretty good. Quite quickly started to feel like a chore considering the 6 slot limit and the fact that you can sprint past like 90% of encounters, was just a game of running things to and from a box - but, it's short, so it didn't bug me too much. Another act would have been too much. 6 slots should have been 8 and it should have been more difficult overall as a result, just wasn't balanced very well. Great aesthetic though. Didn't realise two people made it, pretty impressive.
Punished Miku
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AV
We ain't outta here in ten minutes, we won't need no rocket to fly through space
Yeah, the flashlight thing was a pain. Soon as I picked it up I never even glanced at a prod, injector or flare because no way I'm carrying both when I'm gonna need the torch regularly. Felt like the item limit really made most of the items feel useless. I get what they were going for, but RE almost always succeeded in balancing it in such a way that it never felt like a pain.
nikolino840
Member
AV
We ain't outta here in ten minutes, we won't need no rocket to fly through space
Lmao I got absolutely bamboozled. Thought it was over and it was just a very vague "not good" ending. Moved on to chapter 3 now.
Thank god for mods though, given myself an extra 2 slots for the torch and something else. Game is objectively better with them.
nikolino840
Member
Yeah because you said short game and i remember like 12-15 hours to the real ending and is not so short for a small indie gameLmao I got absolutely bamboozled. Thought it was over and it was just a very vague "not good" ending. Moved on to chapter 3 now.
Thank god for mods though, given myself an extra 2 slots for the torch and something else. Game is objectively better with them.
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brian0057
Banned
There's a scarce number of games which make me start a second playthrough right after finishing the first.
This is one of those games.
It's a superb distillation of the classic PS2/Gamecube survival horror.
It's so heavily inspired by those games that it even copies the RE inventory (if you play as Chris) and the save points are taken straight out of Silent Hill 2.
YMMV on the inventory stuff but I'm enraptured by the whole package.
It's tense, it's atmospheric, it's gorgeous to look at, and it sounds even better. It's one of the best games of 2022 and, quite possibly, one of the best survival horror titles ever wrought by the hands of man (well, in this case, by a man and a woman, which is even more impressive).
I can't recommend this game enough. It's easily my GOTY for that year and it lives rent free in my head.
Absolute masterpiece.
This is one of those games.
It's a superb distillation of the classic PS2/Gamecube survival horror.
It's so heavily inspired by those games that it even copies the RE inventory (if you play as Chris) and the save points are taken straight out of Silent Hill 2.
YMMV on the inventory stuff but I'm enraptured by the whole package.
It's tense, it's atmospheric, it's gorgeous to look at, and it sounds even better. It's one of the best games of 2022 and, quite possibly, one of the best survival horror titles ever wrought by the hands of man (well, in this case, by a man and a woman, which is even more impressive).
I can't recommend this game enough. It's easily my GOTY for that year and it lives rent free in my head.
Absolute masterpiece.
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Sleepwalker
Member
This game is fucked, but I loved it. Not so much for its gameplay (which I have 0 nostalgia for) but the rest of it.
MIssed the OT way back when.
MIssed the OT way back when.
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AeonGaidenRaiden
Member
I was enjoying it until I realized the "zombies" were coming back alive randomly when I revisit the rooms, which is a lot. I just cant do that type of gameplay anymore.
Thick Thighs Save Lives
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Bumping this OT as Yuri Stern recently revealed a Signalis music video featuring a song from HEALTH, "DON'T TRY. Enjoy!
tommib
Member
RAT WARS is always on rotation here at home. A collaboration that makes perfect sense.
Signalis was darn special.
YeulEmeralda
Linux User
Fuck nostalgia wank making games deliberately blurry is not cool. Yes I too played videogames in the 90s but... I DON'T WANT TO GO BACK. Spend thousands on GPUs and TVs for a reason.
But there's a mod for that!
Otherwise this game is pretty cool.
But there's a mod for that!
Otherwise this game is pretty cool.
AlphabetSoup
Neo Member
Incredible game. 2 big big big thumbs up from media site Corn-Rages.
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Thick Thighs Save Lives
NeoGAF's Physical Games Advocate Extraordinaire
Long twitter thread with lots of insight on the development of Signalis: