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The Beginner's Guide looks great and I've added it to my wishlist but I haven't tried it yet. I'll eventually buy it, that's why I haven't watched the youtube videos yet, I don't want to be spoiled lol

I'd recommend reading this article from Rock, Paper, Shotgun about the game. Also read through negative reviews for it on steam.

I haven't played Stanley's Parable and I'm generally not interested in those types of games. However it seems like TBG is overpriced crap and a "game" Davey made because he couldn't think of anything better.

From what I can understand he basically designed several quick levels and then put over some narrative over them where he talks about the levels. And in the game he claims the levels are made by his friend while they're actually all made by himself just for this "game".

i will be strong, and won't:

1. enter GA for that Game
2. make GA for that Game
3. i will Stab this thread :)

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Finally someone's not lying about the Ratventures and I can appreciate that...
No more lies!

Insta-wishlisted :O

I dont know but maybe the better experience is playing it by yourself.

Thankies for the gib!

Bump ;)

Stab!

I'd say, that if you can get easily immersed in video games, then definetly get the game. I had an amazing experience. But if you don't get into stuff like that, then just watch it through YT.

I found The Stanley Parable funny at first, but ultimately it felt like a lackluster experience. Definitely made me feel weird on more than one occasion, so I'm not terribly interested in buying something else from the same creator. Certainly not for £6!

You should totally give away that game! #addicted

But yeah, the Stanley parable is quote fun. I'll get this one in a nice sale at some point I think.

I watched my favorite youtuber play through the whole game. Interesting story, a bit emotional, only 90 minutes long give or take, also once you have played it once there isn't any reason to play it again since there would be nothing different. I recommend saving your money and watching someone play it, since it isn't really a game per se, it's an interactive narrative.

I really want Stanley Parable but no one in trade section wanted to trade without exploit... Well, maybe next bundle I get one to myself.
I want to bump because I want to be kool too. ( ‾ʖ̫‾)

Have a nice Bump STAB

Somebody recommended that to me, but that's all I know. :)

Don't know about beginners guide, but stanley was/is great. Antichamber is cool too if you like Stanley.

Stanley was short but funny. Crossing fingers :)

I played through it. It's certainly enjoyable in that it's quite a unique experience. However if you've played a lot of those sorts of games, I'm not sure it adds anything vastly revolutionary. Also, I don't understand anything about making games at all, but if you did, I feel it would be less enjoyable for you as it would seem less interesting or mysterious.
In terms of the narrative, I thought it started very strongly, but as you go on it does seem to become slightly more cliched and self indulgent. There's some lines at the end I found particularly cheesy and navel-gazing.
If you want an enjoyable and interesting story-telling experience, it delivers that. It's just don't expect some massive epiphany or to consider this some kind of revolutionary masterpiece unless you have a very sheltered existence :P If you can easily spare the cash and are still interested, I'd say pick it up. If you want to save that money for dinner, then maybe just watch a play through of it. You'll get pretty much the same experience of the narrative, at least.

i r kool?

But really, I've done some glancing at this game, and I'm not sure it's a game. Apparently it makes people cry though.

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Book > movie.
Playing the game > watching someone playing it.