Hello! A happy celebration, I've reached 100 followers on my tiny curator so I've made some giveaways in my group!
Reaching 200 followers will be cause for another celebration!
Thanks for the game Zelrune and congrats on the milestone!
I love the eclectic selection of games in your curator even if I'm a little saddened by your seething hatred for the Witness, a unique game that I cherish, despite its flaws and repetitiveness. I totally get why others might hate it ;)
All that struggle for absolutely pointless endings, there was no way I could enjoy something so unsatisfying. I liked the art randomly scattered about, and my favorite was the stick insects on one of the bushes. I do plan on looking at The Talos Principle sometime, late this year or early next.
It does feel like Jonathan Blow was giving us the middle finger with those endings. "Oh, so you want a satisfying conclusion that explains why you've been solving these puzzles? Here, have a pointless flyover animation or a 5-minute video of me stumbling out of bed!"
The Talos Principle has a better narrative thanks to the excellent writing by Jonas Kyratzes, but the puzzles themselves are very abstract and detached from any story. Not sure if it'll be your cup of tea.
Congratulations, and best of luck with getting 200!
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Thanks for the game Zelrune and congrats on the milestone!
I love the eclectic selection of games in your curator even if I'm a little saddened by your seething hatred for the Witness, a unique game that I cherish, despite its flaws and repetitiveness. I totally get why others might hate it ;)
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All that struggle for absolutely pointless endings, there was no way I could enjoy something so unsatisfying. I liked the art randomly scattered about, and my favorite was the stick insects on one of the bushes. I do plan on looking at The Talos Principle sometime, late this year or early next.
I hope you enjoy this game!
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It does feel like Jonathan Blow was giving us the middle finger with those endings. "Oh, so you want a satisfying conclusion that explains why you've been solving these puzzles? Here, have a pointless flyover animation or a 5-minute video of me stumbling out of bed!"
The Talos Principle has a better narrative thanks to the excellent writing by Jonas Kyratzes, but the puzzles themselves are very abstract and detached from any story. Not sure if it'll be your cup of tea.
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Probably not, still curious enough to check it out since someone mentioned there was a cat ending.
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