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Despite the tough subject matter, these are my favorite kinds of games. Maybe it's because I played so many video games growing up, but now that I'm in my late
by kdamken 11y ago
Despite the tough subject matter, these are my favorite kinds of games.
Maybe it's because I played so many video games growing up, but now that I'm in my late twenties most of them don't really capture me anymore. I get bored of them quickly. I find the ones that I enjoy most are often shorter, but deliver a powerful narrative experience. Titles like Dear Esther, The Walking Dead, Proteus, and especially Gone Home are looked down upon by many to be just "walking simulators", but to me they're the best gaming currently has to offer. I played through GTAV for a few days and haven't thought about it since. But because of the focus on the narrative experience, games like these stay with you, like a good book or movie.
While this game will likely be tough to get through, I'll probably get way more out of it than a few hours in the latest cookie cutter RPG or FPS.
- corysama 11y ago> looked down upon by many to be just "walking simulators" I played through Dear Esther in a single session in VR. It was a magnificent walk.
- eropple 11y agoI couldn't keep interested in Dear Esther, but Korsakovia, by the same folks, is a tremendous experience. (Also may bring modern computers to their knees because of some bad technical choices, but having everything go choppy and weird when you're under terrifying stress is not a bad side effect.)
- kdamken 11y agoI am beyond excited to get a chance to try that. When I first saw the Oculus, these types of games were the first thing that came to my mind.