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This game is trippy and sort of depressing, but this LP makes it look interesting enough that I might have to buy it and check it out.
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Well I went and bought the game because these last two videos really piqued my interest. I do find it hilarious that Susan spends ten minutes lovingly hand-assembling a spear from various bits and pieces while a woman screams wildly in a nearby room, when she could have just... y'know, stabbed him with the pointy piece of metal. Or bashed his skull in with the chair leg. Adventure game logic!
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Jun 2, 2014 13:52
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Well, in my wait for updates, I decided I'd try to play through the game myself, because I was curious how the story would go. I ended up playing through the whole game in almost a single sitting, and got the secret ending entirely by accident, which made me very pleased with myself. I'll still be following this LP, but at least now I'm not so anxious for updates. Thank you very much for introducing me to this game that I'd never heard of and would have otherwise completely overlooked. I won't say it was fun, but it definitely was an experience.
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Jun 8, 2014 08:56
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No, you can't brute force the puzzle. Asking any question other than the right one results in both doors being the 'wrong' one, to my knowledge.
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Jun 8, 2014 10:37
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Kytrarewn posted:Is the door that's lit up the right door or the answer to your query? It's a lovely reward, for several reasons.
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