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Paratroopa1 posted...

I don't want to get into an unrelated fight in this topic so I'll just summarize my position: when a game is about discovery, I want to preserve as many of those discoveries as possible for as many people as possible. Some of us prefer not to have the first mysteries of the game scratched off already. If spoilers don't bother you and you want to know the game's conceit before going in you can just look up what the game is on wikipedia or something.

honestly I'm kind of with Para on this. Like the most I'd want to know about something like Outer Wilds going in is like "it's a first-person space-exploration game that is distinctly unique." I mean really, just knowing a game is something that you don't want to know much about beforehand makes me more compelled to play it.

There are quite a few games (several on this list) where I just wish I could forget them totally and experience them for the first time again