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Topic	Is A Hat in Time good?
Robazoid 07/11/18 3:10:22 AM #23:	Weakupedia posted... Robazoid posted... I stopped playing when it made me collect three things (and boy was it super annoying having to run back to that one spot to try and follow the quickly-vanishing yellow line to find them) to open another thing to get a time piece. It felt like busywork. i mean isn't that what all these games are Ultimately they all come down to busywork collecting, sure, but most of them feel a bit more organic. Finding a jiggy in Banjo or earning a red coin star in SM64 was a natural result of exploration and figuring stuff out. That time piece in A Hat in Time was literally 'here are lines to three places, go there and then here'. I also admit that I never made it past the first world so I don't know if its design improved at all. --- R.O.B.A.Z.O.I.D <cite>Robazoid posted [p:904868069] in Is A Hat i... [t:76795581]...</cite> <quote><cite>Weakupedia posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Robazoid posted...</cite> <quote>I stopped playing when it made me collect three things (and boy was it super annoying having to run back to that one spot to try and follow the quickly-vanishing yellow line to find them) to open another thing to get a time piece. It felt like busywork.</quote> i mean isn't that what all these games are</quote> Ultimately they all come down to busywork collecting, sure, but most of them feel a bit more organic. Finding a jiggy in Banjo or earning a red coin star in SM64 was a natural result of exploration and figuring stuff out. That time piece in A Hat in Time was literally 'here are lines to three places, go there and then here'. I also admit that I never made it past the first world so I don't know if its design improved at all. --- R.O.B.A.Z.O.I.D</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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