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Simoun 05/10/20 2:36:54 AM #400:	The Suicide of Rachel Foster (PC) Firewatch in a hotel. The execution up until the end was fantastic. There was this creeping sense of dread that something was gonna pop up at any moment. The ending was....ehhh. The plot went from cruise control to car wreck when that final day popped up. Felt like the devs ran out of money, like Life is Strange and just dropped the twist and left you holding the bag. There was also too little to piece things together. So many questions left unanswered and essential ones too. Gone Home is still my number 1 game for this genre, which is interesting because in this game ~~the ghost is real~~ but I bet you if it wasn't people would give it the same flack Gone Home had. You just can't win'em all. 5/10 --- It's not so cliche anymore when it's happening to you. <cite>Simoun posted [p:938914658] in Post Each ... [t:78297194]...</cite> <quote>The Suicide of Rachel Foster (PC) Firewatch in a hotel. The execution up until the end was fantastic. There was this creeping sense of dread that something was gonna pop up at any moment. The ending was....ehhh. The plot went from cruise control to car wreck when that final day popped up. Felt like the devs ran out of money, like Life is Strange and just dropped the twist and left you holding the bag. There was also too little to piece things together. So many questions left unanswered and essential ones too. Gone Home is still my number 1 game for this genre, which is interesting because in this game the ghost is real but I bet you if it wasn't people would give it the same flack Gone Home had. You just can't win'em all. 5/10 --- It's not so cliche anymore when it's happening to you.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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