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Topic	June Game of the Month Club ft. RiME, Beginner's Guide, Earthbound, and Lolo
Cody11533 06/07/19 11:40:29 PM #41:	Cody has beaten The Beginner's Guide. I like walking sims. I did not like this one. Reading up on it after the fact, I came to the conclusion that is absolutely had to be entirely fictional, which almost makes me dislike it more. The pretentiousness was really getting to me when it seemed like Coda was real, but as it went on, it seemed like either the narrator had to have made up with Coda, or that he was dead. Instead, I definitely think it was a rather out-there introspective dive into the mind of the person behind The Stanley Parable after it had unexpected success. Everything just felt too abstract for me, and my gut reaction is that I honestly feel like it was not worth the time. All that being said, I enjoyed the format more than the content. I feel like you could have a really neat interactive documentary in this style, particularly relating to games. I also do have to give The Stanley Parable a real go one day. I played it very briefly a few years ago. --- "Video games are meant to be just one thing. Fun. Fun for everyone." -Satoru Iwata "11533 >>> 1001 imo" - Jeff Zero <cite>Cody11533 posted [p:922948865] in June Game ... [t:77754969]...</cite> <quote>Cody has beaten The Beginner's Guide. I like walking sims. I did not like this one. Reading up on it after the fact, I came to the conclusion that is absolutely had to be entirely fictional, which almost makes me dislike it more. The pretentiousness was really getting to me when it seemed like Coda was real, but as it went on, it seemed like either the narrator had to have made up with Coda, or that he was dead. Instead, I definitely think it was a rather out-there introspective dive into the mind of the person behind The Stanley Parable after it had unexpected success. Everything just felt too abstract for me, and my gut reaction is that I honestly feel like it was not worth the time. All that being said, I enjoyed the format more than the content. I feel like you could have a really neat interactive documentary in this style, particularly relating to games. I also do have to give The Stanley Parable a real go one day. I played it very briefly a few years ago. --- "Video games are meant to be just one thing. Fun. Fun for everyone." -Satoru Iwata "11533 >>> 1001 imo" - Jeff Zero</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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