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Topic	Post Each Time You Beat a Game: 2019 Edition Part II
Simoun 11/03/19 4:29:27 AM #127:	MO: Astray (PC) aka Ori and the Blind Space Station Went into this completely blind, was amazed. The puzzles and difficulty was sufficiently paced, as I only started dying alot around the half way point. But despite that, it had this engaging and quick design that didn't make me throw the keyboard in frustration. Perhaps the Celeste fans will say its too easy with the peppering of checkpoints and regenerating health but this one is mostly played for its story of which are contained in fragments hidden around the world. The immediate thing I like about this is the music. The tone is immediately apparent in its Zen-style presentation despite the premise being of the Dead Space variety. The man behind everything is also ~~not on this station in the end. His escape is implied and left ambiguous as his deeds are what brought upon the chaos of the whole game~~ which is...frustrating but I think the point of the game was not to be as implied in the good ending. --- It's not so cliche anymore when it's happening to you. <cite>Simoun posted [p:929596904] in Post Each ... [t:77945651]...</cite> <quote>MO: Astray (PC) aka Ori and the Blind Space Station Went into this completely blind, was amazed. The puzzles and difficulty was sufficiently paced, as I only started dying alot around the half way point. But despite that, it had this engaging and quick design that didn't make me throw the keyboard in frustration. Perhaps the Celeste fans will say its too easy with the peppering of checkpoints and regenerating health but this one is mostly played for its story of which are contained in fragments hidden around the world. The immediate thing I like about this is the music. The tone is immediately apparent in its Zen-style presentation despite the premise being of the Dead Space variety. The man behind everything is also not on this station in the end. His escape is implied and left ambiguous as his deeds are what brought upon the chaos of the whole game which is...frustrating but I think the point of the game was not to be as implied in the good ending. --- It's not so cliche anymore when it's happening to you.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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