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Absolutely. Over the years I have switched from shooters and other generic games to story-oriented games because of thier essence and the deep, hidden meanings they hold within themselves.
just finished life is strange 2, who wants to chat about it?
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There are still some companies out there pouring their souls in their work, which atleast give me hope to a certain extent
Same, it really focuses on the experience rather than the competition and i love that
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very true! indie game companies deserve more love
Yes! It was extremely interesting, also the visuals and the voice actors! it was a long time ago, so i vaguely remember the story.
It is true, right now the market is all geared for competition and skins in games, the story telling aspect, which btw is the main reason why I love games in general, is getting ignored in many ways. If you were to take the story of some popular shooters, you can actually fill it in one page and that's it, but other gems have content that would fill up more books than you can even imagine. Wish the industry and demand finally comes back to storytelling once more.
Very true. A proof to back up your statement is the fact that there are almost no games in the market similar to LIS. Which makes me a bit sad really
that ending mannnnn i remember being a bit disappointed but overall the game was good
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which is why i like games that are lowkey, Night in the woods is a prime example of this as well as Disco elysium
Yeah I was pretty disappointed too. The ending was "explained" by the fans that "not every wish gets fulfilled in your life". If one kinda focuses on the "explanation" it makes sense but also doesnt make sense at the same time considering how many different path could have been taken for the ending even if the devs were going for the "sad(disappointing?) ending"
yea, it felt like it was building up to something and then they just, didn't. it was a rather quaint rather than explosive like it had the opportunity to be
Its like listening to a sick beat build up but the beat drop is just purely awful
That's a good question. To be honest, I've always enjoyed writing, since I was little, i wrote a lot, anywhere i could. then i thought i wanted to make movies, direct and all that, so i studied media. But during that course i realized that I enjoyed the process of games, and the stories involved in them. So after i graduated from that course, i went to study video game design focused on story development.
What really matters is that the path you have chosen is made for you and is your choice. Above all, I think that is the most important aspect when choosing a path.
