At first glance, you figure that this is a really fun puzzle game that is based around Portal and that you are going to be using your brain a lot. Well, most of that turns out to be true, but it ends up being a whole lot more than Portal was because instead of dealing with portals and using brain games to figure out what to do next, you are actually coercing the visuals of the game to progress. I got stuck on one particular instance where I had to look up the solution, but other than that I was able to figure everything out after a time. There are collectibles and gamerscore worth 1250 and it even adapts speedrunning into the game, as it comes with a built in speedrun counter and has achievements for beating the game in under a certain time. I feel like after you’ve went through once, you can probably memorize the whole game, but for a first time run through, this game was trippy and unlike anything else I have really played with the way it utilizes the visual concepts of illusions in a video game.
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Let’s Play Resident Evil Gaiden
We finally play through the Game Boy Color video game that has always eluded me, until now! Leon, Barry & Lucia must escape the cruise ship Starlight while a menacing tyrant chases after them with unique abilities. This game can be pretty tough if you don’t know where to go or what to do
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Let’s Play Assassin’s Creed Freedom Cry
In this short story DLC game to Black Flag that’d later become its own released game, you play as Adéwalé in his own assassin adventure. I’ve never felt more like a hulking, brutish bad ass than while playing this game, and I absolutely loved it. He was cleaving and carving his way through with his…
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Let’s Play Fears to Fathom (1-3) (Steam)
I play through all three original episodes of the Fears to Fathom series, all containing a short spooky story! One involves being home alone, another being alone on a road trip and the other involving a relationship gone bad. Pretty scary IRL situations for sure