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| Just finished it myself. *SPOILERZ* by Mischief Maker 03/23/2024, 9:56pm PDT | ||||
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| I found the first 2/3rds of this game absolutely delightful, with the whole manual mechanic transporting me back to playing rentals on my NES.
Then I hit a brick wall and used a walkthrough, learning that what I missed was a hidden ladder in the south bridge that you couldn't see from either camera angle, and this is the first and only time the game hid an actual ladder that way. Then I entered the quarry and the beautiful and peppy visuals turned to monochrome. Then the delightful mystery turned to grimdark. Then I found out that I was the villain all along. I'm sick of games where you're the surprise bad guy. I've only played one (indie) game that pulled that twist well, (Immortal Defense) and all the other times it just feels like a "fuck you" from the developers. Especially in games that require hours of serious effort. I was not willing to put in the work to solve the mountain door puzzle or chase down a bunch of goddamn fairies. 48 out of 50 pages was good enough for me in the end, and since Tunic's true ending has no boss battle at all, I don't think I lost anything by watching it on Youtube. 3.75/5 |
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I've been playing Tunic a bunch by 07/12/2022, 11:52pm PDT  This kind of transitions into a puzzle game as it goes on. by 07/27/2022, 11:48pm PDT Just finished it myself. *SPOILERZ* by 03/23/2024, 9:56pm PDT He thought he was re-making Zelda, but it was really Milon's Secret Castle by 03/24/2024, 9:24am PDT OK, I guess I made that joke about Milon's SC already. Sorry. Anyway... by 03/24/2024, 2:04pm PDT Re: OK, I guess I made that joke about Milon's SC already. Sorry. Anyway... by 03/24/2024, 8:30pm PDT Zork was a lot more fair than what was going on in Tunic though by 03/24/2024, 9:58pm PDT |
