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  • You guys should check out Tunic!

    It’s a cute zeldaish adventure where a manual a a core part of the Gameplay loop. Basicly you find pages of the manual ingame as you progress and learn about it this way. And the manual looks freaking georgous. A pure love letter to exactly that time. But be beware that Tunic is a knowledge based game. So any information might spoil something for you. Please inform yourself with caution.

    If you enjoyed the game you can even order the manual as a physical prop as official march.










  • Apart from that combat could be broken by spamming companion abilities once you unlocked them all.

    That’s the big point for me. Ive seen another one play the game this way and I agree with that the combat can be broken this way. It propably is the most effective way to get through combats but its IMO not the must fun one and does not embrace the intended gameplay flow.id even go as far as saying that this way actually works against the intended vibe and since the combat is such a mayor gameplay part of the game I can see how a dissapointing combat might ruin the whole experience for you.

    This strategy is one of the prime examples for me where adapt gamers will optimize the fun out of a game because they focus on efficiency rather than fun.





  • I’m planning on playing the whole series including the expansion for the first one. But my fingers are really itching for the other RPG and I don’t want to pressure me into playing the expansion. Better to play Clair Obscure in between and enjoy the expansion afterwards.

    So far I’m liking the game a lot. I’ve not played any in the series before but I have to say that Baldurs gate 3 seems to be the best part on the series. It’s brilliant how many great parallels can be drawn between the games and im glad for both of them