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The mind is a powerful place. We create worlds inside our head to escape from the truth.A first-person psychological game.
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This is a GREAT game. Challenging and creepy as hell.
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Creepy as hell, but so curious ... Scared but must push on! :) dont give any spoilers please ;)
I tried this game and it is atmospheric but I couldn't really work out what was going on or what I was supposed to do - even allowing for following the light...
Haven't finished it yet, but sadly the lagging and the awkward platform jumping are often a source of frustration for me.
However, I would like to see the end of this game, as I have a couple of ideas what it may actually be about:
Judoka - Yeah, it's a source of frustration for me too! I'm working on it!
tl;dr explanation: Basically, I try to manage the framerate by 'breathing' the draw distance of the camera, so that the world that you can see shrinks and grows constantly. I like the effect it has, but the downside is that as soon as the lighting rig changes, there's a big performance hit and it takes a few frames to catch up, which results in the annoying stutter that occurs... I'm smoothing it out by gradating the draw distance better, and managing it at a higher rate overall to give a bit of leeway. As for the awkward platforming, the next version will 'Z-Target' the light with the left trigger, so it should make it easier and a little bit more free flowing.
As for your thoughts on the plot:
Nice knowing that you're working on providing a sleeker experience to the title. The game itself does have a very unique and pretty bizarre if not frightening atmosphere at times, and it's a damn shame that a few little irks kind of ruin the immersion.
And thanks for clearing that up in regards to the plot, now all I need to do is rattle my brain and see what biological links the game actually has and see if there's some kind of huge reveal at it's completion.