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Wow 40.00 my ass. Give me a fucking break. I was looking forward to this around 19 at launch and would have bought it full price at that, but 39.99? Fucking kidding me??upon on PSN $40
https://store.playstation.com/#!/en-...EWITNESSPS4PS4
so far its been said only the PC version will be VR compatible, not the PS4 version. So if you wanna do VR and don't plan on playing it this week, may just wanna wait for a sale on the PC steam version. in 3 months it'll be $10-15 on sale.
It's obvious that person reviewing hasn't played the game for more than like 1 hour...Wow 40.00 my ass. Give me a fucking break. I was looking forward to this around 19 at launch and would have bought it full price at that, but 39.99? Fucking kidding me??
Sale it is. Or just free sooner or later via ps plus.
User reviews are also hitting: "Did you seriously make a game this gorgeous just to constrain puzzles to two-dimensional squares where you get to play a combination of connect the dots meets Snake? No Myst-like real world interaction? Nothing? I can't tell if I'm being trolled or what. The game is breathtaking, but if you can't interact with objects in the world to solve puzzles apart from solving Snake the dots, what's the point?"
Ok so you actually do get to interact with the island aside from panels with maze puzzles? Because if that is the case, that's great. I heard it was a great island with a great atmosphere ruined by the fact that you couldn't interact with anything but panels and snake maze puzzles.It's obvious that person reviewing hasn't played the game for more than like 1 hour...
Ok so you actually do get to interact with the island aside from panels with maze puzzles? Because if that is the case, that's great. I heard it was a great island with a great atmosphere ruined by the fact that you couldn't interact with anything but panels and snake maze puzzles.
In a spoiler can you illustrate how this isn't the case and give an example, and also, is it prevelant that I will be able to interact with a lot of object puzzles? Because then I would retract my earlier statement. But if it is 700 panels, not interested at that price. For the record I like these types of games. Talos for instance. Myst. 7th guest. I also like games like everybody's gone to rapture and Esther. Myst did it perfectly. Object interactions and all puzzles were unique.
Edit: a_skeleton_03 that is what I am Afraid of.
Out of the 700 or so puzzles in the game, how many involve: 1) Not a panel. 2) Not a maze/snake puzzle.
0Edit: a_skeleton_03 that is what I am Afraid of.
Out of the 700 or so puzzles in the game, how many involve: 1) Not a panel. 2) Not a maze/snake puzzle.
Not true.0
You might be able to see how to solve it via clues in the environment but they all require the panel.
Ok that helps. ThanksWell it looks like you read a lot more about this game than I did beforehand, so I'm not sure these fall under maze/snake puzzle for you. Early on you are given a hint that the physical landscape, buildings, objects themselves contain hidden "visual" puzzles. For example, the place that hints at this is on top of the mountain where most people will trek to after activating the first laser. There's a panel up there that simply mimics the shape of the river itself down below. What I didn't realize at the time (I discovered the process at a different location) is that if you then click on the "circular starting" point of the actual river/building/etc and then follow the path to a rounded end, "solve" it, it then releases some sorta of energy that gets directed to some other conspicuous objects on the island. Its more of a visual puzzle, being able to spot these by standing at the right angle, distance, etc.
So the game certainly isn't 700 panels, but I don't know if this falls under interacting with objects puzzles. I'd say there are probably 100-150 of these type alone. I'd also say that a lot of the panel puzzles involve more than just simply solving a maze on a puzzle panel. For example, one area is up in an area of large trees, where the panels make up the physical walkways between the trees. So not only do you have to solve the panels themselves to extend the walkways over to the next tree structure, but you also have to connect the walkways in the correct manner.
Hope this helps.