This game changed my life

same, I doubt I would've gotten bottom surgery without it

Same I agree with you

>>713970134 (OP)
It gave me depression I lost my job and started drinking and now Im screwed

Clearly not enough since you're still here.

>This game changed my life

No it didnt. There's nothing in this game that would alter how somebody views they're own life or the world.
Are there seriously redditors dumb enough that merely experiencing something beautiful and emotionally resonant will cause them to change their job or whatever?

>>713971154
There are LITERALLY r.edditors who cut their penises clean off because they played a female character in an mmo for one too many years

Someone tell me what's so great about it, I don't mind spoilers
Like I've seen people gush themselves over this fucking thing and all I'm seeing is just fucking around until there's another loop to figure out clues about whatever the fuck

>>713970134 (OP)
I got filtered by the tutorial. The gay little aliens would not shut the fuck up, and then I had to fly their ship which had retarded console controls so I alt-f4ed and refunded it.

>>713973264
It's the ultimate exploration/detective/whodunnit game.
You are sent out on your way to explore the universe and slowly you're collecting clues of a precursor species and who they were, what they were trying to do and what happened to them. All the planets are hand made in order to be interesting rather than procedural slob.

amazing beautiful and creative game
shame the threads have turned into this

>>713973541
Congrats on missing out on one of the best games ever made

>>713973739
Ok but what's life changing about that
I've seen that description for like 30 different games just without the planet shit

>>713973264
It arguably has the most grand narrative of any piece of storytelling. And it's all executed flawlessly despite its complexity.

>>713974114
Dunno, but for me it was the drip-feed of mystery at the start and eventually you connect the dots and the whole thing goes balls to the wall.

>>713974114
Nta but...nothing. low iq people feel like tons of shit is life-changing.
in the past, many /v/irgins claimed that playing katawa shoujo changed their life...

>>713974253
The coffin of andy and leyley literally changed my life, now I'm constantly depressed because I will never have a leyley in my life

>>713974247
>the whole thing goes balls to the wall!!

Why did they do it? Why did they burn the symbols?
I had to google the last glitch with the alarm

>>713973264
It's the white man's game about exploration for the sake of exploring and understanding the world we live in.
It's no surprise so many brownoid gets filtered by it.

>>713974338
TCOAAL changed my life too. Gave me 2 new top-tier waifus to add to my mental backlog of 2d whores to goon to forever.
Be glad you experience things at all. There are no true "Leyleys" in real life so its just idiotic to ruminate on such things.

>>713973264
It's fun to explore and figure things out. If you get into it, it gets very immersive. You don't actually unlock anything new at any point, you just gain knowledge. So you don't need a special key to use a certain device to get to some place, you just don't know how to use it yet, so you have to look elsewhere to figure it out, and as you do that you find other things you need to figure and it goes on like that across several planets with pretty unique and creative conditions that I haven't experienced in any other game.

I would recommend avoiding spoilers because that literally ruins the point of the game. It's not even replayable because when you have all the knowledge you can beat the game in like 15 minutes.

>>713974114
It's not life changing, posts like that are 1% from reddit and 99% sour pissheads on /v/ who will shit on anything that's gained a lot of popularity.

I'm also curious what games you've seen with that description. There is nothing that's quite like Outer Wilds. The closest would be point and click mystery games like Myst or deduction games like Obra Dinn or Golden Idol, but they don't have the 3D phsyics based interactivity and challenges that OW has, either to marvel at or be freaked out by, and that's a huge part of what makes the game as fun and unique as it is.

>>713973264
It's a 22 minute loop that you play over and over again until you solve the puzzle. No hand holding, no bullshit mechanics, the story is very charming and integrates perfectly into the actual puzzle.
You're trying to stop a super nova and to do it you have to visit a specific planet, take a specific path, avoid dangerous obstacles, then enter a specific code. Basically you play through 20 hours just to know what the fuck you're doing and why you're doing it. The game is incredibly competent and it never feels unfair or too easy. The DLC also adds horror which I wasn't very keen on until I actually played it and it's also done perfectly. Just all around perfect execution for this type of video game.

I want to drill my brain so I can play this game for the first time again.

>>713974614
>It's not even replayable
Another one of these DUMB FUCKING BROWN NIGGERS! God I hate you faggots so much.

>>713974558
You say that but I've seen a lot of canadians and californian baristas praise this game, like sure, it's definitely white, and faggot also

>>713974734
meds

>>713974569
I lied, anon.
The actual reason isn't that
It's that I knew someone like leyley and I ruined every chance I had with her, so I'm never getting her back

>>713974909
>Fumbled prime, demented pussy
lol

>>713974614
>It's not even replayable because when you have all the knowledge you can beat the game in like 15 minutes.
You greatly underestimate my ability to forget things. I'm actually able to replay Return of the Obra Dinn.

>When you realize the sun used to yellow and not red and suddenly "that" song starts playing.

>>713974614
>It's not even replayable because when you have all the knowledge you can beat the game in like 15 minutes.
The trick is alcohol

>>713975240
>when you miss a jump in brittle hollow and see what you're falling into

>>713973264
Forgetting the "life changing" claim by OP - it's just a great game. There's nothing really like it out there. No other game has so many, and so well executed, "aha!" moments when you finally figure something out that had been hidden in plain sight. And the story, while kinda simple, is a nice one with a message that just stuck with a lot of people. And the reason I think the game gets a lot of push back on 4chan is because it's also enjoyed by people over on Reddit. Andv some 4chan anons can't stand being aligned with Reddit about anything.

>>713975240
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t5vG4Be1Ci8

My most retarded moment was the jelly fish one.

>find dead jelly fish
>read log about going inside it
>log says something about it protecting from electrical w/e
>think that means my character itself is protected by the fluids from dead jellyfish
>go straight to water planet and fail to swim in barrier

I ended up googling it and felt so retarded

>>713975698
>When you're spit back out.

>>713976171
It was trying to enter the Ash Twin for me.

>>713973541
Congratulations on not a wasting 10 hours on sloppa that you wouldn't have enjoyed.
>inb4 filtered
I completed the game and saw the most reddit ending of all time.
>inb4 puzzle game
the puzzles too simple that you need brain damage to fail them.

>>713976171
one of the few jank moments tbf
at that point I had most of the game figured out and I thought the jellyfish clue was fairly obvious but I died once to their electricity and went "huh" followed by 30 minutes of banging my head against the wall
precision platforming? flying? swimming? out of no where really caught me off guard
I also completely gave up on the sun station platforming that shit was rough

>>713976171
I had no idea you had to get inside them. I thought they sort of opened a corridor and I tried following them swimming above their head. Been a while, but I think I had to google it as well.

>>713976171
jelly fish for me too.
i thought the tentacles would electrocute me so i didn't consider to approach
even after finding it the corpse. i just thought it was just some lore bit for when they're dead.

>>713976509
You realize that by worrying about what is and isn't "Reddit" you're allowing yourself to be defined by Reddit? And by the must Reddit ending of all time do you mean an ending having a positive outlook on things? You realize being cynical 24/7 isn't cool and often leads to being miserable?

>>713976509
>10 hours
just say you're retarded, got filtered and rushed it. it's a hike through the solar system, not a speedrun to "finish le puzzles" as fast as possible. they're not meant to be hard, they're meant to be fun to figure out by progressing the story and thinking "thats a fun solution"

>>713971154
It's hyperbolic millennial speak but Outer Wilds absolutely is probably the most poetic and introspective game there has ever been, and it's all wrapped in masterfully executed game design

>>713976645
>jank
From my experience it was more straightforward.
I see the jellyfish go up and down, knew I get electrocuted getting near its head directly so I figured I should try entering the jellyfish from the very bottom of its tentacles.

>>713976509
^ this anon used a guide and now lives in perpetual regret having robbed himself of one of the greatest gaming experiences of all time.
Don't be like him.

>>713977003
>from the very bottom
like how we did with the jellyfish corpse

>>713976509
If you finished it then tell us in detail how you knew the solution to the final puzzle and the significance of each step of it

>still havent played astral codec and castaways

>>713977003
the platforming segments really had me second guessing myself though I can think of a few others off the top of my head
>that one cactus room on ash twin
thought it was platforming but later figured it out so I thought they were all optional like that
>the sun station
>the jelly fish
>one part on the gravity planet where I tried to force my way into the quantum tower
the brainy puzzles were my favorite but any time I felt like I had to platform I just turned my brain off apparently lol

>walking around reading conveniently detailed notes but the player chooses where to go
Truly one of the best games of all time. Open world Amnesia changed my life

>>713976171
The last time I played the game, the jellyfish shit is precisely what I was focused on figuring out. The ones in the depths of Giant's Deep never seem to come outside the barrier of water currents, even with all the storms on the planet that keep lifting the floating islets into the stratosphere, so I can't exactly 'enter the jellyfish' to get into Giant's Deep's core, which seems like an important enough place to visit. But I also don't have any other leads on how to get there besides something to do with the jellyfish. Time to waste another five hours just dicking around and observing all the stuff that happens on Giant's Deep during the timeloop, I guess.

On an unrelated note, I don't really get the point of all the 'far-seeing' spots where you place a slab on a pillar and get to see into some room elsewhere in the world. There never seems to be any important info you can glean from just seeing a place without being able to interact with anything in there, and if you haven't visited that room yet you don't really have any context on where it could be located either.

>>713977428
>amnesia invented reading notes

>>713977470
>'far-seeing' spots
It's something.
>what's this
>oh I remember this place from that thing
Otherwise, yeah they don't give much information.

>>713973264
It's a point and click adventure for retards, with very basic theming even a baby can follow.

Essentially, it's a puzzle game for guys who cannot fathom the idea of taking notes. The basic game loop is as follows: Try and go somewhere, fail because you're missing a pre-requisite knowledge check. Work out how to go somewhere, learn another hint for how to go somewhere else. You follow the trail of breadcrumbs until the eventual ending, which is shitty.

It has changed my gaming taste and habits. I genuinely believe it's a paradigm shift, still wildly under-studied and under-understood, a stroke of genius that is decades ahead of the industry. An absolute masterclass in game design, and the kind of media experience you're lucky to perhaps see once in a decade or a few times in your lifetime. It hit me like nothing else. It brought me joy, with such an intensity, like no other piece of media. It's been very hard for me to go back to other games after experiencing it and realizing nothing will match that high until a very long time. The only other game to have that effect on me was Dark Souls 1 years ago.

>>713975240
>When those lights in Dark Bramble start to move towards you

>>713973264
>Someone tell me what's so great about it
it makes this anon seethe: >>713977685

>>713973264
La-Mulana for dummies

>>713978362
La-Mulana expects basic technical skill, so you can't expect OW fans to get through it. The better comparison is Void Stranger, which requires no mechanical execution because it's turn based, but has actual puzzles to solve that go beyond "get told to do thing, do thing".

>>713970134 (OP)
Sounds like your life was worthless then.

>>713970134 (OP)
Baby’s first Myst

>>713973264
You will like it if you have low T, it’s a boring ass game and it barely has any gameplay

>>713976959
Holy shit play more games lmao

>>713973264
Babby's first time loop

its a dum game that only stupid ppl like!

>>713970134 (OP)

I'm happy I went in blind.

>>713973264
Its people's first foray into existentialism, though they dont realize it.

>>713974725
>it took this nigga 20 hours to beat
Lol

>>713970134 (OP)
Baby’s first baby game

Watching streamers play the game is pure fucking suffering.
>streamer keeps their camera pointed towards the floor, barely looks around where they are
>instructions that are always present are never read; camera mode is discovered only after their chat tells them about it
>starts game, skips all dialogue, doesn't know what to do (then restarts their playthrough because their uploaded vod got ratio'd)
>reads text out loud without truly reading (and understanding) it
>two loops in they sit still and asks chat what they should do next
>doesn't ask questions, doesn't form hypotheses, just goes where the game tells them to go and inevitably gets stuck
>solves puzzles by accident; discovers a glitch that allows them to skip vital parts of the game
>explores places a single time, manages to overlook everything important and never goes back because "they've already been there"
>confuses stellar objects for each other despite the game literally telling them what they are
>doesn't realize what happens during the ending
>closes the game during the credits

>>713976171
My retard moment was repeatably trying (and failing) to land on the teleporting moon and not realizing I had to take a picture even though I went trough the temple thing that teaches you that.

>>713979401
For me, it was
>Recall the rule of quantum entanglement
I had stopped playing for three years before I picked the game back up.

>>713979380
>Watching streamers play the game
Well there's your first mistake

>>713979507
It's obvious you haven't played the game (or were too dumb to appreciate it), because you can only re-experience it through other people.

>>713975240
>when you realize the interloper isn't causing the supernova...

>>713979567
>when you realize what the interloper actually was

>>713979783
>when you realize where the interloper came from

>>713976780
I used reddit as an insult. I got the feeling I was on reddit's front page when I completed the game.
>>713977070
>NOOOOOOOO!!!! how could someone have a different taste than mine.
what was the ending again? you go to some planet, get the battery, and then fit it into a spaceship that's surrounded by blind space fish. after that, you go to redditland and help the demiurge create more spawns?

My only complaint is that the logs were not very enjoyable to read. Turns out they were written by his gf so it makes sense.

>>713970134 (OP)
Fuck the ending sandstorm puzzle. Most bullshit hamfisted "puzzle" I've ever seen.

>when you're stuck in Ash Twin's canyon and see the sand approach

>>713979125
What are the time loop games for real, hardened gamers?

>>713979898
I know you used Reddit as an insult. I was pointing out that you should stop concerning yourself with what is and isn't Reddit. Maybe just focus on what appeals to you instead of worrying does Reddit like this thing.
>I got the feeling I was on reddit's front page when I completed the game.
You're so cringe it's unbelievable

>>713974538
The real question for me is why did they only burn some of them? Lazy fucking gamers cant even do a book burning properly

>>713980118
nta, but Forgotten city is pretty cool

>>713973264
Unironically can sum it up on three pic

>>713980290
What's the bottom left?

>>713979264
lmao is 20 hours too long? how long it you to finish it young blood?
keep in mind this is full-ish log + DLC

>>713980290
>catched

>>713980357
actually I lied it's closer to 25 hours with DLC

>>713980353
Meursault aka the stranger

>>713973264
>>713971154
The game just seems to be a lot of zoomers' first encounter with existential dread.
And to be fair, where else is this generation supposed to encounter it? Society as a whole currently has different priorities than pondering stuff like the heat death of the universe and the fate of humanity.

>>713970134 (OP)
The game would have been better if the comet was the one destroying the sun and we had a way to save it

>>713980938
>comet destroying the sun let alone the entire universe
???????
also pretty sure this game is physics based so the planets are actually being pulled into orbit by the sun and iirc it was hard for them to code the pathing physics for the comet

>>713981035
All orbits are fixed. The comet crashes into the sun because it grows in diameter

>>713980220
Is it that game that has an easter egg in Outer Wilds?

>>713979783
>>713979874
Am I missing something here? Wasn't the interloper just a random ass occurrence that wiped out the Nomai?

>>713981530
Yes, but "what killed the Nomai?" is one of the main mysteries, so the reveal is pretty huge

>>713970134 (OP)
For a long time there was nothing else that could follow up Outer Wilds. Now there's Blue Prince.

>>713980938
>The game would have been better if the comet was the one destroying the sun
wot
>and we had a way to save it
That would ruin the entire point of the game and completely sabotage the relevance of The Eye

>>713981468
If it has, I havent seen it.

Haven't read the thread, but the frequency of Outer Wilds thread made me buy it in the sale and I'm diving in blind.
See you on the other side space cowboys

>>713973264
>Someone tell me what's so great about it, I don't mind spoilers
Then you lack the soul needed to understand it.
It's like saying "what so great about being in a commited loving relationships, I don't mind fucking whores with aids"
you simply, wont. get it.

>>713982164
Enjoy it, anon. You only get one playthrough.

>>713982562
trvth nvke

>>713980357
Took 9 hours to best the base game, didn't play the dlc. Was also drunk like most of the time, it's really not that hard

>>713982562
>It's like saying "what so great about being in a commited loving relationships, I don't mind fucking whores with aids"
This is a still a videogame though.
I'll give it a try but the more I hear the more pretentious it sounds, honestly. Like I'm talking to literature snobs. Not the first time I've been tricked into these "bro you have to experience it yourself" bullshit.

>>713982164
I wish you the best anon. As anybody will say, you can only play it once. So play it blind. Don't look up a single thing, avoid all spoilers all info about the game until you complete it.
LEAVE! And return only when you have finished your journey!

>>713981530
Ye. I'm more upset that we don't get more information about the bramble seeds

>This game changed my life

>>713983148
>This is a still a videogame though.
Yes.
One thing is not the other thing.
But one thing can be LIKE another thing.
>I'll give it a try but the more I hear the more pretentious it sounds, honestly.
I really don't care.
>Like I'm talking to literature snobs. Not the first time I've been tricked into these "bro you have to experience it yourself" bullshit.
The game relies on you not knowing.
If you know, be it from spoilers or from even completing the game yourself, it no longer functions.
You have, one shot, one ride. Take it or leave it, but you are 100% retarded if you spoil it for yourself and don't take the intended journey made for you to experience only once.

>>713983142
It's not about the difficulty it's about appreciating the story as it unravels. You basically powerchugged an expensive whiskey without tasting it.

>>713982164
You need to know two things: the game shouldn't be tackled as a puzzle to be solved and you should leave the DLC for after you're done with the base game.

>>713983148
>I'll give it a try but the more I hear the more pretentious it sounds, honestly. Like I'm talking to literature snobs.
Outer Wilds thread are deservingly always like this. Play it without any guides and join the snobbery

>>713983142
>Took 30 seconds to have sex, didn't cuddle. Was also drunk like most of the time, it's really not that hard
you robbed yourself?

>>713983347
Fine, I don't plan to use a guide, I know it's to be played blind. I just want you to know that if I finish it and it is underwhelming enough, I don't want any of this "you didn't get it" horseshit, got that?

>>713984054
it's not about being "deep", it's about it being a good >>>videogame<<<

>>713983634
He also looked up the solutions to most of the puzzles but he'll never admit to it.

>>713984054
Stop taking pride in being a retard

>>713983621
>>713983347
you don't need to spoil to convince anon
Outer Wilds' technical aspect is also great
>>713983148
A whole star system, physically simulated, all for your taking. Why are the planets so close together? Gravitational force simulation, baby, not because of a pre-programmed trajectory.
Sound design is also very non-apologetic. You ever stood under a waterfall? Deafening, right? The same happens in Outer Wilds. In so many AAA modern games, audio are auto-ducked to avoid discomfort, none of that here, as it should be. The sense of environmental rumbles are also great.

>>713970134 (OP)
How? What noticeable and lasting impact did it have on your life?

>>713984208
I can't imagine somebody being so re-.....
No wait, I remember a friend I recommended it to, they said they just looked up the end game puzzles and blew past it.
Imagine robbing yourself like that.
>>713984268
>you don't need to spoil to convince anon
didn't say I need to convince him. My point was that getting spoiled in this game is the biggest sin.
outer wilds is an excellent video game, an experience one can have through a video game.
To me, it exemplifies the peak of video games and the experiences they usher to people, relative to other mediums.

>>713984268
>A whole star system, physically simulated,
It's all faked, retard.

>>713983439
No, I figured everything out and played the game at a comfy pace. I honestly don't know what you could expect to gain by taking any longer, I appreciated everything and also had dozens of loops where I fucked up my timing on my current goal so I just wandered around until the nova.

>>713970134 (OP)
I liked it, the exploration was unlike any other video game. But I was disappointed by the ending, I don't really know what I was expecting but it just felt so empty. I think it might be because of the lack of meaningful interactions with the other characters in the game. Like, what's the point of the universe dying if I haven't grown to care about anything in it?

>starfield could have been the AAA outer wilds
>could have made 4-5 handcrafted star systems
but no, that would have taken ingenuity and talent
just pump out 1000 randomly generated planets instead

>>713985731
That's like saying: "McDonalds could be a Michelin star restaurant if they didn't serve slob". Starfield was always going to be what it is.

>>713985538
While I absolutely get why you'd feel that way, you not making more meaningful connections is arguably your fault. If you visit the other astronauts in regular intervals they unlock new dialogue and joke around with you etc.
You can argue that the fact that this entire system is optional is a fault in itself, but I think making it more overt or forced would take away from the charm and meta narrative about connecting with others and shared experiences.

>>713984339
just play it

I played through the whole game without needing to resort to a walkthrough until the very last section where I couldn't figure out how to get into the room inside the one planet. Except actually I did know how to get inside and the only reason it wasn't working was because I had to run into the fucking sand stream instead of standing on the platform like every other warp. The only "clue" that hints at having to do this is so vague that I'd be surprised if anyone figured it out without spending countless hours playing the game like a paranoid schizophrenic. I'm still mad about it.

why is this board like this? you people are tiresome

>>713986535
I'd argue that having just a couple more lines of dialogue isn't going to magically make me care about a character. And yes, I did check up on them fairly often when I was stuck to see if they had any hints or something to help me on my way.

This is the one thing that is keeping this game from being great in my eyes. I almost felt like it was insulting meeting up with all the astronauts in the ending like they were my best buds when the game only gives me like 10 dialogue options per character and expects me to care about them? I'm not saying I have a perfect solution that fits with the rest of the game, but a more fleshed out character story and development definitely could've made this game an absolute masterpiece. Like some sort of side quest for each astronaut or something, idk.

>>713988121
like what?

>>713988180
*Or rather, making the characters more involved in the story and the universe.

>>713981227
yes the orbits are fixed but they are based on simulated physics
there's an interesting docu about it that I'm too lazy to look up right now but they spoke in length about how important the physics was to the game

>>713970134 (OP)

> Playing game
> Look up while on desert planet doing something unrelated
> Accidentally made it to endgame by complete coincidence

Kinda ruined it for me

>>713985538
You learn to empathize with dead people through writing, and through living members of your species who are unaware of the loop, as well as some who do. And your actions aren't just deterministic universe reset. It's not really that central to the plot or the feel of the game but depending on some of your choices you DO change some outcome in the ending, albeit very minor.

>>713988556
I agree that accidental sequence breaking can ruin immersion in this game and it kinda sours the experience and the sense of scale a bit. But what you're talking about is barely that, it's like saying "guys I ran into bramble end game area in the first 5 minutes wtf this game is a joke". Unless you know a very specific sequence of events you're only slightly less clueless going into the ash twin room than before.

>>713988121
what do you mean you people?

>>713984054
>got that?
damn we got a tough guy over here

>>713988556
you won't be able to get to the endgame by "accidentally" doing it. The whole process of getting to the endgame requires more than looking up unless you also read about it on the wiki or something, in which case, you played nothing but yourself.

>>713990345
You could stumble into the Ash Twin Project by accident and take the core without knowing what it all means

>>713970134 (OP)
It was a pretty good game and did some interesting things. I'm glad I played it but I don't think it deserves the immense hype it gets.

>>713970134 (OP)
pls stop jerking off over this reddit crap
it's embarrasing
you are just the next generation of Undertale fags

>>713990653
Take the core, and then?

>>713987026
I still don't understand how so many people got filtered by that part specifically. The complete lack of investigative curiosity? How did so many players forget about their one tool gadget? And unless you played some early version, they even added an alcove to make it more obvious.

>>713991381
Than you're fucked obviously, but I just meant to explain that it's possible to stumble into the end game.

>>713991837
K, maybe one toe in the end game, so I was wrong for implying it wasn't. Just put it back, then. Or reload a save, start a new game, whatever.

>>713970134 (OP)
Mid game. MoonMoon gave it a 6/10

Dog shit game. I accidentally ran into the Ash Twin warp at exactly 7 minutes and 50 seconds then looked up and stumbled into the Ash Twin project then I ran the loop and grabbed the core, accidentally flew into dark bramble, breezed through the angler fish (didn't even touch my controller smfh) and then got to this old looking ship and accidentally entered a random sequence of code that got me to this weird purple alien thing. This whole "game" took me 20 minutes and I already got my refund. Is this really someone's favorite game? Y'all taste is ass.

>>713993978
Here's a (You), you magnificent motherfucker

>>713993978
>accidentally entered a random sequence of code that got me to this weird purple alien thing.
Given that there are 944,076,141 possible combinations that's pretty impressive. You should have bought a lottery ticket instead.

>>713975698
>Pause game
>Take a deep breath
>Accept your situation and unpause
>Huh?

>>713994482
I'm being completely cereal.
I heard some anons cried at the ending and I still don't get it. What's so sad about that crazy frog looking mf playing the banjo. Shit's retarded.

>>713994740
They cried because they're seething they can't play an instrument themselves.

I'm so glad I got this weird thing where I can "artificially forget" things (don't really know how to describe it). I still get such joy playing games like Outer Wilds and Obra Dinn as if it's the first time.

>>713994740
When you were given the information regarding the Outer Wilds Ventures astronauts who had flown before you, how did you feel?

>>713970134 (OP)
I didn't geted the ending

>>713994740
>refuses to engage with game
> "LOL this game so retarded XD"

I bet you also hate movies with ambiguous endings.

I was looking for a game similar to no man sky (space, exploration and base building) and I found this one. When I started playing it I was ready to refund after 5 minutes but I thought I will give it a try, I have 2 hours for it after all. I didn't know that I'm playing the only objectively 10/10 game every made.

>>713993978
We know you're a genius Thor, no need to show off

>>713995803
>replying this seriously to an obvious troll