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Anonymous No.718487935 >>718488352 >>718492406
One of the most underrated games ever?
Anonymous No.718488320 >>718488352 >>718488661
The puzzles are a bit too easy.
The story is predictable, but engaging.
Only the philosophy makes it stand out and Milton being a fun character.

I think the sequel was better, because the philosophical main question was actually interesting and meaningful, and I admit that my expectations were subverted in what ideas the game would put forward.
Anonymous No.718488352 >>718488456
>>718487935 (OP)
Absolutely.

>>718488320
>I think the sequel was better
Fuck no. It was woke UE5 trash.
Anonymous No.718488456 >>718488986
>>718488352
How was it woke? It also looked amazing, why do you have a problem with the engine?
Anonymous No.718488509
If a thousand people tell me something is underrated, it probably isn't.
Anonymous No.718488661 >>718490303
>>718488320
>The sequel was better
>Talk with gay robots at the start for longer than the entire runtime of the first game about how amazing Tetris puzzles are
Nah I liked the feeling of absolute isolation that the first gave. The sequel never grabbed me enough to get past the second area and I just kind of fell off it
Anonymous No.718488986
>>718488456
He's a poor ESL. "Woke" and "UE5" are buzzwords he pastes randomly in an attempt to pretend he speaks American.
Anonymous No.718490303 >>718491428
>>718488661
I also prefer the first game for the isolation, though some of the philosophical quandaries from some of the bots were pretty interesting to think on.
And I dunno if I was just primed from the first game but the puzzles felt a lot easier, I think I only got stuck once or twice (excluding the gay spot the pixel 'secret puzzles')
Anonymous No.718491428
>>718490303
Melville was my waifu, so I liked 2 better.
Anonymous No.718492406
>>718487935 (OP)
I liked the puzzles, the timer clone mechanic I find annoying. I don't know shit about the story, I chose to play with Serious Sam as the narrator