It really is great. Just don’t hug the doors when you open them. It makes them act a bit wonky even with the fan patches. Only thing I’m not a fan of is the combat, but combat is pretty infrequent and almost always avoidable until the end. Unless you want to pick a fight with everyone that is.

No. The great RPG of last gen is one of the following:

I’m okay with it as long as it’s a really out of the way side quest that isn’t openly advertized.

This thing really has me curious, but that $20 price tag feels steep. As nicely done as the visuals are, the lack of any real gameplay makes me wary. Especially since general consensus of the story seems to be a “fascinating at first. Underwhelming and boring soon after” kind of thing.

It is, but it’s exactly how her agent is going to think.

Company policy is company policy. I’m not sure what the guy really expected.

Please, Luke. Guild Wars 2 articles make me cry.

I read once that if someone with heavy ADHD smokes marijuana that the effect is similar to riddilin.

Not that I know who Danica Patrick is, but I’d like to point out that “out of nowhere” is a figure of speech. It means that one moment you don’t know something or someone is there and the next moment they were. That’s exactly how she is to majority of the populace, and it has nothing to do with respecting or…

It appears she does walk away if you look at her for a while. That’s interesting.

As hyped as I am for this game, I really feel less motivated to buy a game that reuses character designs so heavily that if you showed me the character, I wouldn’t be able to tell you which game they were from outside of the hair color.

She seriously came up out of nowhere, though. This isn’t someone that has been in the UFC for years and years and spent time slowly working her way up the chain. This is someone that showed up and won every fight she’s had, and with relative ease.

She’s definitely got some great publicity. She’s the only female fighter I know the name of, too. I don’t think it’s a coincidence that we start hearing more and more about her liking Dragon Ball Z right around the time that a movie comes out and a new series starts airing. They’re pushing this angle pretty hard in…

That’s because the model is programmed to never set still. There are likely two models. One is the aggressive, shaking one, that can possess you to trigger the jump scare. The other is the motionless one that we see on the balcony and during scripted events that have her disappear as you approach. They probably have…

Loading characters out of the game’s space can often be problematic and sometimes lead to errors from how the character behaves. I’m sure for a majority of the loops they just threw her spawned her in the bathroom. Since this is a room that’s always locked off after the beginning, it seems obvious that the intention…

I’m inclined to agree. This loop is the one with a harmless Lisa encounter on the balcony. They probably just use that room to store the one that’s programmed to possess you if looked at.

I’d like to note before I continue that you don’t actually have to get possessed to move onto the next loop. If you have all of the puzzle pieces you can just walk through the hall with nothing happening.

The thing with the jump scares is that they’re pretty well telegraphed. the moment that door opens you know what’s about to happen. Honestly anyone that was on the internet when the “screamer” craze first came around should be pretty immune to this game.

I’ve been suspicious of the guy ever since you could pick him as a person to blame. It seemed too odd for him to be an option unless he actually had a possible connection.

Unfortunately I didn’t get to experience the twist simply because I saw this article and suddenly new there was one. Finished the game just a moment ago and everything went pretty much exactly how I predicted it would since I was expecting something really out there to happen.