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Oh of COURSE I forgot my glasses. More like You Can See NOTHING.
Show PostHey guys. About to see the movie You Can See Everything. In about 3 hours, I am going to pretend that I forgot my glasses, which I need to see a movie because I am nearsighted. I did not forget them actually, but I will post “More Like You Can See Nothing” in 3.5 hours as if I did. Watch this space.
Show PostAlso it seems pretty non-linear with multiple solutions and possible endings. Depending on who you ask, it's anywhere between 2 and 10 hours long. It feels almost that it could have been a text-parser bit of interactive fiction (like Galley House) as much of it is Ask X about Y to get new word Z.
Show PostHaving played a bit more of it, definitely recommending Dreadline Express to those fresh from The Incident At Galley House. It's somewhat smaller in scale, but has that same 'chipping away at an overarching supernatural mystery in a small environment with a tightly connected cast' feel to it.
Show Postit made me think of outer wilds at a certain section of the game. very similar vibe.
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