Thanks! Star Spark looks like a lot of fun too. Love the 8-bit anime vibes. Wishlisted. :)

From a survival horror perspective, you eventually get a handful of weapons, some melee, some ranged. Ammo & healing items are limited. Intentionally clunky but manageable combat. More monster types appear as you progress and there's a surprising number of well-done & interesting boss fights.

It looks nicer than any late 80's P&C game I can remember, while still nailing the aesthetic. The live-action FMV cutscenes are well done and support the story well (there's a focus on indie movie making). I didn't get stuck on the puzzles, but they are harder than the average Resident Evil game.

It's the 15th now so I can talk about Tenebris Somnia. Almost done and I'm guessing I'll be at about 6 hours when I finish - there are multiple endings so there's some replay value there. It's really good. Succeeds as both a late 80's style point & click adventure game and a survival horror game.

Thanks!

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GTA6 inventing the concept of having music in videogames.

How did it work without the CD drive that the Playstation games had?

I know, right! It's the worst.

Ooh, I really wanted to see that one. All for over-the-top action-horror from Korea.

That sounds bizarre. Shouldn't have any preferences if you're logged out.

Beats me. Could just be random.

Looking good!

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