/v/ - Video Games

puzzles are good, everything else is a dumpster fire

>>15480869

What I remember seeing a long time ago was how the development team incorporated everything about the movies into the game.

the death scenes are actually kind of funny if you're playing for that

Just play Zero Escape, specifically Zero Time Dilemma, it’s the closest thing you’ll get.

first game is nothing but mini games but the its kinda cool for the atmosphere, and i liked the ending

the second is a bunch of retarded qtes

They arent bad games by any means

>>15481636

How come people get scared by gore?

Boring QTEfests, vapid. Avoid.

>>15482194

It’s less being scared of it and more not having any real desire to see it. Maybe some people like seeing someone saw their arm in half longways, but I don’t see the point. It’s just torture porn, and it’s pretty boring to watch.

I guess /b/ got me used to real life gore so I don’t feel much about fake gore unless it’s trying to make me laugh.

The game starts off pretty strong actually, kinda feels like Silent Hill Homecoming (not the strongest endorsement but there you go) but about 75% in it just devolves into instant death shotgun traps around every corner and pisses you the fuck off.

>>15482194

Gore isn't scary, gore is just unpleasant to watch. I don't want to see it for the same reason I don't really want to go stare at shit.

>>15482496

That's a neat explanation.

The transition from movie to video game lost a lot of the stress it imposed on the viewer just watching it. The actors were actually pretty decent trying to convey how horrid the situation was along with the music scoring. The game didnt really do much. We all know that if you die to running out of time you can just start again. No real stress.

>>15483687

Didn't the Insane difficulty allow the one-life rule?

i never saw the point of these cashgrabs

>>15482347

I actually see nothing wrong here.

But then again I have strong feelings towards this one way or the other.

i always found stupid how the movie showed how genious the maniac was (he was just an engineer and that's why he know everything, from wielding to digital electronics), and how the plot jerked off to how he maniac outsmarted everyone (again and again) to things that the viewer had no way to predict because of "the law of perception".

>>15482248

It's boring once you get used to it, like there isn't really any substance to the story and what little there is had to be stretched across a whole franchise. Once you've seen the movies once then you already know who is going to die, how, and why so any twists have already happened.

>>15490353

Didn't Amanda used to wear the pig costume?

Uninspired shock value garbage for the most dumb players. Of course it flopped.