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This game changed my life, no exaggeration. I also laughed out loud when you said, “it’s like the witness but actually good”-which, to each their own-but man that “game” was, to me, deeply boring and uninspired, especially since it came on a “what to play after tunic?” recommendation

I fucking hate Garl, man!

Love this game! Really fun and addictive...xant wait for what rocksteady has in the future with all that content💯💯🔥🔥🔥

Rocksteady *_HAD_* a fantastic reputation. 'Nuff said.

Great job. Great Video

Your videos are high quality my friend! You're well spoken and easy to listen to. Glad i found your channel keep it up!

If it pertains to WB or DC 9.9 out of 10 it's not worth it.

I was hoping you cover this

Yo that's such a good point about following directors, it's like how like you said we often get excited for specific directors, definitely gonna check out hundred stars too Awesome video, keep up the awesome work

iam genuinely surprised you didnt mention the combat that have the same moveset from start to finish

Keep up the good work.

Playing this now. Be prepared for some very challenging platforming and puzzles. I have mixed feelings so far. It's fun but it's also very frustrating.

Good review but I disagree with him about the puzzles. The puzzles in this game were brutally hard, harder than anything in a Zelda game.

Dark Souls didn't invent difficulty, it brought it back to the forefront. In an era where everything was getting more and more "accessible", From made a game that was not hard, but needed to be played on it's own terms, not yours. It obscured mechanics and made trial and error the rule of the day. A game in which mashing buttons got you nowhere. That was Demon's Souls. Then Dark Souls expanded on that game's ideas, did away with some if it's ideas and evolved the formula a little bit. That was enough to strap a rocket on From's back and send them to the moon. Turns out there are lots of people who really enjoy an unforgiving and challenging game. Challenge, in a videogame... Who'd have thunk it? Hur hur. Tunic is great, I'm getting into it more and more, while at first I didn't think I'd really like it very much. I'm the opposite in that cutesy art style turns me off and grimdark stuff pulls me in. I'd say though, that much of From's content is extremely aesthetically pleasing. Some beautiful levels in their games, juxtaposed by the grotesque enemies. Especially Sekiro.

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I would love to own it, but Ubisoft's CEO says I can't so I won't buy.

It would have definitely ran better locally on pc, I have a lower midrange laptop and I get over 120 fps on maxed out.

It's always nice when I get good recommendations from smaller channels. Great video! Edit: Man, I am a huge fan of the souls titles. I hope this gets you to give them a chance.

I gotta comment on the gortash death, if karlach is in the party she comments on how unceremonious it is. It almost makes karlach’s arc more tragic in a way and I actually enjoyed it

Yoooo okay i might check out the GeForce thing to run games, been having an issue running some stuff lately And yooo this game looks awesome, i never played the originals but I always loved the aesthetic and it looks like this one delivers

Great review! Loved the ps2 trilogy growing up. I'll pick up this one sometime this year.

I had never played a turn based rpg before and loved this game, I’ve looked at many reviews and no one I’ve seen has also not played a game like this, and half of every review is comparing it to 30 year old games

Hell yes Tunic is worth getting. Best 15 hours I ever spent on a game. The only thing I would change about it is if you start an NG+, all the text should be translated into English.

5:42 - 6:36 (5:53 - 6:05 and 6:32 - 6:36 specifically) if you want to get more satisfaction out of Tunic's gameplay, there's an in-game combat mechanic that's useful if timed well. the way to activate the combat method/action(spoiler) is a few empty lines below: tap your block button edit1: although you may have found out, if you have watched some Yt vids/gameplay. Or seen some of the Yt vid title, then proceeded to watch because you were interested in how to parry.

Tunic is one of the few games I've ever given a 10/10. Its an exceptional game, and it's also the reason I gave Lies of P a try, which is when my buddy convinced me to finally just buy Elden Ring. All 3 of those games are masterfully crafted, and worth the effort to experience.

Oh... You haven't gotten the true ending, you say? Well... maybe you should get to that. ;3 Then, when you're ready, I can teach you how to read the Language. Also, yes, give Dark Souls a shot. Minding that most of the Lore in DaS is hidden in it's item descriptions, and contextual based on where X item is found and environmental clues. In much the same way, a lot of Tunic's lore is hidden in it's text, but also contextual to the environment. Such as, did you notice the icon for the Pad that leads to the Librarian's Lab? It's not depicting a Library, is it?

Its Nice to see that you have an opinion that most of people disagree and still you do your own thing. You have a history with jrpg and are more sensitive if your needs are not met. Good for you my man👏🏼

Tunic is one of the coolest games I've played. Admittedly took me way too long to figure out what the "Holy Cross" was... lol

Also, if nobody else has mentioned it, and you haven't played it already, if you're looking for that "solving the obstacle through determination" thing, you could try Hollow Knight, which is a pretty faithful sort of Metroidvania-style Soulslike in terms of difficulty of combat. It's sort of half-and-half simplistic cutesy artstyle and grody underground, decaying environments, mixed together with a responsive and no-nonsense moveset and enough things to get that you can make a sort of 'build' that fits your playstyle, if you so desire. It's also got the 'hidden, fractured lore' bit of Dark Souls down pat.

Video barely started but I've got to get this out before watching the rest. No one told you Star Trek: Picard was great, because hardcore Trekkies despised it for all of the assassination it did to the universe's lore and characters in its construction, especially TNG-era stuff, which is especially beloved in the fandom. As a stand-alone piece of media, it's perfectly fine. Introduces more than a few interesting ideas, even, and the execution is not awful. But when put into the context of the greater Star Trek medium, it rather relentlessly urinates on some of _THE_ most beloved stories, dilemmas, and characters, all while deviating so heavily from franchise norms that it might as well not be the same franchise at all, and probably would have been better-received if it did not use the Star Trek name or characters. People in the series are petty and vindictive, cussing which had canonically fallen out of fashion by that point in Humanity's social development is back in full force, the legacies of various characters got dug out of their graves then kicked around and dropped a dookie upon, and in general, the optimism for the future that early Trek had, ESPECIALLY _The Next Generation,_ was rather thoroughly replaced with such dripping disdain and corrosive pessimism that it effectively warded off anyone who was attuned to Roddenberry's vision of the future, as opposed to the cynicism and disgust for that vision that characterizes a lot of Star Trek of that era. There's a good reason why there's such a fundamental divide in the fanbase between Old Trek enjoyers and New Trek enjoyers. They simply focus on such different things, which alone isn't a bad thing, as The Orville* has proven, but the big issue comes in how New Trek claims it has a right to belong in the same continuity as Old Trek despite being so consistently antagonistic towards it. *(Not sure if you've watched it or not, but you can consider it to be half-and-half Old Trek and New Trek, and personally I enjoy it, but be aware that the first few episodes were deliberately misleading as to the show's true focus in order to pull some support before it got back on track, a bit like how Bojack Horseman pretended to be funny animal people Family Guy early on but in truth ended up being a character study of self-destructive habits in broken people and the horrific lengths they will go to, in order to exert some sense of control over their lives, or to change as little as possible because of how afraid they are of things getting worse).

Great vid my guy! Also, as a kid from Brazil in the early 2000s, the fact that the game manual is in a language that you can't understand also touched on some nostalgia. I remember playing my first zelda game not knowing anything about what was going on because I didn't know english at the time, and trying to figure out via trial and error/visual context what I had to do. Tunic is pretty goddamn amazing.

Lmao I played this for a bit and got sidetracked and haven’t come back to it. I kept dying and getting confused and I thought I had been drinking too much. I didn’t know it was supposed to be difficult, I thought I was that bad. Time to try again.

Tunic is just one of those games I got because I thought it was cute, and on sale, I haven't had any incentive to play it until now. Thank you!

If the aesthetic style of Dark Souls is a bit too much, Lies of P might be a good Soulslike to try instead!

Yooooo okay I think i'm gonna pick this up also sidenote: yessss FEZ mention!!

I agree i dropped the game after roughly 10 hours because it just felt too safe. The game is just perfectly okay, i highly doubt i'm missing out on much by not finishing it.

After Octopath Traveler 2, it really painted Sea of Stars in a dull light for me. I can't see Sea of Stars as anything other than aggressively mediocre and overrated... and it just won't ever shut up about Garl.

Q: "What do thin is the most important thing when you're trying to tell a story with other people. You're essentially a DM to millions of players, that's what you've do. So what's your advice for those who want to tell stories" A (by Swen Vincke): "Respect choice. Don't say no... Very often when we were making situations for "this", and what if I do "this", and the reaction, and this is really to the credit team, is not "oh, no, no, no", it is "how can we make it happen"....So roll with your players essentially, that what you would say"

I was massivly anoyed by the lack of mouse-support on pc... is it fkn 1980??? I dont have any console, ergo no controller and so i refunded the game half an hour after i installed it...

the "Geoff Keighley AD show." had me giggling.

No. A watered down version/clone/derivative of Chrono Trigger. Too easy, too infantile, too shallow

Thank you. I thought I had been taking crazy pills with how well this game is being recieved. Kudos to a genuinly independent dev team for making and publishing such a polished product, but Sea of Stars plays its full hand gameplay and exploration wise in the first 5-10 hours and there isnt enough sunstance in the story or characters to stop the gameplay loop from getting boring fast.

Did you finish this game? I feel that a lot of the complaints here are valid for the first act, the beginning is rough. But i found a lot of the story elements in later acts, as well as additional characters you meet, elevate the story to something more than "cliche character is chiche" The alchemist and his backstory for instance, or seriaa and her mystery history. The island home you build, let alone Garl's later arc. I understand not spoiling the game, but that is counterintuitive when you're not recommending it. Anyway, good video. I disagree with your opinion, however.

The red bar along the bottom of your video thumbnail made me think I had already watched this video, so I was ignoring it and even about to click the "Don't recommend -> already watched" buttons until I saw how recent this video was. You should remove that red bar if you want more views on your videos.

I like that there's a lot of thought in this to the nice and the yikes in the game, looks really awesome but if the pacing is off then i can see why you'd be disappointed in it

This game is awesome!! I used to love Bioware until EA killed it!!

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your video was posted on r/games

Oh is the game good or something?

Amazing in-depth review analysis and very good video! Baldur's Gate 3 developer interview is a great addition.