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Loved this one, the aim mechanics was a little shmupy but aside from that it was a great flight sim, and honestly for someone who's not 'into' complicated game interfaces it was a really fun game to play.

@@WhattoPlayNext Yea, the whole up is down and down is up business is not fun in a controller. I have to assume inverting the axis will be an option in the final game.

@@KeithK469 I'm slowly getting used to it, I had an ex who got mad when I beat him at Halo [a lot] so when I got up to get us beers he inverted them. It's a pretty common option. I'm definitely used to a targeting computer though.

Lol, that was my first thought too, and how many games must have been scared off by the fact that we automatically put animals in space - but it's def got it's own thing going, they did a great job :]

Such a groundbreaking series, I was so glad that they did a lore piece on such an iconic looter shooter.

Great game

This looks insane, I want to play more but I'm starting to stack games. The combat is awesome and I looked into it, there's WAY more storyline. If you havve Prime, even for the shipping - sign in to Twitch and click your rewards, it was free last week or the week before - see there was a bonus to supporting me on Twitch :]

@@WhattoPlayNext Ha! Thanks for the heads up on Twitch. Membership does, indeed, have its rewards :] I accepted a terminal backlog of games long ago, which is why I haven't gotten to this one.

@@KeithK469 It looks insanely good. My entire desktop is essentially games, I wonder when I'm going to run out of space.

@@WhattoPlayNext The answer... don't :]

LOL thanks, It's like tonnage, or a butt. I'm just proud I know the difference between a promonotory and a cask of wine.

Where she shoots the window, I was a little lost on how strong her mag boots would be too, but yeah, it's friggin Moving once you get into the pandemic.

NO that is TRAGIC, we stuck a fanatical key link in the description if you want to pop over to check it's sale price. Right now it's 21 USD but they get some good deals.

@@WhattoPlayNextnice yeah ill have to check that out of I can get on that one to this Wi-Fi blocks the weirdest sites

@@WhattoPlayNext and I pretty much like all things related to CastleVania since it is one of my top 3 game franchises even if it isn't a CastleVania game if i get the vibes I'm in

@@UnknownXero Definitely- Did you see the remastered set? I lost my mind when I ran across it.

@@WhattoPlayNext Yeah its the last one I need to get only re release I'm missing now is the 3rd gameboy game I was hoping would be on the new set and I hope they do the N64 games again to maybe like a 3d collection

They're heavy on the co-op angle which is interesting, its an aspect I only used a couple times for the grind. I like my dramatic exits XD

@@WhattoPlayNext Dramatic exits, like twist endings, leave the viewer/reader with a sense of excitement and a thirst for more.

@@KeithK469 "And she collapsed to the ground, bleeding out from multiple stab wounds - WHAT WOULD HAPPEN NEXT?" XD

@@WhattoPlayNext LOL Indeed. The classic cliffhanger. Fret and sweat all the long week wondering how she's going to get out of this jam. Or not!

Great concept and execution, we're a fan of 'smol' but its not for everyone. Good sim :] thanks for the feedback :]

Yeah, the cleaning is satisfying when it's your space, it's one of my hang ups in crafting etc, is having to hoe like fifty turnips on someone elses plot. I loved how they used relationship builds, and integrated icons instead of focusing on emoji.

Bom Dia :] Loved the execution and the whole feeling of interaction.

They've come such a long way from their sidescrollers.

We're definitely going to keep rolling with this one, as you can see I am not a good friend to have at a scary movie, but it's hilariously bad how long my recoil time is in other settings.

@@WhattoPlayNext Scary movies with jumpy friends actually crossed my brain as I watched. Funny :] Glad you're going to brave your way through the rest of the game!

@@KeithK469 I had a friend who would literally screamed, we tried it out, but going out to the movies together only made it worse.

@@WhattoPlayNext hahaha I guess it's an issue when YOU provide the biggest jump scares in the theater.

Aside from the color scheme it really did remind me of an early Elder Scrolls, interesting game.

I'll have to look that up, I love suggestions :]

I remember when they first brought in the point and click wheel. We all loved Maniac Mansion so much but navigating the crosshairs to a word with a gamepad was painful.

Yay we found another :] My faves are finding a game that really fits someone or finding something awesome and free.

@@WhattoPlayNext Never disappointed here, tho some games def grab attention more than others. Dark and dreary this one, but with solid, thoughful mechanics. And, in this case, a general subject to which I've devoted much study.

@@KeithK469 I love history, my dad was a huge war buff, I didn't do battles as much as the cultures and what it did to them, the culture of war, and the aftermath is fascinating and terrible.

@@WhattoPlayNext Very nice. I'm a mix of the two of you, studying the second world war from all angles: military, government, social, etc.

I beta test so I literally test the controls and its a little hard to do while I'm narrating, and I'm also trying to think of what I've told people about how games recently while telling you about what's going on in the current one so its not too repetitious. Are you aware of how negative that comment was, given that you didn't know how long I've been in the industry or what I was doing?

Lol, you've played this before, I forgot. Omg its scary...

We love love love how they used concrete puzzles, instead of quirky humor- it translates better into VR.

I loved that they got in on VR, a lot of American offerings are pretty blase. We need fresh blood.

@@WhattoPlayNext True overall in gaming, and one reason I appreciate the Indie coverage here on the channel.

@@KeithK469 Use of tools was prevalent, and mechanical puzzle solving has been repeatedly mentioned in anything to do with adventure gaming. Devs substituted a sense of humor for mechanical reasoning.

It's foreground, and Ultima is SciFi.

@@WhattoPlayNext ruclips.net/video/HNy--_r5eW0/видео.html

They did an incredible job working with the original actors, it's worth a watch. We've got Wolf up right now we feat. Telltale a lot. Eventually I'll get Tales from the Borderlands too.

The controls were incredible, there was a very slight disconnect between how the left joystick should have controlled your feet, but the center of balance was right one, and they were busy designing an incredibly fun/scary game so I can't hate.

I totally agree, I made sure to grab the Fanatical key so anyone could play. The combat is insane, the driving is extremely well done and the story is incredible - it was so much better than Furiosa that I was kind of disappointed. I wish it had a cinematics section so I could just record the cut scenes back to back and get a mini movie out of it.

@@WhattoPlayNext A movie short composed of cut scenes. Never thought of that, but I like it lol I guess not in this case, tho :( Anyway, enjoying the continued play and thx for the discount!

@@KeithK469 It's how I watched parts of the Halo series and a section of Mass Effect. It's fun :]

I reads good in English lol. I wish I'd had more time for gameplay so I let it run over, tbh the Ultimas are a little repetitive when it comes to video gameplay tho. Really immersive, but definite grind aspects and the story is largely text based. I was thinking of seeing if Pagan would hit bc it was so controversial.

@@WhattoPlayNext Interesting thought. Very different from the other games. Might be worth a drop or two just to see.

@@KeithK469 Yeah they had gotten bought out, and went in a different direction. They had done that with Ultima VII but then it got a really negative reception. So they went and got the old dev for IX, I think it might have just been backlash, it was the first time PC Gamers had ever heard that a company sold.

This one and Sovereign Syndicate are detective style non combat, SS is more CRPG this is more detective noir, There is No Light is a great combat crpg, little more pixel heavy Empyre Earls of the Deep is a fun one with combat elements that's pretty new and not many people have played Van Helsing its nothing bucks, it's a solo with companion crpg that's a great grinder. [This sounds like what you're looking for, it's $2 on the Fanatical Link: ruclips.net/video/9mYqHivII6k/видео.html ]

@WhattoPlayNext That seems fun. Looks similar to Diablo. Thanks for the link. I actually like story and dialogues, but I also enjoy some strategic combat and character improvement. I was just wondering if Disco Elysium has any of that, or is it another type of game. The Baldur's Gate or Fallout games generally have a good balance for me.

@@paoloquattr I'm pretty sure you do skill trees, you def do in van helsing, I think disco is a little more like The Council for skill building, maybe buffs or detractors. VH is a straight grind.

I usually stop with the 70s I think the whole movement peaked with Hunter S. Thompson, but any sort of media from that era is really interesting.

We keep our featurettes to 10-20 minutes and yours was definitely one of the longer ones - we loved playing it - great metroidvania, love that there was more than one NPC.

Love this game, bom noite. :]

ikr? That dude is something else, a couple of the NPCs really bring character to the game.

Brilliantly done, such a great, weird, landscape.

Really well done, the dev put their heart and soul into something similar to the Blade Runner franchise.

They took you outdoors and I think it gave them more creativity when they finally did do the dungeons for the game.

I thought that too - great concepts all around and a surprisingly broad spectrum of game interfaces and designs. Great combos.

A lot of fun and interesting devs, I did another one because they were so diverse in how they were handling gaming - which is something I look at but I don't get a chance to talk about it a lot. The next group does more VR.

@@WhattoPlayNext Excellent. I haven't delved into VR gaming, but am always curious about the current state of dev.

The boss quest was a downer and the boss was an idiot, I wish I had been able to kill some zombies but we ran out of time - looks interesting tho, more of a grind than f.i. Homefront.

@@WhattoPlayNext LOL Indeed. Def prefer the open world, as it is, over pseudo-open. But, I didn't get into it nearly as much as others. The zed rushes could be intense, but I just couldn't get into the overall story.

Getting a great response - there's a fanatical key in the description if you want to replay on PC :]

@@WhattoPlayNext Very cool. Didn't notice that, so thx!

Great game, love this series - great retake on the Bladerunner franchise.

Are the advances in technology? He's a great good cop/bad cop to rotate that around. :]

Love this game - we try to find discount games that did something in gaming - this one is listed on Fanatical.com and absolutely rocked the GUI it was using.

@@WhattoPlayNext fair enough ill check it out

@@kibbylol Total Recommend, have you played the Witcher? It's the only other one I've seen that makes use of 'other senses' to solve crime XD

@@WhattoPlayNext Yeah played the first two anyway and a decent amount of the third i really like them, odd games for sure, witcher 1 basically has you deduce things with obscure information and the 2nd game feels like an experiment... but yeah i guess the batman games you use tech in a way that feels like a different sense too

@@kibbylol There aren't a whole lot of games that do that. Mini maps felt like it back in the day, there were games like Savage Empire where you could zoom out and view the world but that was about it. So psyched I found one!

Thank you :]

Thanks :]

I should have done the silt striders, they were so right there and so iconic.

I love the old walk cycles, they still talk about them in forums :]

You totally should I love this game with every fiber of my being. It was one of the best dungeon crawlers of all time, they were so creative with such a small toolest - you wound up with a real world and real NPCs.