It's really amazing to see the breadth of different experiences people have with this game. I feel like every video I watch features a different play style
Something I really liked about this game was how the NPCs are so varied from being human like to being very abstract, like floating orbs, or even something visually distressing as a spider-woman robot. It feeds into the idea of this community being a found family and having a shared struggle despite being so different on the outside, but really forces the player to grapple with their inner biases about who they value the most and who they let go.
No, not the same dev as far as I know. From the bit of Crosscode I've played, Unsighted is a more straightforward experience, nearer to a traditional Zelda in that way.
It's really amazing to see the breadth of different experiences people have with this game. I feel like every video I watch features a different play style
Something I really liked about this game was how the NPCs are so varied from being human like to being very abstract, like floating orbs, or even something visually distressing as a spider-woman robot.
It feeds into the idea of this community being a found family and having a shared struggle despite being so different on the outside, but really forces the player to grapple with their inner biases about who they value the most and who they let go.
That's a fantastic game!
It really is!
Looks a lot like Crosscode. But it's not the same dev?
No, not the same dev as far as I know. From the bit of Crosscode I've played, Unsighted is a more straightforward experience, nearer to a traditional Zelda in that way.