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Seeing two of his posters be about the MGB GT in the games setting made my heart jump with joy, These developers actually did research into the era the united kingdom was in as a whole.
The ladder is actually broken lmao, been trying to climb it for 10 minutes. Nothing works.
Blaze up brothers we've got a run time of 4:20:04
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I really wish we could have had saved Roy. He was such a nice person.
The way the story progresses and the stalking segments remind me of At Dead of Night. Hopefully you'll play on your channel in the future!
It’s like watching a great movie with you😊
Bro is married with Sarcasm, it makes it better great content!!!
The references are solid man, name dropping totally normal places in glasgow 😂
Some of the references are too specific for a foreign audiance man, Suze talking about Barlinnie?
I dont even know if Scots from Aberdeen would get that reference😂
What a great game. The ending is absolutely heart-wrenching.
I have a question for everyone, how much of the dialogue can you understand?
I feel the Devs really leaned into the local dialect, half of these characters are speaking a mixture of English, Scots and Scottish slang.
As someone with a Scottish father, I can say that this dialogue is 110% accurate
Great video
I love this guys content, but does he ever not complain when he dies in video games? I fully willing to be proven wrong here, but it just seems he just pretty upset more often than not whenever he dies. This isn't judging him, just it kind of takes me out of the experience. Just brings about a negative energy I guess. I dunno, maybe its just me.
Something kinda funny, Finlay is played by Karen Dunbar, whose known mainly from an old sketch comedy show called Chewin the Fat.
Go check it out lads.
3:50:57 my guy too busy commenting on the call to notice the infinite window struction hes looking directly at.
Dear Esther is my favourite game of all time. Everyone's Gone to the Rapture is special too, I think you'd like it
Americans are fkn brilliant 😂😂
"Automatically translates to English" lmfao.
Americans find it hard to do everything and anything apart from eating 😂
This is such a criminally underrated game, it deserves recognition. This game felt like a straight up movie through and through, or a novel how you put it, and the story had me at the edge of my seat. I was on the verge of tears when Roy and Caz died, such lovable characters that you really build a connection with overtime.
I think this is a lesson for horror games, or video games in general. It’s not all about gameplay or which game has the most jump scares, but often times story driven horror games have a lasting impact on the player. This game is a breath of fresh air in the horror scene. Very well crafted game that prioritizes quality.
If nobody else has noticed, it's occurred to me that the workers that DID turn was turned due to something that happened earlier in the day. Rennick threatened to fire Cam and when he turned, he still was upset about that. Miur was upset because he got in trouble. They also try to emotionally manipulate our character, such as one of the ones on deck wailing about how lonely they are. The two at the breakfast table were upset about politics and others.
I loveeee their accents I’m so happy that ur playing this game xD
One thing I noticed is that the rig is seen at the main menu in the beginning, but is gone in the main menu at the end
This is just for where I left off, 1:56:15
For anyone who absolutely loves the vibe of the environment and how immersive it is, including each character feeling so personal, theres currently a pre-order campaign going on for the artbook!
What I just noticed is that those creatures are by the sounds of it communicating with their howls (?) not exactly sure what it sounds like but it definitely sounds something akin to an animal informing their pack to something
2:39:15 this moment is so beautiful, I think this is something that is rarely done properly in cosmic horror – the cosmos isn't just terrifying… it's also wonderful. Partially, BECAUSE it's so terrifying.
The stars are at our fingertips – and they're coming for our 'arse!
Another game similar to this, that I’d think would be right up your alley is SOMA, highly recommend
The historical details are incredible. They obviously put a lot of thought and research into getting it right.
another beautiful game, just like Signalis.
the thought of most Americans needing subtitles to understand the northern Irish English and Scottish accents is sending me haha
Whats the point of all the maps dotted around the rig if you're gonna be completely funneled through a linear path. A real missed opportunity.
3:07:19 HE FORGOT TO LOOK NOOOO
stalburg ahh boat bruh
"dont keel over eh? need my girls godfather in one peace" sarcasm or not still hits hard in the moment of it all.
1:58:18 – Horrible eldritch screams echo in the darkness. Librarian: "Majestic, like whales in the deep."
My sides are in orbit lmao.
I hated seeing reviews that gave this game a 1 star and said it was too political, what are you expecting, its bunch of Scottish people on an oil rig in the 1970s
The beautiful thing about this game is that you are not the only person fighting and succeeding to survive.
It's like a group effort story.
I hope I hope they make a frigging Sequel to this gem of a game oh my goodness, I cried a little at the end man … game of the frigging year right here❤