WHO thought this GAME was a GOOD IDEA!?!



In this episode of Beating the Backlog, I review the 5 random horror games that were selected for me to play for October. It includes one of the most horrible and terrible games I’ve ever played.

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0:00 Intro
1:08 Dark Pictures Anthology House of Ashes
9:13 Ghouls ‘n Ghosts
15:47 Scorn
21:27 Castlevania Rondo of Blood
27:42 Metro 2033 Redux

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42 thoughts on “WHO thought this GAME was a GOOD IDEA!?!”

  1. I actually enjoyed scorn. It's almost jarring having zero promts compared with most games that have waypoints everywhere. You would have hated the middle of the game. Puzzles that take too long and really janky combat. The ending was actually sad in a way I can't explain. I liked the art style. It reminded me the space jockey from alien 1 the whole time

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  2. I just tried to record Ghouls 'n Ghosts last night and I couldn't make it past part way into the 2nd stage. Definitely a rage-quit moment. Good on you for pushing through on that one. I never want to see another bouncing skull turtle again.

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  3. I can’t believe you never beat any Ghouls and Ghosts games before. Too bad you got stuck with Scorn, look terrible to me, but at least you got to play through Rondo of Blood, I love that game. PC Engine for life man.

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  4. 25:25 the image of the blond woman from the opening scene was one of the screenshots EGM used when they previewed the game, & I was wanting to play it so bad but 1. the SNES version was different & 2. no one in southern IL ever carried it that I was aware of.

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  5. I bought scorn because of the Geiger aspect of it, and when i first saw the trailer i was like wow…this looks crazy. I never got 10/10 vibes from it, and never expected it to be anything groundbreaking. I wanted to more or less appreciate the artwork and design of it. The game art and steelbook alone look so awesome. Granted I have yet to play it because my backlog is way too long, but I will eventually 😅

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  6. Hey RNG. Idea for a video. I was going thru my games catalogue and was looking at 007 for N64. Anyway my idea is games that inspired co-op and multiplayer and friends hanging out all night. Example my friends and I as teens would lay WCW vs NWO for hours and 007 Goldeneye was infamous for wanting to play with friends. I also remember standing at an arcade line for mortal Kombat and this kid Peter was dominating the second joy stick. We would pump in quarter after quarter trying to knock him off his pedestal of triumph. But no one ever did no matter how hard we tried, he was champ of that arcade cabinet. I don't know where this came from just had to share.

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  7. Metro can be a pain in the ass. In the 360 version I had the game keep crashing ontop of everything else. That's when I learned that there is atleast a chapter select, and restarting the stage through that can fix some of those issues (running out of masks, glitches,etc). The filter concept was interesting but I found it to be more of a nuissance when dealing with unclear navigation. I believe I also started on one of the harder modes, as usual. I believe ammo scarcity was an issue on the harder setting. That added to the frustration of the game crashing, limited filters and getting lost, etc.

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  8. I respect your Scorn review. I honestly love the game. I played it at least four times in a row. I also play it a few times a month. As a VFX artist I am always finding something new to see. I think the world is a beautiful mix of H.R. Giger and Beksiński. I bought the artbook which explains a lot about the lore of the game world. As for Metro Exodus. The series so far is mostly cool. The one thing I do not like about the Metro games are how they penalize you for too many kills. You get the bad ending if it's too high. Out of the three Metro games so far, I really enjoyed Exodus and the DLC's it had.

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  9. I bought scorn because the art style appealed to me. Its different than anything ive played before. But after playing for a few hours i just felt gross. A video game shouldnt make me feel like i need to take a shower.

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  10. I enjoyed the Metro series of novels, and liked the world of the games, but I found the need to change my mask filters so annoying. It basically discourages the player from exploring because masks/filters run out quickly

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  11. all great picks! Anyway in my op. games that make the player feel involved in the suffering of others are NOT sadistic games. Sadistic games are games like 1st person shooters where u kill everyone like it was nothing and u don't feel one bit guilty for it, u are completely oblivious of the npcs' feelings and pain. Scorn for me is the opposite of sadistic… also interesting in many ways tho, as u say, it is not a masterpiece obviously.

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  12. Yes sir. Horror games and movies can be fun, but torture games and movies aren't fun. That's the problem with newer Mortal Kombat games and a reason I don't play them. The fatalities used to be about ending your opponent. Now they're about the most disgusting way you can torture them to death. I don't want to be involved with that. 😎

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