I only watched a few minutes because I realized I didn't want to know anything else about LL before playing, but I really like the approach you take here where you simply describe what you did, what you experienced, and what you felt, taking the viewer along with you on the journey of the game unfolding to show its scope.
I've never had a game make me question "They can't seriously expect me to do that" so many times, it's been incredible so far. Just got to the second to last section before work.
I think its important to note that before chapter 1 starts your character has been wandering around trying to find the owl for 253 years, then when you enter the tunnel at 7:13 he wanders those tunnels for another 5 years. He even mentions in disappointment that after that nice place it's just nothing. This place is a huge nothing spaghetti.
I love how I was playing waste tunnels late at night getting close to end just to enter a weird long tunnel that lead me back to the beginning of the caves :) I kinda can't help but appreciate when games just don't give a fuck like that feels subversive
Im so excited to play this! Ive been looking forward to it for months and the sense of scale in the demo was one of my favorite parts so the first line of the video makes me even more excited to play it!
I also enjoyed the cistern level the most of the bunch. While the levels mostly fit together, it feels like the placement of that one right after the cave was a lot more thoughtful. Great contrast between those two. Nice video!
Hey just watched your video earlier! Yeah the contrast made the cistern feel that much more calm and peaceful :) now off to collect the rest of the crystals...
Oh yeah, I didn't even try for most of the crystals. I'll probably check back when people have 100%'d the game to see if it's related to some bonus content or something.
I´m glad I´m living through the climbcore indiegame era. Beton Brutal, Peaks of Yore and now this (I know there is much more, but these are my favorite). Love it
this is so cool, but i dont think i can ever enjoy playing it because even watching the video is triggering my fear of heights and my palms are already sweating lol XD
Didn’t think this would be on your radar. Definitely a cool game, want to play it but it looks like it’s lacking a bit of interaction and seems mildly unfinished in that way.
I only watched a few minutes because I realized I didn't want to know anything else about LL before playing, but I really like the approach you take here where you simply describe what you did, what you experienced, and what you felt, taking the viewer along with you on the journey of the game unfolding to show its scope.
thanks! I found it easier to write stuff out as a story rather than use a typical "review" structure
I've never had a game make me question "They can't seriously expect me to do that" so many times, it's been incredible so far.
Just got to the second to last section before work.
I think its important to note that before chapter 1 starts your character has been wandering around trying to find the owl for 253 years, then when you enter the tunnel at 7:13 he wanders those tunnels for another 5 years. He even mentions in disappointment that after that nice place it's just nothing. This place is a huge nothing spaghetti.
I swear, you play the most artsy, unusual, and interesting games.
That's what I love about this channel. Great way to discover obscure and fascinating games that I actually want to support.
I love how I was playing waste tunnels late at night getting close to end just to enter a weird long tunnel that lead me back to the beginning of the caves :)
I kinda can't help but appreciate when games just don't give a fuck like that feels subversive
Im so excited to play this! Ive been looking forward to it for months and the sense of scale in the demo was one of my favorite parts so the first line of the video makes me even more excited to play it!
I got the game yesterday. I was trying to describe it to a friend and then found this video. Thank you.
3 chapters beyond the last one you showed? This game has a lot!
it reminded me a lot of NaissanceE (another lovely game)
This really looks like something else. I keep it in mind. Cool video.
I also enjoyed the cistern level the most of the bunch. While the levels mostly fit together, it feels like the placement of that one right after the cave was a lot more thoughtful. Great contrast between those two. Nice video!
Hey just watched your video earlier! Yeah the contrast made the cistern feel that much more calm and peaceful :) now off to collect the rest of the crystals...
Oh yeah, I didn't even try for most of the crystals. I'll probably check back when people have 100%'d the game to see if it's related to some bonus content or something.
beautiful game, just finished it and wanted to look up content about it and this rly added to the experience
Thank you, your video is cozy and cool. Subscribed :)
i honestly didnt know this was out, id been soft following this game for a bit ever since kill the KOTH, its been a really long time
last 2 chapters where pretty hard my goodness
I´m glad I´m living through the climbcore indiegame era. Beton Brutal, Peaks of Yore and now this (I know there is much more, but these are my favorite). Love it
the game is a certified banger
The ending left me kind of puzzled
this is so cool, but i dont think i can ever enjoy playing it because even watching the video is triggering my fear of heights and my palms are already sweating lol XD
yeahhhh may not be the game for you then haha
such a good video damn
does the game have jumpscares?
no
Have you watched Jimmy McGee?
Didn’t think this would be on your radar. Definitely a cool game, want to play it but it looks like it’s lacking a bit of interaction and seems mildly unfinished in that way.
mediocre