I highly recommend this game it's story is amazing, it has multiple endings and covers pretty mature events. Who you choose to support or save can have a huge impact on the future of your colony or the people. The story realistically covers things that a new colony crash landed on a strange planet would encounter. These events can change both you and the other characters and losing some characters will hit you hard. To give you an idea one such mature event you can lose a teacher, after grieving the loss of the teacher the children come to a realization, there's no other adult in the colony who can take up that role or stop their duties to teach the children. You then have to decide if you want to keep the school going by teaching yourselves and then teaching the younger children or abandoning it. You realise this choice will have a major impact on the future of the colony and that you don't have enough children to replace all of the adults. You can also miss a large chunk of this event if you always skipped school. EDIT: If you try to play this game perfect the first time you're going to miss some heart wrenching moments and how they completely change certain characters.
> You can also miss a large chunk of this event if you always skipped school. Yeah, reading this entire comment, I was like, "Ummm.... that didn't happen for me!" but I missed a lot of school by that point, so I guess that explains it!
I played this game earlier, and I made a character with nearly maximum strength, so by the time that large beast with worms for a head came around, I just barely beat it. Absolute unit of a (I think 14 year old?)
Ok thank for this, because I’m a relentless good ending hunter(got peace on vertumna achievement on my second play though). So thanks for confirming that bad events make better flowing stories sometimes, or I might never have done it! I suspected but wasn’t sure.
This game is incredible (and incredibly expansive) - I hope you enjoy playing it, even if it's off camera. The mechanic you noticed with Tammy goes beyong save scumming - Actual time looping is part of the story and when you start a new run, the character retains some memory, making it so that some outcomes are impossible to reach until you have completed a run/did certain things before. I played this intensely when it released and seeing this video has dragged me right back down ... Guess I need to hunt for some extra stuff.
Based on the "Past Life" line, I think it's more a NG+ kind of feature, rather than a save-scum. But the way that major events are recorded also benefit save-scum behavior.
That was my thought as well. I suspect it's just looking for previous save files, as opposed to having a BG+ flag indicating that it's "safe" to read from.
@@akuthia I presume it's something like how Doki Doki Literature Club tracks updates between plays by writing and deleting otherwise meaningless files. There was probably a silent autosave and file update to the configs file the moment the player sees an event occur. That said, I appreciate the ability to have a "perfect" playthrough on your first time. Many people play a game only once, and everybody should be able to get the experience they want without a guide.
I am so glad I decided to buy and start playing through this game before getting more than a half hour into this video. This game is AMAZING. And holy crap is it heart wrenching. I haven't gone down any new game plus stuff, but seeing you save scum was super interesting, and makes it so that I actually *will* replay. Didn't know before seeing that that replaying would be worthwhile. Thank you for showing me such a great game
the way i get the weather sometimes you're positioned so one sun blocks the other, sometimes you get light from both suns and sometimes the worm hole blocks the sun's, that glow.
I’m a few months late, but: Horticulturalist here! Solanaceae is pronounced soh-luh-NAY-see-ee. It’s the name of the family that Nightshaed, tomatoes, potatoes, petunias, tobacco, eggplant, peppers, sunberries, jimsonweed, goji berry, browallia, and tomatillos, among many others. It’s derived from “sol” meaning sun, “-anum” a masculin suffix usually denoting a position or possession, and the standard suffix “-aceae” which designates the word as a family name in binomial nomenclature. Roughly meaning “the family of the sun”
Game is cute, though at least in my mental run, I'm able to trivialize most card challenges. I'm about 6 years in after my first day with it, and I'm not really sure how much replay ability there is.
@@noonyx33 - Every second character is genderfluid, okay, I guess it is kind of a future thing. - "We are beyond capitalism but somehow we still have money", okay I guess it must be for gameplay purposes. - LGBT themes, okay, I don't mind. - The only masculin white guy is an evil oppressor, okay, maybe just accidental, don't read too much into it - Everything is from somehow green energy, even stuff that is normally quite polluting, and you get some lecturing about it, well maybe they really wanted this eco feeling - "The children we get are not biologically ours but are from some genebank or something (I don't remember)", hm hm, cute way to solve how homosexual pairs can have kids and black+white pair asian kids. - "Oh how progressive that we give hormones to children until they are ready to decide their gender" OH FOR F SAKE REALLY? THIS TOO? I just rolled my eyes and uninstalled. I don't mind that games like this exist, but it is really not for me.
Awesome! I recommend replaying through the game, cuz then you can unlock new choices, that you could not get before.
I highly recommend this game it's story is amazing, it has multiple endings and covers pretty mature events. Who you choose to support or save can have a huge impact on the future of your colony or the people. The story realistically covers things that a new colony crash landed on a strange planet would encounter. These events can change both you and the other characters and losing some characters will hit you hard.
To give you an idea one such mature event you can lose a teacher, after grieving the loss of the teacher the children come to a realization, there's no other adult in the colony who can take up that role or stop their duties to teach the children. You then have to decide if you want to keep the school going by teaching yourselves and then teaching the younger children or abandoning it. You realise this choice will have a major impact on the future of the colony and that you don't have enough children to replace all of the adults. You can also miss a large chunk of this event if you always skipped school.
EDIT: If you try to play this game perfect the first time you're going to miss some heart wrenching moments and how they completely change certain characters.
> You can also miss a large chunk of this event if you always skipped school.
Yeah, reading this entire comment, I was like, "Ummm.... that didn't happen for me!" but I missed a lot of school by that point, so I guess that explains it!
I played this game earlier, and I made a character with nearly maximum strength, so by the time that large beast with worms for a head came around, I just barely beat it. Absolute unit of a (I think 14 year old?)
Ok thank for this, because I’m a relentless good ending hunter(got peace on vertumna achievement on my second play though).
So thanks for confirming that bad events make better flowing stories sometimes, or I might never have done it! I suspected but wasn’t sure.
Indie studios are doing a great job of keeping gaming lively. Every piece of this game seems focused and in tandem with each other.
in the big budget market you can feel the presence of shareholders. in the indie market you can feel the presence of love
This game is incredible (and incredibly expansive) - I hope you enjoy playing it, even if it's off camera.
The mechanic you noticed with Tammy goes beyong save scumming - Actual time looping is part of the story and when you start a new run, the character retains some memory, making it so that some outcomes are impossible to reach until you have completed a run/did certain things before.
I played this intensely when it released and seeing this video has dragged me right back down ... Guess I need to hunt for some extra stuff.
Based on the "Past Life" line, I think it's more a NG+ kind of feature, rather than a save-scum. But the way that major events are recorded also benefit save-scum behavior.
That was my thought as well. I suspect it's just looking for previous save files, as opposed to having a BG+ flag indicating that it's "safe" to read from.
@@akuthia I presume it's something like how Doki Doki Literature Club tracks updates between plays by writing and deleting otherwise meaningless files. There was probably a silent autosave and file update to the configs file the moment the player sees an event occur.
That said, I appreciate the ability to have a "perfect" playthrough on your first time. Many people play a game only once, and everybody should be able to get the experience they want without a guide.
I am so glad I decided to buy and start playing through this game before getting more than a half hour into this video.
This game is AMAZING. And holy crap is it heart wrenching. I haven't gone down any new game plus stuff, but seeing you save scum was super interesting, and makes it so that I actually *will* replay. Didn't know before seeing that that replaying would be worthwhile.
Thank you for showing me such a great game
Please play this on camera! I dont even care how you play through this with save scumming mid episode or whatever, this is too interesting!!
I'd love to see you play this Wander! Or if it's easier for you, a cut version. It looks super in depth, way more than I expected.
the way i get the weather sometimes you're positioned so one sun blocks the other, sometimes you get light from both suns and sometimes the worm hole blocks the sun's, that glow.
this game looks really nice!
please do play more on camera!
I’m a few months late, but: Horticulturalist here! Solanaceae is pronounced soh-luh-NAY-see-ee. It’s the name of the family that Nightshaed, tomatoes, potatoes, petunias, tobacco, eggplant, peppers, sunberries, jimsonweed, goji berry, browallia, and tomatillos, among many others. It’s derived from “sol” meaning sun, “-anum” a masculin suffix usually denoting a position or possession, and the standard suffix “-aceae” which designates the word as a family name in binomial nomenclature. Roughly meaning “the family of the sun”
Ah yes... classic wanderer going for silly names and being gently reprimanded
some of my favorite bits of thier coop
"Doof Splinbob"
"Wanderrrrr... really?"
*wander chuckles* *Chelle giggles*
lmao so cute
Yoooo nice can't believe that you guys covered it!
wow this game is super neat!
Game is cute, though at least in my mental run, I'm able to trivialize most card challenges. I'm about 6 years in after my first day with it, and I'm not really sure how much replay ability there is.
Is this from the developers of mythic ocean?
Who is the other person?
The game mechanics were fun, but it had so much of THE MESSAGE that I stopped playing.
Yeah. I like games not gaymes.
whats "the message"?
@@noonyx33 lgbt and progressive ideology.
@@noonyx33
- Every second character is genderfluid, okay, I guess it is kind of a future thing.
- "We are beyond capitalism but somehow we still have money", okay I guess it must be for gameplay purposes.
- LGBT themes, okay, I don't mind.
- The only masculin white guy is an evil oppressor, okay, maybe just accidental, don't read too much into it
- Everything is from somehow green energy, even stuff that is normally quite polluting, and you get some lecturing about it, well maybe they really wanted this eco feeling
- "The children we get are not biologically ours but are from some genebank or something (I don't remember)", hm hm, cute way to solve how homosexual pairs can have kids and black+white pair asian kids.
- "Oh how progressive that we give hormones to children until they are ready to decide their gender" OH FOR F SAKE REALLY? THIS TOO? I just rolled my eyes and uninstalled.
I don't mind that games like this exist, but it is really not for me.
@@kalamona6598 ahh sounds refreshing, maybe Ill have to pick it up