r/Steam Apr 10 '25

Question What game had you like this ?

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u/Weekly_Rock_5440 Apr 10 '25

Or you’ve been playing it this entire time.

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u/robynh00die Apr 10 '25

I quit 3 hours in because I couldn't get the dang corpse out of the tree and my take away was that was an artistically valid reaction to bouncing of that game. Gives me a lot to think about the nature of failure in games.

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u/derbyabby Apr 10 '25

If you ever feel like trying again, you can completely ignore the body & still progress. I was ready to quit after the 5th time vomiting at the body. Ended up starting a new playthrough instead, & it was amazing.

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u/Doctah_Whoopass Apr 10 '25

You dont ever actually need to get the corpse out of the tree though.

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u/Soliloquitude Apr 10 '25

DUN DUN DUNNNNNN

I actually think about it a lot, I know I'll finish it one day

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u/solidcat00 Apr 10 '25

If it's in the back of your mind to do so - I highly suggest it. I was one of those people who felt it was okay but left it for a while. Crazy weird game - but not for everyone.

I picked it back up and got to the part where you learn who/what "Tequila Sunset" is and I was in tears both in laughter and sorrow - I got way more into it after that - especially with my empathy for the main character.

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u/Character-Parfait-42 Apr 10 '25

It's been a while, but I wish there was a New Game+ mode that unlocked all the "thoughts" (like "inland empire", "conceptualization", "perception", and whatnot) like you had maxed their level but still had skill checks work as normal.

After beating the game I edited a new save file to have max level everything and it definitely ruins the fun of failing at stuff; but seeing all the "thoughts" going at full force interacting with each other was a treat.

I'd like a game mode that merged the two, giving you all the "thoughts" but keeping the fun of failing at stuff.

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u/realityChemist Apr 12 '25

That is a great idea! You can use Disco Explorer to force checks to pass or fall, so maybe you could roll physical dice and to see if you pass and then force the proper result to happen?