Joshua Robertson, "The release of Biomutant has driven home just how difficult it is to get a narrator right, a needle that The Stanley Parable was able to thread. "
Biomutant comes to the Nintendo Switch. A decent port, but nothing groundbreaking.
"Experiment 101 and THQ Nordic are today very happy and excited to announce the final Nintendo Switch date for post-apocalyptic Wung-Fu fable open-world RPG, "Biomutant" including its DLC, a release date that's been set to May 14th this Summer (2024)." - Jonas Ek, TGG.
The definition of a game that seemed too ambitious for its own good. Glad Switch players get to give it a shot, but man looking back at that game is bittersweet for thinking what it probably could have been with more polish/time/funding
Too true. Tremendous amount of heart without the resources to fully realize the vision.
I'm all for a biomutant 2
Maybe taking place in a post apocalypse London or something
GB: "Some games reduce stress while others like to play with your mind."
15 games on FIFTEEN pages? That's a NO from me.
Superliminal
Antichamber
Manifold Garden
Portal & Portal 2
The Stanley Parable
Monument Valley
Gorogoa
Thumper
Inscryption
Q.U.B.E. 2
Darq
Quantum Break
Perspective
Inside
The Swapper
I think Inscryption is the best game on that list. PT and Returnal i would offer. Returnal deserves a spot over some of the listed games. Especially after chapter 3. Maybe even Alice MR? Death Stranding? Kojima all together. To much smaller degree Dead Space. I'm spitballing.
I didn't play Thumper enough to see beyond the visual spectacle. Curious choice.
I'd add FEAR and RE7 (when Ethan starts getting visions, especially in the boat) to that list.
Edit: and Here They Lie
Only makes me think of gatcha loot crate game specifically built to play your mind into becoming an addict.
