- Feb 7, 2019
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I remember playing this a few times
I've been enjoying the time reversal concept.
Continuing the days when completing missions tho
for a 2018 game the art rivals the best of today.
You could say this game is "unique" but only thanks to the
time reversal everything else is the same as all of them.
Hopefully the creator wont just abandon this series and come back
years later like a certain creator.
I've been enjoying the time reversal concept.
Continuing the days when completing missions tho
for a 2018 game the art rivals the best of today.
You could say this game is "unique" but only thanks to the
time reversal everything else is the same as all of them.
Hopefully the creator wont just abandon this series and come back
years later like a certain creator.
So... Wanna give this a try. Should I get season 1 and 2 or does season 2 also have the senason 1 content?
im a big fan of the game so i would start season 1. its a lot of content tho so if you want to start season 2 and if you like it enough can go back for more of the game. season 1 has full voice acting tho while season 2 is like half? or little more? not sure. season 2 is a continuation of 1 but enjoyable standalone so
S1 and S2 are completely separate games. There is no S1 content in the S2 download.
This game is an example of one of the rules. How to ruin the ending. When writing stories, there are a lot of rules to avoid screwing up. And one of the rules is how not to screw up the ending.
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- Feb 18, 2021
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Maybe the patreons wouldn't have asked for a Season 3 if Inceton didn't end Season 2 with a "See you again in Season 3" cliffhanger, in the first place...
If not making a Season 3 was the plan, what were they thinking while writing such a cliffhanger?
Now I wonder how can the plot continue after the revelation in Season 2 ending which totally killed any player's immersion in the story...
...The MC just plainly asking the AI for new DLC with this or that girl?
Playing a sex game in which - even in the fictional reality of the tale - the MC is not having real sex with real women but he is playing a sex game himself: wow, that's so hot!
- Sep 26, 2020
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cant belive they did that... why keep this alive after the shitty ending fucking simulation galore?? can't belive it..
Or maybe the MC just wakes up and all that AI nonsense was just a bad dream, like they resuscitated Bob Ewing character after two seasons in which he was dead in the soap opera Dallas in the Eighties...
Annie Wilkes doesn't seem to approve...
- Aug 11, 2017
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- Jan 7, 2018
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It seems they are a bit unbalanced when it comes to render capacity and writers (plenty of people who can do the rendering, not enough writers).
Some bonus stuff without any meaning requires less thinking and they can have their people work on something.
Also it might help to keep customers happy while they wait for the voiceover.
- Sep 30, 2017
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To fix it basically - don't think the writers have the chops to turn that shit around but we'll see
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The only way I could see to fix the story after the literal deus ex machina is to lean into the deus ex machina. In season 3 have the Megan AI construct become fully aware, invent time travel, go back and stop the extinction event, download itself/herself? into real Megan's brain via a neuralink type thing, seduce MC and screw their brains out. Silly I know, but they've already jumped the shark.
- Sep 30, 2017
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What? I don't think the ending there fits any of those - whether the series or the "end of" movie. Maybe the re-make series does that but I could not finish that garbage
That still doesn't change the endless forced sex grind...This game is really good if you just use save editor to add $ to skip the grind
I can't even comprehend what kind of person wants more of this after the ending ruined it.
I am sure there is a market for people that just want sex scenes without any meaningful narrative context (normal porn shows this to be true), but why would a person like that have enjoyed Season 1 and the first half of season 2 enough to have become a patreon in the first place?