That's what i mean: don't understand how one can simple handle three games in one thread. What feels like two percent of the conversation in this thread consists of asking and answering this dilemma. One is also unable to rate each season individually.
I'm in the same situation! I'm playing Season 3 and stuck with no further option to progress, it just says to be continued!
Just FYI, I know this is a post from 2020, but this is still a thing.
what is the questlog telling you to do? … you know you re living in a time loop? Are you doing the exact same thing over and over again and expecting different results?
the review ends with statement that MC can come once again using his superpower - and once rollback of the day applies the review is once again the same
I'm glad, you could resolve it by yourself. I can only remember I solved this on the 2nd try. It's long time ago so I don't remember the details. Something with looking inside Tom's file and something about Amy being independent on a leash so that she is not too independent.
The game is really a VN or often more like a KN, because although it has loads of freeroams, often the only way to progress is to follow one single very restricted path. Visit one place out of the correct sequence and the story order flies out the window or you might even get stuck and locked out of progress. The same goes for you if you intentionally try to avoid some of the events. Pretty much all events in this game are meant to be played, all paths to be followed
The classic ones work just like this - just with less hints and usually combined with inventory handling, but that became less popular during the last years. The only "item" I can think about in S1 is the bottle of wine you need to buy and that's not even handled as item.
Adventure games I've played in the past would usually indicate somehow that you've chosen a wrong path. Likely with a large "GAME OVER" messageAs I said, very much adventure like
You need to figure out what to do and do it to prorgrss in the story. Sometimes you need to do several things and only then unlock the next step.
Haven't seen a "Game Over" message since Monkey IslandAdventure games I've played in the past would usually indicate somehow that you've chosen a wrong path. Likely with a large "GAME OVER" message
In games where you could step out of the map and fall out of the world or step through the walls meant to be solid and skip a part or get stuck without an option to turn back and choose a different path were considered to be bugged.
I'm not talking about the indie games I've played since I joined F95. I'm talking about all the adventure games way-way back, would they be in 3D (like Unreal series, for example) or even older, text-based adventures where you could go N, E, S, W, pick up stuff and "fight" trolls. Getting stuck without an option to turn back or getting killed has always been considered a bug.
At least in games where you could get killed and got stuck somewhere, you might of had an option to "commit suicide" to get unstuck.
As a programmer, you have to be able to see all the possibilities and code your product to be resistant to wrongful inputs. These games are definitely not.
Before that you could indeed die, but LucasArts put an end to that.
Happens in the newest ones as well.
