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By Happenstance · Posted
Apparently the rumoured Star Trek Lego set coming this year on Black Friday will be the Enterprise D. Very tempted to get it but I have no idea where I would be able to display it. -
By Hero-of-Time · Posted
B&M are great for getting Lego sets at a cheaper price. My mate got a lot of his Star Wars diorama sets from there. -
By Hero-of-Time · Posted
I feel @BowserBasher is gonna be the one to finish all of his pledges first. -
By EEVILMURRAY · Posted
The missus wanted the piranha plant one for her birthday so I was primed to order from the Lego site closer to the time. However recently shopping in B&M for paint found it there for under £50. So sorted nice n easy -
By BowserBasher · Posted
I remember the first Oxenfree, I remember enjoying the premise and the slight spookiness. I can't remember too much about the story but I feel that this is similar, but different. I still can't tell if they are related in a case of being part of the same story though. Anyway. these games, if you want to use game, I think an interactive story is more in line with how these games play. The premise of this one is that you wake up in a small seaside dock area and are not sure what happened. Well that's how I saw it. You start to take control and can move around but it shows pretty quickly that something is not right as you start getting weird time jumps, and you're back where you were. each time this happens you get a little bit further in and you start to get pieces of what's happening. You then get to a point where these stop and you can go on about the main story a little easier. These jumps are a reoccurring part of the game along with another jumping/being dragged through this portal and seeing spooky beings. So most of the game takes place in a small island where you see a portal appear in the sky over a far off island. You'll be able to move around and one of the first things you get is a walkie talkie and this is your main means to talk to others. You do eventually meet a few others in the game and interactions are done in a certain way. So, most of the time when you are in a conversation, you will have three options for a reply (occasionally 2) it may not seem like this do much in terms of how the story goes, it feels like each one will get you to the same outcome and move the game alone the same way. But it seems the they do actually have a bearing on the very final moments of the game. There is even a moment at the very end where it does seem that you can pick how it will end. During the final scene of the game as you are looking at the box of items, on looking at a few of them, the game will bring up a pie chart and tell you the percentage of players that did a certain thing or made certain things happen. So without spoilers, something like "you and 25% of others players befriended so and so". Others show that there certainly is something in the answers that you can give, will change these % and effect the outcome. So it's a nice touch and incentive to go do things again (well if you can remember what you chose in the first play through so that you don't do them again). The game has some really nice visuals at certain points and it really is nice to stop and admire them. And in its simple design, it fits the narrative very well. There are a few puzzles to solve, none too taxing, and there really does only seem to be one route through the game so you can't really get lost. There seemed to be a few side quests to be done and the game does have point of no return moment. I don't think I scratched the surface of any side missions so another reason to go back again. It doesn't fee like along game and you could probably do this in a few sittings, but to really get the story I do think you need to explore thoroughly and talk to everyone and look at everything. It's an enjoyable game if you like this thing. I think I preferred the first as I was getting a bit of "hurry up and do something" vibes when the game was crawling at points. 7/10 Updated pledge list. I think I'm going to go with P.N. 03 next off my list. Will be trying to get through a few of these before Switch 2 comes out.
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