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Bravo

Thanks for the review ❤

Watching this in 2024, and the arena fight at the stairs was painful to watch... Partly because for whatever reason not all the waves of monsters were spawning.

You have to combine the condom and Emty toilet paper roll with the dildo 😂

Really excited for this let's play!

Slowly working my way through these when I need to relax. I played these on a 486 with my older brother driving and me and my younger sister all trying to figure out the puzzles. We were all under 13 years old.. it took us months! Seeing someone experience these puzzles for the first time hits some weird nostalgic note. Cheers

I thought the game was good, not great. Until I stepped through the door after the final puzzle. I immediately realized what was going on and just sat there, looking at my screen in disappointment for a solid minute before moving again. I always applauded Curse for correcting the meta ending of Monkey 2 and just framing the game back to nothing more than a wannabe pirate in a pirate world. But Return tries to destroy that narrative in favor for the MI2 ending all over again. I realize this is what Ron had in mind already back in MI1 with the grog machine and pirates on melee commenting that Guybrush should just "play along" but that side never clicked for me. Never felt original, witty or interesting.

Great to hear your take on the game Siperos 😊

your video is very informative, didn't know monkey island has it's own game.....I might go check it out. I only played the sea of thieves monkey island dlc with my friends, it was fun.

Before rescuing a person who later accompanies you, it's better to just clear the path before doing it.

10:17 You're suppose to use the harpoon to get that guy to unlock the gate.

Thanks for this. I’m playing it again for the second time and I was curious what kind of ending others have had. I would have never thought of shooting everyone on the moon bus! Very cool, but I want McCoy to be a replicant. (Your 1st ending) 🙌🏻 🤗

I finally ordered it for the switch.. Looking forward to playing it

Thank you for interesting playthrough & movie trivia. Have you also read the book that inspired the game?

hey, thanks so much for your review. I just finished the game and wanted to see what other people thought. quite agree with you but story was enough to carry it through. the lack of a fast travel was rather frustrating, especially since they give you a map. cheers, mate

23:44 hehehehehehe!!😂😂 scared!

SO BLIND

Love to listen this let's play in background ❤

I find it ironic when there is a literal war and a side wants to ban a weapon because it causes 'unnecessary suffering'. Wars are unnecessary suffering as a whole if you ask me.

I like how this also has different keys like helmet key, reminds me of resident evil with the variety of keys they got in different themes.

Having a lot of fun watching you play, Im playing too but having fun watching events from the others perpectives

I have a stone in my inventory that says it could be cleaned but I don't know where, did you find this item?

Are you blind and playing this? 😅

Glad to see you back

Awesome to see you're back Siperos!

I didn't expect this to be with the graphics like this, but it looks great! I'm curious to see how this goes

Nice, I'm really enjoying the atmosphere of this game so far. I agree too it definitely has a different feel to it with the enemies/threat being 'normal' people that are in your same unfortunate position as opposed to supernatural beings or some kind of 'evil'.

Great to see you back! Really enjoyed this first episode and looking forward to the rest of the series.

was wanting to watch this as a playthrough and found your channel, thank you, really enjoying your playthrough so once again thank you

Looks like a great game, but the system requirements seem...inflated.

Welcome back Siperos

welcome back! :D

Options---> Control Settings---> Rebind Keyboard

Great game, great playthrough.

Oh wow, great to see you back, man!

It feels kinda good that I'm not the only one who struggled with this puzzle Then You realize how actualy easy this is 💀

Awesome playthrough. Played through this game a number of times and thought I'd seen most of the endings. Never did it occur to me to mow down all the Replicants in a blood bath at the end 😆. Thanks for that lol.

Thank you for these 🙂

Aleister Crowley was... depending on your views on the subject, one of the genuine articles regarding occultism, magic and philosophy. He founded his own religion and Jimmy Page bought his old house. Genuinely interesting guy.

I wish I could say I am a long time subscriber but I came across your channel a couple weeks ago. I was looking for LPs of specifically Lovecraftian games. Blind is an absolute bonus in my books! Your accent is delightful and sense of humor exactly what I look for! It figures you gave up before I found you but I'm hoping after you finish your studies you'll come back to some LPs just for fun. The algorithm sucks. I'm glad you've got lots of content for me to go through while waiting, though! The reasons to step back are absolutely understandable but I'll be looking forward to any future content you post! Thanks for hanging in as long as you did! You've got fantastic taste in games! I wouldn't have been at all interested if it was just more of the same popular stuff everyone else is playing.

I'm starting to think it's all in someone's head? Like everything related to hope happens to be here? Hope I'm wrong!

Kudos that this is a complete let's play man, haha. This game/puzzle design is just horrendous.

Need more point/click horror? I'd love to see you play: - Phantasmagoria (Sierra) - Shivers 2: Harvest of Souls (Sierra) - Dark Fall: The Journal - Scratches if you can find it

Thanks for this, man. Always watch you if you have a run. Was really into this game's vibe and such, but I just could not enjoy playing it. This is perfect.

Two things first: Firstly, I have been an avid point & click adventure enthusiast from the very beginning and have been loyal to the genre for more than 35 years. Secondly, I haven't played any adventure games without voice acting since the early 90s. Without it, I miss an essential audiovisual experience in an adventure game. And almost more importantly for me, I have been playing these games for years with my wife (also a genre fan) in the living room on the big screen. This only works with voice output and subtitles... I bought Nightmare Frames anyway and played it alone. Why? Because I like the detective, horror & mystery genre, because I have a weakness for retro and pixel art and because the reviews of Nightmare Frames were mostly very good. Now that I've played through it, I'll venture a judgement. The pros: + the story is exciting and leaves you wanting more + there are some really creepy scenes and jumpscares. + The music is great and consists of many chillwave and dreampop original compositions that wonderfully support the 1980s nostalgia and create a David Lynch-like atmosphere through the often spherical, filtered sound. + The sound effects and ambient sounds are solid. + The character portraits in the dialogues are excellently drawn and clearly stand out from the rest of the graphics. They are somewhat reminiscent of archetypes or mixtures of faces from various stars and well-known personalities (but never in such a way that it is completely obvious). + There are lots of Easter eggs and lovingly researched information and references for fans of 1980s Hollywood and the horror genre. Ambivalent: ~ The characters are a little thinly developed, especially supporting secondary characters. More background and substance would have been good. ~ The controls/UI are solid, but lack some of the features you'd expect from today's adventure games. You often have to search the screen like in the old days... ~ The game is very much split into 3 very different individual parts. Negative - I find the graphics and animation to be rather below-average adventure game studio fare. There are also only a few cutscenes. Definitely a weak point for me. - The puzzles are mostly weak and occasionally seem contrived. - The game is very linear. - And: The elephant in the room. There is no voice cast! Conclusion Overall, I liked Nightmare Frames and I have the feeling that we will see more good titles from the developers in the future. I would particularly emphasise the creepy factor and the good music. The game seems heavily inspired by David Lynch, John Carpenter and Ryan Murphy's & Brad Falchuk's American Horror Story franchise - which I like. It still can't quite keep up with my favourite titles from this particular genre (point & click + pixel art + mystery horror detective), such as Gabriel Knight - Sins of the Fathers, Broken Sword - Shadow of the Templars, Unavowed, Blackwell Deception and Blackwell Epiphany. But it's still a good and, for an independent low-budget production, amazing game that fits perfectly into the ranks of my second favourite titles in the genre, which include The Excavation of Hob's Barrow, Unusual Findings, Shadow of the Comet and Prisoner of Ice. I'm looking forward to the developers' next title. An English Haunting is due to be released soon. Unfortunately without voice acting again though! I really hope that the studio will soon have enough success and money for a good voice cast...

Thanks for the very good and informative game review! As a fan from the very beginning, I think it's great that there is currently such a lively independent scene in the point & click adventure genre. Nightmare Frames looks promising and interesting in many ways. I like adventure games with a good story and well written characters. And I appreciate both the detective mystery and horror genres. But I am also extremely spoilt. The benchmarks for me are games like Gabriel Knight - Sins of the Fathers, Broken Sword - Shadow of the Templars, Blackwell Deception, Blackwell Epiphany, Unavowed, The Excavation of Hob's Barrow and even Shadow of the Comet (the latter despite the appalling UI and the unforgiving difficulty level with lots of dead ends). But what do all these games from the 1990s to today have in common: yes, voice acting and a good cast of voice actors. I've only played adventure games with voice acting for decades. Because it adds a lot to the atmosphere and is a more holistic experience. My wife and I also traditionally like to play adventure games together on the big Screen in the living room. This only works well if the games have voice output and you don't have to rely on reading the small on-screen text (and always have to negotiate whether the other person has already read the text before you click on). In other words: Nightmare Frames won't give us that gaming experience. But maybe I will buy it anyway. Because I'm a notorious collector and would like to support and encourage the developers...

Imagine hiring Clancy Brown to voice your game and then cancelling it. The gall on blizzard.

If you know this game by heart, 2 hours is enough to finish it. Also, you can attach letters or numbers to symbols to in memory game instead of drawing. With this you can solve the puzzle in 10 minutes.

Love this

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