I almost fell for it, but I double checked the Itch.io credits, thankfully. Appreciate your work and looking forward to checking out your other projects and games!
Took me more like 8 hours, I got extremely lost. The fact that it took me almost exactly as long as a good nights sleep felt very fitting to me. I adore this game so much, and getting lost was so pleasurable in this game. I went to the Listless Library first, but couldnt figure out how to get past the first room, so I went and got the dash in the outdoor courtyard first instead. I never used a guide, and while I think guides are totally valid this is one game I think is better without.
Ugh. 16 for me because I was a stubborn ass and kept trying to do areas where you’re supposed to use the cling gem … without having it lol. Probably spent 2 trying to reach the top of the tower through a really tough jump instead of the pole hall like you’re supposed to and another four dying in the wall cling gauntlet with the poison floor in the keep
As someone whose formative gaming experiences were the likes of Metroid Prime, The Elder Scrolls, and Mario 64, I was already pre-installed with the mental firmware to enjoy this sort of game and I think you hit the nail on the head in describing it. "I wonder what's up o that ledge? Can I use what I have to get there?" That's the sort of thing I live for. Also: while a different order, my playthrough was remarkably similar to yours. I did find the wall kick first, but I somehow missed the ground pound the entire game and only found the wall run towards the very end. I got almost all the keys and abilities using just the slide jump, wall kick, and enemy pogo. And the kicker is that I had no idea I was sequence breaking! The movement is so flexible that it just seemed natural, if slightly technical, that I could get to wherever I wanted to go. My internet was out for my whole playthrough, and only after it came back and I got to see other people play did I realize that I might have been doing something an unconventional way.
I didn't mention it but I actually completely missed the wallrun for my entire run. It was the last ability I acquired and it was after I had already gotten the 4 other keys. I had used all of the other abilities in my kit to find a way to get the other 4, and by the time I had the wallrun I already was ready to finish the game. It's crazy how open it is to play, and I hope to play more games like it now
12:40 this is a very important life lesson on it's own too. The moment you realize you can decide for yourself and set your own path. A very trivial example, and a big mistake in the american schooling system is teaching kids PEMDAS, a fixed, safe ordering of operations, instead of letting them decide what to do, based on what they can do (I can't add 2 and 4x5 together, I have to do the multiplication first! You deduce it, instead of blindly following rules)
The slide jump was the last ability that I obtained lol. I literally got through almost the entire game without it. I think I only needed it for the key in the underbelly.
I've never felt so lost in a game, but it was always somewhat pleasant, knowing my abilities will be better and same as you i got wall jump later it taught me that these abilities combo so well that you don't need all of them, trying to do things with a limited skillset improved me very fast.
I really, really like this kind of videos from you! I absolutely love content creators with wide interest and a lot of different themes to talk about. I also want to become like this myself. So thank you for all of your content!
First video of yours that I’ve seen. You got a great style and very good explanations. I found it all very relatable. Speed running games is what personally got me into non linear styles of games.
13:34 wait wait wait wait wait... THAT'S what i was supposed to do in that room??? I thought that, from the first pole, you had to do some wall jumps between the platform you're trying to get up to and the wall that partially blocks the finger's view! You're telling me i could've just turned around and jump the entire time??? Great game 10/10 i love sybil
The correct way to play games that are simply not cheat. No guides, no altering the game, no glitches in exploits. Experience it has a developers intended. After that do whatever you want. You have a valid opinion since you actually know what you're talking about. And should be capable of giving valuable feedback
Was not expecting an indie game video from you of all people, but that is a nice surprise. I have only ever seen this game in my friends library, seems cool.
@@loafofbread9400 he has twelve. Eight of those are about Apex. Mooreover himself said this video is not his usual content. Is this not enough for you to establish a theme? why comment this?
@@k-beks8527 because its interesting to see someone like yourself talk in such way, its abnormal in my eyes and you just want the perspective of how they reached this line of thinking Given the context its just not language id of used, do you know him personally? Did he have a bigger channel and this is his new one if so i guess your comment makes much more sense
@@loafofbread9400 In a lot of cases, a content creator will focus on a specific genre, some content creators will even focus on sub-categories in that genre. like this guy’s videos are about video games, a majority of those are about FPS games, a specific FPS game called “Apex Legends”. so to me, Mooreover making narrative driven video about an indie third person platformer curing his fear of non linear single player games is a little surprising. Something that would be more expected would be a discussion of Apex patch notes and how they may affect the meta, you feel what I mean? i personally think he has established a patten, and broken it, which is cool because this was a good video, and has some relevance to how I play open world/non linear games.
Your description of what makes metroidvania games fun - that you're invited to ask not whether you should, but if you can - happened to articulate my feelings about it better than I ever had. Nice video.
I have also recently played pseuldoregalia and I am on my second playthrough still having fun. I've always loved metroidvanias and I grew up on rayman on the PS2 so this game felt like home, I feel that way with all games with low poly styles but the fact that pseudoregalia is a 3d platformer with the same progression just felt amazing. also I have so much envy whenever I see Sybil.
While i normally come for Apex content the point you made about pseudoregalia allowing creativity which while not being the "best" way also didnt punish you. I largely apply this mindset to trying to find value in weapon and legend picks in Apex so I'm glad to see where it came from for a like minded gamer.
I really can't stop appreciating Pseudoregalia, and I appreciate you putting into words one of the a aspects I really enjoy about this game I quite couldn't put my finger into. Fun fact, my first playthrough was 12 hours long because the only major ability I had for most of it was the slide, I just really liked using the skid jump and didn't really find the major abilities until like the 10th hour hahahah, I had a blast anyways! The new update nerfs the skid jump by a bit, but I think it's reasonable now, I don't feel someone new will go too out of their way with the nerfed one, plus a map really helps
You are wrong, because I played this game for the first time a few weeks ago and discovered the slide hop by accident in the Dilapidated Dungeon and it defined my entire playthrough to the point where I straight up reloaded my save after getting Solar Wind and didn't pick it up till I was ready to fight the final boss because I realized I couldn't do the slide hop anymore (at least not without having a lot more space). But basically I spent the majority of my time sequence breaking with slide hopping and wall jumps and I had an absolute blast doing that. And that was with the nerfed blue slide hops.
Love the shoutout to Star Fox: Assault. Still is one of my favorite games of the GameCube generation, and love it to this day. Thanks for another great vid, cheers
Here's a blast to the past, remember hopping into multiplayer with family/friends and screwing around trying to get the landmaster/Arwing? Enjoy that nostalgia.
@@MooreOverVO buddy lemme TELL you how much I loved multiplayer. Had a few friends on my street that would come over regularly to hang out on Assault (I was the kid on the block with a GC). Great memories.
You hit on my favorite thing about pseudoregalia and games like Super Metroid which were designed with sequence breaking in mind. I love being able to see the "intended solution" but then finding my own way anyway even if I don't have the "intended" upgrade. It feels so good to feel like I "outsmarted" the game by finding my own way with my current toolset. *tangent about my own experience feel free to skip* In my playthrough I accidentally discovered slide ultra-hopping (with the base slide) while still in the Dilapidated Dungeon. and this technique (which the game never requires or tells you about) allows to you sequence break a ton of things and get the progression items in pretty much any order save for maybe the cling gem. With this I went to the Twilight Theater really early with just slide and wall kick and had a lot of fun making my way through the really challenging platforming in that area. And the best part is I never got soft locked at any point it was well designed enough to where you could naviagte through very large portions of it without ever getting the cling gem and I just find that so cool. (You do need the cling gem for the big key though) All in all I love how open ended and how open the design is to sequence breaking and finding your own path through. There's nothing more satisfying than seeing a really large gap or a really high up platform and wondering "can I make that with my current moveset" and then realizing you absolutely can. I really wish this dev would consider making a sequel or another game with a similar kind of moveset and design philosophy because I had so much fun with this game.
im blessed in the sense i went through all consoles despite being born in 1999, i played nes snes n64 xbox 360 ps1 ps2 wii gamecube gamboys, yet was very poor hand me downs and forget garage sales
each first playthrough of pseudoregalia is unique i only got the slide jump AFTER the cling gem, i had discovered for myself how to get long distance jumping from a niche use of the backflip mechanic that became infinitely hard to use, the slide jump actually felt like a downgrade because i couldnt get the height i used to in the small space i had, which made me sad, i had to get the ground pound ability to open up the places i could get to before picking up the slide jump. i also did the underbelly completely backwards, fun times, i genuinly wish i could forget the game just to play it again for the first time. when i play games i like looking for "sequence" breaks, so on my first playthrough i was TRYING all the things to avoid using or getting a power, there were only a few areas which required speedrunner skills or an ability i hadnt discovered yet, the rest i smacked my head against until i came up with a solution, best 13 hours of gaming ive had in 2 decades.
I never heard a take on why some people might not like metroidvanias. That makes sense. Great video too btw! Format was totally fine, nothing stood out as weird or unenjoyable. Also, f your gun. Ill pick it up soon lol
i love how you can have a completely different "first run" to everyone else. i had no idea you could get the slide jump that soon. i got the wall kick as my second move after the slide, not the slide jump lol
For me my kryptonite is that I need to do everything in a game, I 'need' to 100% it. I don't always manage to do this but my mental push towards this has made me purposefully ignore certain types of games and also ruin others. Great video, I really enjoyed this game lol, but then again it was up my alley anyway, also talking about finding ways to get past areas the unintended way when playing I'd tried getting everything without using the wallrun ability. It's possible (haven't gone back to check the new challenges) but f* me there were some difficult parts.
I've passed this video several times and expected it to go away. Finally clicking on it out of curiosity was when I realized that it was a Mooreover video! That said, your way of speaking and setting up a premise really fits this type of video. It's also why your in depth competitive Apex videos are great. Not sure how you'd organize it, but more videos of this nature would be great. More competitive Apex videos would also be great. Videos Bridging the Gap between high-level play / ranked and competitive Apex would be super great. I think you're good at what you've been doing! And I don't doubt you would be just as good branching out into other areas
This is the first time I've related to a video this much. I've always struggled to get into metroidvanias for the same reasons of having no right way to go. I own Pseudoregalia but have yet to actually start it, games like these always look so fun but I always discouraged myself from playing them because I knew id get frustrated. After watching this I'm definitely going to jump into it and hopefully get a better appreciation for the genre, Thank you.
Most delightful. It's always a pleasure to hear about a GOAT-induced journey of self-discovery. And since the terms of my parole require it, I must humbly recommend you try Rain World for a bit some time. Straight past the deep end of the pool and into the piranha tank, sure, but it has a fair bit of interesting movement tech that you don't have to unlock, only master.
Honestly, I see a lot of people with your old mentality, but directed at specific game franchises (Zelda being the most obvious one). I myself always felt that the best game is one that can do multiple things and not do them poorly. Being both open and linear especially is something a lot of developers struggle with and this is a thing that, while only partially beneficial for Metroidvanias such as Pseudoregalia, especially is underutilized in Action-Adventure games and RPGS despite it basically being the potential savior of the Genre for a lot of franchises (once again look at Zelda). Having open worlds with linear storylines (Think Elder Scrolls) is something I wish more games did, and the whole Linear vs Open mentality discussion kind of reminded me of that.
I love this game you can play for amazing movement and a fun metroidvania with a pretty art style , or play for the Goat Bunny Cat booty, Something for everyone!
thats the masterpiece of pseudoregalia. any way is a good way, and you dont need all the abilities to finish the game- or at least got to many places. i solved most of the game without the cling gem and that made for very interesting platform solutions
👍 Didn't think I'd get thru much of this video but I liked it tbh cuz I enjoy well thought out realization videos. Shout out to the"Nakey Jakey" channel
What did you take from this video "glad that didn't leave a impact on me" Make me think will Apex legends leave a impact on todays kids. If so i just hope its for Latinas and not psycho/sociopath murder robots lol
This. Feel like I relate to nearly every point in this vid and growing up with mainly fps games and now actually expanding my horizon with games in the last few years I struggled with hollow knight specifically dropping it and picking it back up constantly, and this game in particular really opened my eyes to the charm of backtracking and feeling growth you get, similar to the feeling of improving in games like apex. Gonna put nier on hold and probably pick up hollow knight after watching this vid 🫡
The very first Pseudoregalia video that acknowledges my existence lol. Glad we could help you overcome the existential dread of exploration games!
I almost fell for it, but I double checked the Itch.io credits, thankfully. Appreciate your work and looking forward to checking out your other projects and games!
pseudoregalia is so fucking good
big w
Sybil is the perfect example that a character's design can often be the entire reason somebody buys and plays a game. She's just. . . the GOAT. . .
*the goat-bunny-cat-girl
To quote myself when I got it: AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA I F-ING LOVE WOMEN.
Took me more like 8 hours, I got extremely lost. The fact that it took me almost exactly as long as a good nights sleep felt very fitting to me. I adore this game so much, and getting lost was so pleasurable in this game. I went to the Listless Library first, but couldnt figure out how to get past the first room, so I went and got the dash in the outdoor courtyard first instead. I never used a guide, and while I think guides are totally valid this is one game I think is better without.
Ugh. 16 for me because I was a stubborn ass and kept trying to do areas where you’re supposed to use the cling gem … without having it lol. Probably spent 2 trying to reach the top of the tower through a really tough jump instead of the pole hall like you’re supposed to and another four dying in the wall cling gauntlet with the poison floor in the keep
As someone whose formative gaming experiences were the likes of Metroid Prime, The Elder Scrolls, and Mario 64, I was already pre-installed with the mental firmware to enjoy this sort of game and I think you hit the nail on the head in describing it. "I wonder what's up o that ledge? Can I use what I have to get there?" That's the sort of thing I live for.
Also: while a different order, my playthrough was remarkably similar to yours. I did find the wall kick first, but I somehow missed the ground pound the entire game and only found the wall run towards the very end. I got almost all the keys and abilities using just the slide jump, wall kick, and enemy pogo. And the kicker is that I had no idea I was sequence breaking! The movement is so flexible that it just seemed natural, if slightly technical, that I could get to wherever I wanted to go. My internet was out for my whole playthrough, and only after it came back and I got to see other people play did I realize that I might have been doing something an unconventional way.
I didn't mention it but I actually completely missed the wallrun for my entire run. It was the last ability I acquired and it was after I had already gotten the 4 other keys. I had used all of the other abilities in my kit to find a way to get the other 4, and by the time I had the wallrun I already was ready to finish the game.
It's crazy how open it is to play, and I hope to play more games like it now
12:40 this is a very important life lesson on it's own too. The moment you realize you can decide for yourself and set your own path. A very trivial example, and a big mistake in the american schooling system is teaching kids PEMDAS, a fixed, safe ordering of operations, instead of letting them decide what to do, based on what they can do (I can't add 2 and 4x5 together, I have to do the multiplication first! You deduce it, instead of blindly following rules)
The slide jump was the last ability that I obtained lol. I literally got through almost the entire game without it. I think I only needed it for the key in the underbelly.
I've never felt so lost in a game, but it was always somewhat pleasant, knowing my abilities will be better and same as you i got wall jump later it taught me that these abilities combo so well that you don't need all of them, trying to do things with a limited skillset improved me very fast.
I really, really like this kind of videos from you! I absolutely love content creators with wide interest and a lot of different themes to talk about. I also want to become like this myself. So thank you for all of your content!
First video of yours that I’ve seen. You got a great style and very good explanations. I found it all very relatable. Speed running games is what personally got me into non linear styles of games.
13:34 wait wait wait wait wait... THAT'S what i was supposed to do in that room??? I thought that, from the first pole, you had to do some wall jumps between the platform you're trying to get up to and the wall that partially blocks the finger's view! You're telling me i could've just turned around and jump the entire time???
Great game 10/10 i love sybil
0:24 looks down in shame
The correct way to play games that are simply not cheat.
No guides, no altering the game, no glitches in exploits.
Experience it has a developers intended.
After that do whatever you want.
You have a valid opinion since you actually know what you're talking about. And should be capable of giving valuable feedback
Was not expecting an indie game video from you of all people, but that is a nice surprise. I have only ever seen this game in my friends library, seems cool.
Dude has like 10 videos, what do you even expect this guy to upload, has no real theme or pattern
@@loafofbread9400 he has twelve. Eight of those are about Apex. Mooreover himself said this video is not his usual content. Is this not enough for you to establish a theme? why comment this?
@@k-beks8527 because its interesting to see someone like yourself talk in such way, its abnormal in my eyes and you just want the perspective of how they reached this line of thinking
Given the context its just not language id of used, do you know him personally? Did he have a bigger channel and this is his new one if so i guess your comment makes much more sense
@@k-beks8527 im learning and feel like im pretty good at english with all my exposure to the internet but i cannot wrap my head around how you speak
@@loafofbread9400 In a lot of cases, a content creator will focus on a specific genre, some content creators will even focus on sub-categories in that genre. like this guy’s videos are about video games, a majority of those are about FPS games, a specific FPS game called “Apex Legends”. so to me, Mooreover making narrative driven video about an indie third person platformer curing his fear of non linear single player games is a little surprising. Something that would be more expected would be a discussion of Apex patch notes and how they may affect the meta, you feel what I mean? i personally think he has established a patten, and broken it, which is cool because this was a good video, and has some relevance to how I play open world/non linear games.
Your description of what makes metroidvania games fun - that you're invited to ask not whether you should, but if you can - happened to articulate my feelings about it better than I ever had. Nice video.
I have also recently played pseuldoregalia and I am on my second playthrough still having fun.
I've always loved metroidvanias and I grew up on rayman on the PS2 so this game felt like home, I feel that way with all games with low poly styles but the fact that pseudoregalia is a 3d platformer with the same progression just felt amazing.
also I have so much envy whenever I see Sybil.
I skipped this video when it came out because the thumbnail and I didn't see the name.... wow this was great video
While i normally come for Apex content the point you made about pseudoregalia allowing creativity which while not being the "best" way also didnt punish you. I largely apply this mindset to trying to find value in weapon and legend picks in Apex so I'm glad to see where it came from for a like minded gamer.
pseudoregalia my beloved
I really can't stop appreciating Pseudoregalia, and I appreciate you putting into words one of the a aspects I really enjoy about this game I quite couldn't put my finger into.
Fun fact, my first playthrough was 12 hours long because the only major ability I had for most of it was the slide, I just really liked using the skid jump and didn't really find the major abilities until like the 10th hour hahahah, I had a blast anyways!
The new update nerfs the skid jump by a bit, but I think it's reasonable now, I don't feel someone new will go too out of their way with the nerfed one, plus a map really helps
You are wrong, because I played this game for the first time a few weeks ago and discovered the slide hop by accident in the Dilapidated Dungeon and it defined my entire playthrough to the point where I straight up reloaded my save after getting Solar Wind and didn't pick it up till I was ready to fight the final boss because I realized I couldn't do the slide hop anymore (at least not without having a lot more space). But basically I spent the majority of my time sequence breaking with slide hopping and wall jumps and I had an absolute blast doing that. And that was with the nerfed blue slide hops.
PseudoreGYATTria
Lovely video, digging the video format too! Looking forward to more.
Love the shoutout to Star Fox: Assault. Still is one of my favorite games of the GameCube generation, and love it to this day. Thanks for another great vid, cheers
Here's a blast to the past, remember hopping into multiplayer with family/friends and screwing around trying to get the landmaster/Arwing? Enjoy that nostalgia.
@@MooreOverVO buddy lemme TELL you how much I loved multiplayer. Had a few friends on my street that would come over regularly to hang out on Assault (I was the kid on the block with a GC). Great memories.
You hit on my favorite thing about pseudoregalia and games like Super Metroid which were designed with sequence breaking in mind. I love being able to see the "intended solution" but then finding my own way anyway even if I don't have the "intended" upgrade. It feels so good to feel like I "outsmarted" the game by finding my own way with my current toolset.
*tangent about my own experience feel free to skip*
In my playthrough I accidentally discovered slide ultra-hopping (with the base slide) while still in the Dilapidated Dungeon. and this technique (which the game never requires or tells you about) allows to you sequence break a ton of things and get the progression items in pretty much any order save for maybe the cling gem. With this I went to the Twilight Theater really early with just slide and wall kick and had a lot of fun making my way through the really challenging platforming in that area. And the best part is I never got soft locked at any point it was well designed enough to where you could naviagte through very large portions of it without ever getting the cling gem and I just find that so cool. (You do need the cling gem for the big key though)
All in all I love how open ended and how open the design is to sequence breaking and finding your own path through. There's nothing more satisfying than seeing a really large gap or a really high up platform and wondering "can I make that with my current moveset" and then realizing you absolutely can. I really wish this dev would consider making a sequel or another game with a similar kind of moveset and design philosophy because I had so much fun with this game.
im blessed in the sense i went through all consoles despite being born in 1999, i played nes snes n64 xbox 360 ps1 ps2 wii gamecube gamboys, yet was very poor hand me downs and forget garage sales
Based Dust fan.
each first playthrough of pseudoregalia is unique
i only got the slide jump AFTER the cling gem, i had discovered for myself how to get long distance jumping from a niche use of the backflip mechanic that became infinitely hard to use, the slide jump actually felt like a downgrade because i couldnt get the height i used to in the small space i had, which made me sad, i had to get the ground pound ability to open up the places i could get to before picking up the slide jump.
i also did the underbelly completely backwards, fun times, i genuinly wish i could forget the game just to play it again for the first time.
when i play games i like looking for "sequence" breaks, so on my first playthrough i was TRYING all the things to avoid using or getting a power, there were only a few areas which required speedrunner skills or an ability i hadnt discovered yet, the rest i smacked my head against until i came up with a solution, best 13 hours of gaming ive had in 2 decades.
I never heard a take on why some people might not like metroidvanias. That makes sense. Great video too btw! Format was totally fine, nothing stood out as weird or unenjoyable.
Also, f your gun. Ill pick it up soon lol
i love how you can have a completely different "first run" to everyone else. i had no idea you could get the slide jump that soon. i got the wall kick as my second move after the slide, not the slide jump lol
For me my kryptonite is that I need to do everything in a game, I 'need' to 100% it.
I don't always manage to do this but my mental push towards this has made me purposefully ignore certain types of games and also ruin others.
Great video, I really enjoyed this game lol, but then again it was up my alley anyway, also talking about finding ways to get past areas the unintended way when playing I'd tried getting everything without using the wallrun ability. It's possible (haven't gone back to check the new challenges) but f* me there were some difficult parts.
I've passed this video several times and expected it to go away. Finally clicking on it out of curiosity was when I realized that it was a Mooreover video!
That said, your way of speaking and setting up a premise really fits this type of video. It's also why your in depth competitive Apex videos are great. Not sure how you'd organize it, but more videos of this nature would be great. More competitive Apex videos would also be great. Videos Bridging the Gap between high-level play / ranked and competitive Apex would be super great. I think you're good at what you've been doing! And I don't doubt you would be just as good branching out into other areas
great video, hope more of these are to come!
(yes I clicked for the thumbnail)
Great video man! I came here for Apex but I wouldn't mind more videos like this at all
This is the first time I've related to a video this much. I've always struggled to get into metroidvanias for the same reasons of having no right way to go. I own Pseudoregalia but have yet to actually start it, games like these always look so fun but I always discouraged myself from playing them because I knew id get frustrated. After watching this I'm definitely going to jump into it and hopefully get a better appreciation for the genre, Thank you.
Most delightful. It's always a pleasure to hear about a GOAT-induced journey of self-discovery.
And since the terms of my parole require it, I must humbly recommend you try Rain World for a bit some time. Straight past the deep end of the pool and into the piranha tank, sure, but it has a fair bit of interesting movement tech that you don't have to unlock, only master.
Honestly, I see a lot of people with your old mentality, but directed at specific game franchises (Zelda being the most obvious one). I myself always felt that the best game is one that can do multiple things and not do them poorly. Being both open and linear especially is something a lot of developers struggle with and this is a thing that, while only partially beneficial for Metroidvanias such as Pseudoregalia, especially is underutilized in Action-Adventure games and RPGS despite it basically being the potential savior of the Genre for a lot of franchises (once again look at Zelda). Having open worlds with linear storylines (Think Elder Scrolls) is something I wish more games did, and the whole Linear vs Open mentality discussion kind of reminded me of that.
I love this game you can play for amazing movement and a fun metroidvania with a pretty art style , or play for the Goat Bunny Cat booty, Something for everyone!
This is EXACTLY how i felt playing Pseudoregalia
congrats!!! really happy for you :) ps: the wall kick was the 2nd last ability i got lol. i did like, 90% of the game without two abilities lmao.
thats the masterpiece of pseudoregalia. any way is a good way, and you dont need all the abilities to finish the game- or at least got to many places. i solved most of the game without the cling gem and that made for very interesting platform solutions
👍 Didn't think I'd get thru much of this video but I liked it tbh cuz I enjoy well thought out realization videos. Shout out to the"Nakey Jakey" channel
Yeah nah this was a good video. I like when you video essay chaps talk about how games change y'all, even if its a bit.
It took me a bit over 9 hours due to just getting lost a lot and refusing to look things up
great video !
Yooooooo nice video dude
1:57 i was like smh bro wtf lol really odst.
hey, pssst. consider giving Tunic a go! cheers
nice video!
Jokes on you, I clicked because I know who the goat girl is and love this game
Now if you excuse me I’ll go help the devil type an essay
Goat Girls "Nyyaaaahhhhh! Baby. @.-!
How dare you telling me how to not enjoy video games
i'm offende
i can't...XD
Here's your movement kit. Now go do parkour.
What did you take from this video "glad that didn't leave a impact on me" Make me think will Apex legends leave a impact on todays kids. If so i just hope its for Latinas and not psycho/sociopath murder robots lol
This. Feel like I relate to nearly every point in this vid and growing up with mainly fps games and now actually expanding my horizon with games in the last few years I struggled with hollow knight specifically dropping it and picking it back up constantly, and this game in particular really opened my eyes to the charm of backtracking and feeling growth you get, similar to the feeling of improving in games like apex. Gonna put nier on hold and probably pick up hollow knight after watching this vid 🫡