Hi! We're a fairly diverse plural system with various origins and interests! ADHD, autism, likely BPD. Uhm... Yeah, gonna work on this a bit more soon?
in the vein of "metroidvania" or "soulsbourne", defined by the following genre conventions
i do not know, i have only played the first ten minutes or so like a decade ago!! i should pick this up
Oh yeah I get that. I was like that for years until its ost kept popping up in playlists and making me go "oh I should really finish that"
You should try for an ending. I don't remember if I got one or got stuck eventually.
I think I've found the Tunic of the Wilds in a chest in a mine in the Depths
I have bought outer wilds for like four people and had this exchange with them and none of them have gotten into it 😭
like tried and didn't like it, or stubbornly refused to even try it??
Tried it but not gotten into it after a little while... Once I was a few loops in I was completely hooked 
oh god yeah i played through the entire zero escape series these past few months and my reaction was "i am SO glad that i can have another Ghost Trick For The First Time Experience in the year of 2023"
My highest priority is that everyone plays outer wilds, but if you have done that already, absolutely play tunic
okay this is a sign, i WILL finally play the Outer Wilds dlc.
also, a game i just replayed but definitely still falls into this category is Hypnospace Outlaw. which if you've not played PLEASE DO!!
Her Story is another one, definitely recommend that too!!
also i am very ashamed to say ive never heard of Tunic before so that's going on the list..
I LOVE the outer wilds DLC like a whole lot, but it feels like a whole other game. Love hypnospace outlaw to death.
adding Return of the Obra Dinn to the list
you can't have this conversation without la mulana >:V
environmental station alpha predates both these, anyways, but la mulana is the big one
la mulana is absolutely in this genre, trying to figure out that game turned my brain into angel hair pasta and i gave up, maybe i should try again
Hm, I've seen so many folks compare Tunic to Outer Wilds, so I guess I gotta get around to playing it~
My problem is that as much as I want to watch people play Outer Wilds for the first time, streams are often intensely stressful for me. "Nooooo you discovered a shortcut last cycle, whyyyyy are you going the long way to [REDACTED]??? This is why you don't think anything else is left to explore in that location once you get there... 
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Tunic and... Outer Wilds? Or...? Need to finish the latter and start on the former.
games where the core mechanic is organically exploring and learning about the game and the feeling of discovery and figuring out secrets that have been hidden in plain sight all along and completely change how you experience the game world from then on
I feel like "escape room" already has this connotation! Or maybe "Knowledge Game"?
ive been led to believe that Nope is this but a movie, but i wouldnt know bc i havent watched it
