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Topic	I didn't get my son's favourite video game - but it got me [article]
VintageGin 11/26/22 7:11:30 PM #38:	NFUN posted... ? you go to a planet and explore and you find secrets i played for like two hours and it was pretty apparent. there's like six right in the sky It can be confusing if someone is going in blind because it's not really structured like other games. In other games each of the planets might represent its own self-contained "quest" and you'd get some item, fight some boss, or get some other signpost saying you're making progress. Outer Wilds explicitly does not do this, and the only progression is the knowledge you gain about the solar system, which is not the kind of progression most gamers are conditioned to expect. --- Ginhyun http://i.imgur.com/t7G7uoU.gif <cite>VintageGin posted [p:969720871] in I didn't g... [t:80249606]...</cite> <quote>NFUN posted... </cite><quote>? you go to a planet and explore and you find secrets i played for like two hours and it was pretty apparent. there's like six right in the sky</quote>It can be confusing if someone is going in blind because it's not really structured like other games. In other games each of the planets might represent its own self-contained "quest" and you'd get some item, fight some boss, or get some other signpost saying you're making progress. Outer Wilds explicitly does not do this, and the only progression is the knowledge you gain about the solar system, which is not the kind of progression most gamers are conditioned to expect. --- Ginhyunhttp://i.imgur.com/t7G7uoU.gif</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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