Posted January 24, 2020
Carradice: [...]
Can it be said that, arguably, this game started the genre of the walking simulator? Video games, a medium where good craftmanship produces results that range from pure entertaintment to art.
amok: Yes, in many ways Dear Esther was the first walking simulator, though only in terms of originating the.... term.... Can it be said that, arguably, this game started the genre of the walking simulator? Video games, a medium where good craftmanship produces results that range from pure entertaintment to art.
There have been games that now are seen as walking simulators before this, for example The Graveyard or The Path. Dear Esther was the first "mainstream" walking simulator.
And now, for something completely different...
...Here, one that will be short and super easy (maybe).
A: Man, I didn't know this guy was so tough.
B: Yeah, techonologically minded, too.
A: All peaceful and all that, they say. Bollocks. And where did he get his clothes from? Not Saville Road, apparently.
B: Nope. He looked more like a street beggar, if you get what I mean.
A: A man in his position.
B: Maybe that is the message he wants to get across: "Hey, even dressed like this and wearing wire glasses and false teeth, I can still mop the floor with you. Imagine if I was eating beef and getting all cycled with, er, vitamins."
A: The man doesn't even wear his false teeth. He takes them away when he's done eating. His vegetables. A ve-ge-ta-rian. That adds insult to injury.
B: Yeah, it makes it hurt more, I guess. Not pretty what he did, man.
A: Not that he had not warned he could, I guess.
B: Yea, but still.
Post edited January 25, 2020 by Carradice