Outer Wilds

毫无疑问的艺术品 灯笼鱼吓得我现在还没有通关

Outer Wilds est un jeu brillant, mais il exige un alignement très particulier : aimer la physique spatiale rigide, accepter d'être totalement perdu, et trouver du plaisir dans une enquête 100 % passive. J'ai essayé le jeu pendant 3h, mais la mayonnaise n'a pas pris. Finalement j'aime peut-être les jeux où l'on me tient ne fût-ce qu'un peu par la main. Qui sait, je le réessayerai plus tard et changerai d'avis. Même si ce jeu n'est pas fait pour moi, je reconnais le potentiel et je le recommanderai

都！去！玩！ 【防剧透】我什么都不会说的！ 很幸运在有限的生命里遇见星际拓荒

straight sobbing for like 20 minutes okay cool

Someone once told me that the best way to experience Outer Wilds was to go in completely blind. I ignored that advice. I looked up guides, searched for answers, and still couldn't understand what the game was about or how to finish it; even more so, I couldn't understand why people would recommend it as much as they do. It wasn't until I made the decision to stop looking things up, commit to finishing it, and not write it off as "ass" before giving it a fair chance that everything started to click. Outer Wilds is a game for people looking for an experience rather than a traditional adventure. Sometimes everything makes perfect sense, and other times you'll be completely lost, wondering how any of the pieces fit together. But when they finally do, the feeling is like being a kid who randomly finds a piece of candy on the ground with no idea where it came from—pure excitement born from discovery. Even a few days after finishing the game, I still have mixed feelings about whether I was truly satisfied with my time playing it. Yet at the same time, I wish I could erase it from my memory and experience it all over again. In fact, I enjoyed it enough that I'm planning to go back and earn 100% completion. My final opinion? Outer Wilds is a game I ended up loving. It kept me hooked for hours, and now that its mystery is gone, I only wish I'd appreciated the journey more the first time through.

This game is unique and a true masterpiece. It's a bit too dark and almost a bit too scary for my taste, but I can't recommend it enough anyway.