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What Remains of Edith Finch
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SharkyUK
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Not yet - it's a "game" I've been looking at buying since it was announced. A couple of friends have said they were totally sucked into the story and found it quite emotional. After 2-3 hours they'd finished it and started it again straight away to see what they might have missed. I might buy this later and 'play' through it tonight when the missus has gone to bed!
It's in Steam sale atm. Even for full price I wouldn't feel short changed
SharkyUK
ClioSport Club Member
Just bought it and installing now... cheers
SharkyUK
ClioSport Club Member
...that was different. I don't know how I feel. Unfortunate family.
I've been ranting about this game all year. Absolutely incredible.
I paid full price at launch (full price for an indie) and would gladly have paid a full AAA price of £40 as I got more enjoyment and memories out of it than any full price AAA title this year. The only game that beat it this year was Hellblade and only then by a whisker.
What an adventure and that baby section was heart breaking. As soon as I got to the cot I was like "Oh s**t, please don't do this".
I paid full price at launch (full price for an indie) and would gladly have paid a full AAA price of £40 as I got more enjoyment and memories out of it than any full price AAA title this year. The only game that beat it this year was Hellblade and only then by a whisker.
What an adventure and that baby section was heart breaking. As soon as I got to the cot I was like "Oh s**t, please don't do this".
Excellent story, pretty short but worth the money
Just don't watch it whilst drinking or on any sort of depressant medication
Evo 5 RS
I almost bought this in the sale but haven't yet. Got that Little Nightmares instead. Also worth a shout.
Darren S
ClioSport Club Member
Picked this up in the sale, but haven't tried it yet. Might be one for the Steam Link to play through the TV.
Darren S
ClioSport Club Member
This is..... different. I don’t know what to make of it yet as I’ve never ‘played’ a game like it.
Certainly unique. Excellently presented too.
Certainly unique. Excellently presented too.
I've not seen/heard of this before this thread, but it doesn't sound very cheery going from the posts above... lol
SharkyUK
ClioSport Club Member
Almost two weeks on from playing through and I'm still not sure whether or not I 'enjoyed' it. My heart did sink when playing the young baby's chapter though - that feeling of foreboding and knowing that something unpleasant was just around the corner.
My heart did sink when playing the young baby's chapter though - that feeling of foreboding and knowing that something unpleasant was just around the corner.
Evo 5 RS
My Steam Link collects dust. If I need to stream I use my Shield
Darren S
ClioSport Club Member
I quite like it. Struggles a bit with the ‘beautiful’ setting on playback over powerline adapters, but for the most part, it does work well.
Evo 5 RS
Yeah, it does. Which is why I started using my Shield
Darren S
ClioSport Club Member
Yeah, it does. Which is why I started using my Shield
I get around that by running a long CAT5 from the PC to the router - but then that kind of defeats the point of having powerline adapters in the first place. [emoji1]
I like my Steam link, it's been faultless so far. Using it over Wifi and never had any issues, just got to make sure you put the TV in "game" mode to reduce the input lag. I've noticed Samsung has an app now too so you don't even need to buy the actual link anymore.
SharkyUK
ClioSport Club Member
I have the Samsung Steam Link app on my new tv and it works very, very well.
Nice to see more people giving this game a try.
I've only used my Shield with a full cable connection and I turn off that auto optimisation twaddle that lowers the detail and run everything on max.
It has come on leaps and bounds since they first came out as I had the original model and I found it laggy and to stutter a lot and loads of features like pad rumble didn't work etc.
I have the smaller updated model now but the firmware updates are the greatest improvement.
That said, like most things PC-related, it is still far from perfect and games frequently throw a wobbly.
Now that I have my Xbox One X I don't really use it though. The Xbox is more reliable and consistent especially when it comes to HDR support and I was blown away by Witcher 3 which I thought looked better than it does on my PC due to HDR. Wasn't fussed about 30fps as it was solid and consistent.
So the Shield is really just a fast Kodi box as it is still faster and slicker than my wizzy new HDR TV that cost a bomb.
I've only used my Shield with a full cable connection and I turn off that auto optimisation twaddle that lowers the detail and run everything on max.
It has come on leaps and bounds since they first came out as I had the original model and I found it laggy and to stutter a lot and loads of features like pad rumble didn't work etc.
I have the smaller updated model now but the firmware updates are the greatest improvement.
That said, like most things PC-related, it is still far from perfect and games frequently throw a wobbly.
Now that I have my Xbox One X I don't really use it though. The Xbox is more reliable and consistent especially when it comes to HDR support and I was blown away by Witcher 3 which I thought looked better than it does on my PC due to HDR. Wasn't fussed about 30fps as it was solid and consistent.
So the Shield is really just a fast Kodi box as it is still faster and slicker than my wizzy new HDR TV that cost a bomb.
