hands down one of, if not the best, demo i've ever played. it truly has everything you could want in a twin peaks game - incredible writing, sound bites from the show, and about 1000 easter eggs littered throughout the story. i would recommend this to anyone who loves the original franchise, but also to those who haven't gotten invested just yet. this will surely get them hooked onto the series and the franchise overall. thank you to BRT to bringing this phenomenal series to our PCs.
This was the perfect little demo for a cold wintery day. The 90s vibe was comforting and I actually enjoyed the authentic tank controls, though I appreciate some people may want the option to use modern controls for ease of gameplay. The detail and dedication is impressive, the love for the source material is apparent and it is done with utter respect. I also adored the references to other influential media, each one an exciting little easter egg. I am more hyped for the full release of this, than I am any current gen/AAA games.
The love Blue Rose Team has for both Twin Peaks and the survival horror games of the 90s radiates throughout this demo. I also appreciate that the developers included nods to other media that was influenced by the original series (the Life is Strange one gave me a good chuckle).
I do have have a few notes I think should be addressed before the full release of the game:
1) There were quite a few spelling and grammatical errors in the subtitles.
2) The opening sequence/fanvid went on a little too long and felt somewhat unnecessary since the game later recreates the show's title sequence. I think it would best to pick just one of these to include in the final game.
3) While I know this is likely a reference to how janky the gameplay was in Silent Hill and Resident Evil, I wasted a good amount of time struggling to handle the walking controls. I don't know if this was because I was using a keyboard instead of a controller, but my frustration ended up tainting most of my experience.
Despite these issues, I'm excited to see how the full game will turn out. Even if I have to wait 25 years to see it.
Its from his Games from Underground series. Horror in Hyper-Reality. 2 minutes at 48 seconds into the video, and it also pushes me to look at the show too.
The attention to detail in the game is incredible. The mood of Twin Peaks is even more pronounced with the PS1-style graphics. Thanks for this amazing experience—this is a damn good game !
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hands down one of, if not the best, demo i've ever played. it truly has everything you could want in a twin peaks game - incredible writing, sound bites from the show, and about 1000 easter eggs littered throughout the story. i would recommend this to anyone who loves the original franchise, but also to those who haven't gotten invested just yet. this will surely get them hooked onto the series and the franchise overall. thank you to BRT to bringing this phenomenal series to our PCs.
This was the perfect little demo for a cold wintery day. The 90s vibe was comforting and I actually enjoyed the authentic tank controls, though I appreciate some people may want the option to use modern controls for ease of gameplay. The detail and dedication is impressive, the love for the source material is apparent and it is done with utter respect. I also adored the references to other influential media, each one an exciting little easter egg. I am more hyped for the full release of this, than I am any current gen/AAA games.
The love Blue Rose Team has for both Twin Peaks and the survival horror games of the 90s radiates throughout this demo. I also appreciate that the developers included nods to other media that was influenced by the original series (the Life is Strange one gave me a good chuckle).
I do have have a few notes I think should be addressed before the full release of the game:
1) There were quite a few spelling and grammatical errors in the subtitles.
2) The opening sequence/fanvid went on a little too long and felt somewhat unnecessary since the game later recreates the show's title sequence. I think it would best to pick just one of these to include in the final game.
3) While I know this is likely a reference to how janky the gameplay was in Silent Hill and Resident Evil, I wasted a good amount of time struggling to handle the walking controls. I don't know if this was because I was using a keyboard instead of a controller, but my frustration ended up tainting most of my experience.
Despite these issues, I'm excited to see how the full game will turn out. Even if I have to wait 25 years to see it.
I completely understand why the developer implemented it, but I wish you could turn off thee tank controls.
RagnarRox brought my attention to this, and I don't regret it one bit!
Oh, man. Which episode?
Its from his Games from Underground series. Horror in Hyper-Reality. 2 minutes at 48 seconds into the video, and it also pushes me to look at the show too.
The attention to detail in the game is incredible. The mood of Twin Peaks is even more pronounced with the PS1-style graphics. Thanks for this amazing experience—this is a damn good game !