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Yup, I’m going to wrap up the first draft of the review today. It’ll go live a few days later, I assume.

The other pixel hunt in the room was the edge of the pool.

I didn’t lose any time over it, because I was busy puzzling something else out when I found it, but it was by far the last thing I found in that room. It’s kind of silly. Not even an object, just a description of the location of an almost completely visually-non-descript area of the floor. I suppose the pixel-by-pixel area of the hotspot is a decent size, but no one is going to find it unless it’s A) By accident or B) intentionally moving the mouse across the screen little by little to make sure they aren’t missing anything. No one will intuitively look at that space and say ‘oh, I wonder what that is! Let’s click and find out!’
That kind of design makes it more about the player being the protagonist than the actual character you are controlling being the protagonist.

You had no problem with the object I missed and I had no problem with the area you missed. I don’t know what that proves, if anything. Probably that pixel hunting should be banned.

Major spoilers, don’t hover unless you’ve completed or abandoned the game. Very important question regarding what I think might be a big fat plot hole.

Since the story takes place in a world that was once cohabited by humans and animals, and it’s hinted that it was a world similar to our own (but in the future), it stands to reason that the animals in that world existed in the same manner as the animals in *our* world. At what point, then, did these animals learn how to build human-esque architecture out of wood and stone? When did they learn to make clothing and start wearing clothes? How did they develop the arts of cartography, ship building, and seafaring? Not to mention drawing and writing, which a *huge* portion of the plot is predicated on?

I’d love to hear opinions on this, or am I just completely wrong with my understanding of the setting in which everything takes place?

Sorry everyone, my father died yesterday, it would take some time for me to concentrate again and finish the game.

sorry to hear that, diego, my condolences.

Geez. I’m sorry to hear that. My condolences to you and your family.

Not playing the game, but just saw the post. My condolences as well. Lost my dad eleven years ago. It’s hard. will be thinking of you.

Sorry to hear that, Diego, my condolences to you and your loved ones.

So sorry to hear that, diego.

Thank you, means a lot. He paved the way for me being in love with games by introducing me to Commodore 64 first.

I’m so sorry for your loss, diego. Wishing you the best in what must be a very difficult time in your life.

Karlok - 27 January 2023 08:35 AM

I’m so sorry for your loss, diego. Wishing you the best in what must be a very difficult time in your life.

Thanks. 

Sorry to hear that. My condolences for you and your family.

I’m sorry to hear your sad news, Diego.  You and your family have my deepest sympathy.