Stars Die

Scary Scuffed Games # 309 https://twitch.tv/DitoMido Vorgeschlagen von: Sciencefreakshow Direkt das Ende von Rygg gesehen und vermutlich somit auch das beste visuell. Leider verstehe ich gefühlt die ganze Zeit über rein garnichts. Aber lasst es mich grob herunterbrechen WIr wachen auf und sind in der Näher einer außergewöhnlichen Insel, waren wohl vorher schon in Kontakt mit einer art Außerirdischen Form oder einem Phänomen was zu uns zu totgeweihten macht und uns eben auf diese Insel führt um nach Lösungen zu suchen und weniger nach einer Heilung. Dort zwängen wir uns einem Forscherteam auf in welchem jeder unterschiedliche Ansichten und perspektiven hat und wohl auch jede person ihr eigenes Ende einläutet. Wir können die riesige Insel erkunden ohne wirklich etwas wirklich wichtiges zu sehen oder zu finden genießen aber jeden Augenblick, da es irgendwo an einen Mix aus Subnautica und PSX oder N64 Spiel erinnert. Sehr komplex, sehr verwirrend und fremd, aber mindestens genauso cool. Auch wenn ich echt NICHTS verstanden habe Rating: Dito: 4.6/5 Chat: 3.78/5 Gesamt: 4.19/5

great short game inspired by Pathologic! they should've let you flirt with Rygg but nothing can be perfect can it [spoiler] also they're communists so more positive things [/spoiler]

I like it when the research team gathered on the shore of the fleshy cathedral and gazed upon the blackened sun as Dybowski utters the titular phrase "Stars Die," and the screen pans to a speckled night sky. Truly they lived on a dying planet. Honest Review: Basically a walking simulator with an interesting premise: The planet is dying and a cathedral of exotic flesh surfaced in the midst of an ocean. In hopes to find a connection as well as possible solution to the world's macabre state, a research team consisting of four people is sent to the island to investigate its origins. The story begins with the player taking the role of Dybowski, a survivor of the cataclysmic event known as The Hole, which is cause of the aforementioned state of the planet. She arrives to the island and presents the player with a chance to interact with the four members of the team, each with their own interpretations of the situation leading to different endings of the game. Because each character is hellbent on their own belief, this paves the way for a time dependent mechanic in the game where characters will progress without you, regardless of what dialogue choices you've made- that is if you choose to do so. An example of this is that when you die, you're revived after being notified time has passed. To alleviate the sense of urgency, player can choose chill mode so they can play at their own pace. Pros: - The soundtrack and PS1 aesthetic lends very well to cement the atmosphere of cosmic horror. - Although the story is vague, it works it to its benefit. Would play it again to learn more about the lore. - Each ending involves the character going through an existential question, some with an extreme perspective (e.g. [spoiler] On my first play through, I chose the lady who I found the most attractive, but it turned out she was a Darwinian Schizo. [/spoiler]) Cons: - While I love the premise, the way it is conveyed is consists of characters saturating your dialogue box, as if there was an attempt to give as much exposition as possible. While this there are items you could interact with to give more background, I would wish to see more of them present, even if it sacrifices the vague nature of the story. - While the dialogue is neat despite the saturation, I find that it doesn't affect game progression as much, save for a certain ending. I'd recommend the game if you like walking simulators and short stories with different endings. I hope to see more from Eric Juvi as I believe this game is the better of the two in terms of story (the other game being Angels Bleeding, which I believe excelled in movement.)

Eh, I've got mixed feelings about this game. It's got a cool Evangelion-like concept and an awesome soundtrack, but there's not much more going on gameplay-wise than your average visual novel. I guess pick it up if that sounds appealing to you?

The way the endings are set up it certainly makes it feel like the last 10-15 minutes are the only parts that make any real importance in your gameplay. Nothing else seems to matter, and it all seems to fall on which person you choose to go with. I suppose talking to each of the characters and getting more and more information about things will help you decide on who to go with, but it still doesn't negate that there's not much incentive to do it differently unless you're really engrossed in the story. It is well written, and it certainly has merit to be played multiple times if you choose. Gameplay wise it's pretty much a walking simulator. You won't see a ton happen, and despite how cool everything looks it still feels relatively pointless. It is a really cool location to explore though. Graphically it's the PS1/N64 retro style graphics that've been pretty popular the last few years. You'll either like it, or you won't. It looks good though, rather unique and highly detailed despite the obvious forced restrictions on quality. Music is pretty decent though largely forgettable. Overall it's a fun time.

No se, pero aqui esta como hacerte un pan con mortadela Pan con mortadela y queso fundido Ingredientes: - 2 rebanadas de pan (puede ser de molde, campesino o baguette) - 2–3 lonchas de mortadela (puede ser con aceitunas o trufada si quieres algo más gourmet) - 2 lonchas de queso que funda bien (como mozzarella o cheddar) - Mantequilla o aceite de oliva - Opcional: mostaza, pesto, rúcula o tomate en rodajas Preparación: - Unta un poco de mantequilla o aceite en las caras externas del pan. - Coloca en el interior las lonchas de mortadela y el queso. Si usas extras como tomate o rúcula, agrégalos ahora. - Cierra el sándwich y llévalo a una sartén caliente a fuego medio-bajo. - Cocina por ambos lados hasta que el pan esté dorado y crujiente, y el queso completamente derretido. - Sirve caliente. Puedes acompañarlo con un café o un jugo natural.

rlly cool, kinda similar to fatum betula. i love deciding world fate lol

It is a bit tedious to repeat things in order to see everything in the game, but it has a very interesting story, that if it clicks, will keep you rolling your mind for a long while, also the world building is very unique specially aesthetically and mechanically, although to my eyes is definitely inspired in the way the game Outer Wilds works.