Ok, some more I've found:
Dear Esther
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You make this thread a visual minefield, therefore I leave to not get spoiled even more surprises
Ok, some more I've found:
Dear Esther
?FRACT
?Kachina
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Ok, some more I've found:
Dear Esther
?FRACT
?Kachina
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You make this thread a visual minefield, therefore I leave to not get spoiled even more surprisesMaybe you could just link them instead of integrate the links into the posts so they dont show as pictures,
You are right, they do sell the game even more by showcasing he visual diversity and love of details put into the game, but considering I do own the game, I'd prefer discovering those sights myself, which also makes this journey more personal than if it's "ah yeah, finally seen that planet someone else posted there".They're not exactly spoilers, in the same way pictures of Parthenon won't spoil your visit to Greece for that matter. I just thought those images could help the game sell a bit more. What do you think?
It's cool when people post pictures of systems I've named. :-D
It's cool when people post pictures of systems I've named. :-D
So I'm really enjoying Mirrormoon EP. Naming planets is my new form of digital crack. The game is a relaxing visual masterpiece that, combined with the wonderful yet alien soundtrack, invokes a sense of awe every time you explore and witness a new surreal landscape.
While I do wish the puzzles were a bit more involved and challenging, what's there is different and visually exciting and adds depth to the exploration. But the highlight is the exploring and in the aspect, Mirrormoon succeeds. If you enjoyed Proteus or are anticipating Skipping Stones, enjoy exploration for the sake of exploration, or just want to play something unique and abstract, I'd recommend Mirrormoon EP.
From the Santa Ragione Devblog:
My impressions from the Indie Thread:
I love trying to race those to their end.
From the Santa Ragione Devblog:
We need more Messofanego here.
Btw, Station42, you know what would be great. If we could hide key holder - some shots would be a lot better without it.
Sure, that's from the old concept version though. Still looks cool, I actually didn't anticipate it to loop so nicelythe key holder?
@more_badass: can I use your gif in the op?
the key holder?
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If anyone stumbles upon WHRLWD...
No...I just moved the moonDid this structure trigger something when touched?
To the developer:
Thanks to a forum member, I was able to try the concept game. I was going to wait for a sale, but after trying that early version, now I'm going to buy it. That's why I think you should make it available, for people like me who were on the fence.
From the Santa Ragione Devblog:
We need more Messofanego here.
Hello! Small update: we just launched the OUYA version, which is basically identical to the PC version and includes cross-platform multiplayer (the galaxies are the same on OUYA/PC)
The OST is coming along very well, we are just making sure the artists are happy with the extended versions they prepared and the sound quality of the files.
Expect some news on this next week!
I just watched the Giant Bomb Quick Look, and was immediately reminded I needed to buy the game. Man, Jeff/Vinny/Drew are so good on selling me even on indie games.
EDIT: And of course Hoffman's sexy pics![]()
Hello! Small update: we just launched the OUYA version, which is basically identical to the PC version and includes cross-platform multiplayer (the galaxies are the same on OUYA/PC)
The OST is coming along very well, we are just making sure the artists are happy with the extended versions they prepared and the sound quality of the files.
Expect some news on this next week!
Man's reach must exceed his grasp, else what is heaven for?
It's also on sale for $5.99...a new content update, which adds a mysterious button with an unknown function to the Galaxy Map area. New structures that pay homage to other indie games like Kentucky Route Zero and Gone Home have also been erected on MirrorMoon EP's planets.
Mirrormoon EP just received a content update
It's also on sale for $5.99