Blight Survival Gameplay Reveal

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Blight Survival Gameplay Reveal

Post by Lenny Solidus » Wed Nov 02, 2022 3:06 pm


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Re: Blight Survival Gameplay Reveal

Post by Snowy » Wed Nov 02, 2022 4:18 pm

OK, mildly interested. Certainly enough to want to know more.
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Re: Blight Survival Gameplay Reveal

Post by Raid » Wed Nov 02, 2022 5:28 pm

Yeah, mildly interested sounds about right. I like the idea of co-op roguelikes, but can you really see horror elements lasting past a handful of playthroughs? By their very nature they're supposed to offer hundreds of playthroughs.

I do also find the idea of crawling along the ground stealthily while wearing 14th century plate armour hilarious.

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Re: Blight Survival Gameplay Reveal

Post by Sly Boots » Wed Nov 02, 2022 6:16 pm

Raid wrote:
Wed Nov 02, 2022 5:28 pm
Yeah, mildly interested sounds about right. I like the idea of co-op roguelikes, but can you really see horror elements lasting past a handful of playthroughs? By their very nature they're supposed to offer hundreds of playthroughs.

I do also find the idea of crawling along the ground stealthily while wearing 14th century plate armour hilarious.
At least without Pass Without Trace... ¬_¬

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Re: Blight Survival Gameplay Reveal

Post by Snowy » Thu Nov 03, 2022 7:40 am

Raid wrote:
Wed Nov 02, 2022 5:28 pm
Yeah, mildly interested sounds about right. I like the idea of co-op roguelikes, but can you really see horror elements lasting past a handful of playthroughs? By their very nature they're supposed to offer hundreds of playthroughs.

I do also find the idea of crawling along the ground stealthily while wearing 14th century plate armour hilarious.
I am glad that wasn't just me. I used to date a girl who worked at St Briavels castle which was operated back then by the YHA. It was very popular with folks who liked dressing up in period garb and having fake fights, and can attest that someone moving nearby in chain and plate makes a LOT of noise :lol:
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