ElTerprise: *bigger return hug*
Just read your answer to Endre. Sorry to hear that you're not doing too good today. Hopefully you'll feel better after the tests tomorrow :)
Well bit exhausted from learning a programming language for statistics but otherwise i'm fine :)
Thank you. *thank you hug*
What language are you learning? I have touched on a few when I was at university, but only as a brief interest and none too in-depth.
toxicTom: *Big hugs*
Hey DD, came around to give Outlast a test drive this afternoon when I took a break from work. Not for long, really - just arrived for good and have to find the security keycard.
So far the game makes a really good impression, it's just so unusual to be totally unarmed (well Among the Sleep is the same, but at least that one doesn't look like an updated version of FEAR ;-))
And I must admit - it is rather... creepy. I think hearing your protagonist all the time - clothes crumpling, hands touching a door frame and of course the heavy breathing - really adds a layer of "conscience" which adds tremendously to the spookiness.
Hello! *big hug*
I love the hands on the door, it was a really nice touch. So have you found the keycard or do you need to? I only ask as I was going to make another comment but I won't just in case. Did the game make you jump yet? I think it makes a really good impression, it builds a great atmosphere, even if the guys breathing is annoying when you are trying to listen. But then I just think to myself how would a real person be, they would be panicking just like the character is, so the breathing is realistic if you are scared and trapped in a crazy asylum.