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Posted July 27, 2021
Play a cinematic first-person game about a pig farmer that decides he no longer wants to dispose of bodies for the mob. Adios is now available on GOG.COM!

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Posted July 27, 2021
Grim, but nice art style.

Wishlisted for now.
Posted July 27, 2021
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Damn GOG, your releases lately have been very boring.
Posted July 27, 2021
Oooh, those poor pigs... Where do they get their fresh meat from now?
Posted July 27, 2021
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Crosmando: Damn GOG, your releases lately have been very boring.
Get him, piggies :P.
Posted July 27, 2021
Noice! To the wishlist it goes. :)
Posted July 27, 2021
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viperfdl: Oooh, those poor pigs... Where do they get their fresh meat from now?
The farmer. One way or another.
Posted July 27, 2021
I wonder if this is generational and every farmer got sick of it and got killed and buried under the same tree? So there are more and more graves.
Posted July 27, 2021
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I know these sort of games is not everyone's cup of tea but I find these sort of "small-universe" games more and more fascinating.
I'd love to play an RPG where the action would be set in a more contained space (like a farm or a small village) but where the player would be able to interact with almost anything, instead of large open-worlds where interaction with said world is minimal.
(imagine a mix between Skyrim, Minecraft &The Forest, set in an hamlet similar to those in Daggerfall).
Posted July 27, 2021
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karnak1: I know these sort of games is not everyone's cup of tea but I find these sort of "small-universe" games more and more fascinating.
I'd love to play an RPG where the action would be set in a more contained space (like a farm or a small village) but where the player would be able to interact with almost anything, instead of large open-worlds where interaction with said world is minimal.
(imagine a mix between Skyrim, Minecraft &The Forest, set in an hamlet similar to those in Daggerfall).
Now you're talkin'.
Posted July 27, 2021
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karnak1: I know these sort of games is not everyone's cup of tea but I find these sort of "small-universe" games more and more fascinating.
I'd love to play an RPG where the action would be set in a more contained space (like a farm or a small village) but where the player would be able to interact with almost anything, instead of large open-worlds where interaction with said world is minimal.
(imagine a mix between Skyrim, Minecraft &The Forest, set in an hamlet similar to those in Daggerfall).
I knew I'd read something in association with Consortium with this idea. The first link is a discussion on the idea and the second is the game where I first saw a reference to the idea.

https://www.rockpapershotgun.com/will-we-ever-get-to-play-one-city-block

https://www.rockpapershotgun.com/consortium-the-tower-early-access
Posted July 27, 2021
Looking from inside(trailer), the pig farmer has a house that spans several blocks. And wares suits. What fictional country is this?

(I assume (s)he becomes a poet at the end)
Posted July 27, 2021
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karnak1: I know these sort of games is not everyone's cup of tea but I find these sort of "small-universe" games more and more fascinating.
I'd love to play an RPG where the action would be set in a more contained space (like a farm or a small village) but where the player would be able to interact with almost anything, instead of large open-worlds where interaction with said world is minimal.
(imagine a mix between Skyrim, Minecraft &The Forest, set in an hamlet similar to those in Daggerfall).
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Cusith: I knew I'd read something in association with Consortium with this idea. The first link is a discussion on the idea and the second is the game where I first saw a reference to the idea.

https://www.rockpapershotgun.com/will-we-ever-get-to-play-one-city-block
It's sad to know that almost 10 years have passed since that RPS article was written and we've yet to see that concept truly materialize :(
I also miss the "Rock Paper Shotgun" from those times... That site is now a mere shadow of its former self.
Posted July 27, 2021
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karnak1: I know these sort of games is not everyone's cup of tea but I find these sort of "small-universe" games more and more fascinating.
I'd love to play an RPG where the action would be set in a more contained space (like a farm or a small village) but where the player would be able to interact with almost anything, instead of large open-worlds where interaction with said world is minimal.
(imagine a mix between Skyrim, Minecraft &The Forest, set in an hamlet similar to those in Daggerfall).
Little Town Hero was close to the idea. But being produced by Game Freak, the execution was dismal.
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