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@carrion.0xpossum.dev

I do not usually enjoy horror or retro-adventure games, but I found myself enjoying Tenebris Somnia. With the option for "God Mode", I felt happy I could skip it if the survival-horror got beyond what I cared for. I didn't enjoy Prey until I turned on lowest difficulty, for example. So...

opossumcarrion

@carrion.0xpossum.dev

I find the final boss(?) in Tenebris Somnia to be much more difficult than the rest of the game. I am done at this point, so I turn on God Mode. But that turns a forced-death encounter into a forced-death-but-you're-stuck-and-need-to-load-from-save encounter :(

19/10/26, 11:05 pm0 reposts0 likes

opossumcarrion

@carrion.0xpossum.dev

In the end there is only one attack you need to avoid, and it's easy to avoid. But it does frustrate to get bumped into it when you're on your fifth try already. A few bugs mar the experience but I am still appreciating this game

opossumcarrion

@carrion.0xpossum.dev

This is a very good game, but some of the emotional beats are softened by bugs, e.g. losing audio in cutscenes. Can't have the emotional heights of your game be lacking the audio portion. This is an incredible game but these (possibly Switch exclusive?) bugs destroy the experience :(

opossumcarrion

@carrion.0xpossum.dev

Also, hey, I'm, at the actual actual final boss. I think I have an alternate form (rot13) jvgu syvrf? Abg fher ubj V tbg guvf... (I had to search up a longplay to get the matching audio, but I have a different cutscene, wack)