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'If [money] is an issue, pirate it and buy a copy later': the devs of [Slay the Princess] want you to play it spoiler free—by any means necessary (www.pcgamer.com)

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[–] Donjuanme@lemmy.world -1 points 8 months ago

I'm going to watch people play it because I have no interest in what I've seen of the game so far.

I don't care for psychological horror, I don't care for shitting on tropes, I got quite enough of the "piss off the narrator"genre from Stanley parable when I played it for 45 minutes (I bought the re release, installed it, and asked myself wtf am I doing "playing"this again).

No dirt too the developers, I'm glad you have a success on your hands, kudos for making a project you genuinely want to share and have passion for, but my love of choose your own adventure stories ended in 4th grade. I'd rather have excellent gameplay and no story, give me a puzzle game any day.