It's a great game, but Brony's aren't allowed opinions so be quiet please.

TheTamponOfDeath oh wow, man I haven’t heard that one in a long time, nice try kid

Jim is not wrong in liking a game that other dislikes.

John Handzlik I never said he was wrong for liking it, but wrong in saying things that are good about the game but to the majority they are not, for one the acting is terrible and stiff, as if everything was done on the first take

Okay, so my videos have to reflect everyone's opinions except my own. Duly noted... and ignored.

Well, yeah, that's Skeletor's laugh.

never before have I seen such a spot on comment

Deflecting in FromSoft games in a nutshell.

Or if you realize you're playing with Dunkey or Clan ZF

Ba-dum tish!

omfg...

*(sigh)*

0:15 "Cindy this is a skeleton! THIS IS BONES. Would you run from Calista Flockhart?!"

I was thinking Man of He-man. I think your's is better.

Never thought about it that way, I doubt it’s that clever though. But interesting

It could be both

in my opinion the experience would be infinitely better without the stupid fucking jumpscare noises every 5 seconds, and let it be a mystery game. instead of resorting to quiet-quiet-LOUD constantly to try and keep peoples attention

But if that's the case then that's just kind of boring since they already done that with Until Dawn. If the scares are shit the only reason to play the game is the challenge of keeping everyone alive, I guess. Hence why I never get these games because horror games are just kind of dreadful, almost as dreadful as horror movies in recent years. Here's hoping Resident Evil 8 is actually scary. Still mad about Silent Hills dammit.

@@mrcheesemunch this is really random. The general consensus is that resident evil 7 is a resounding success with how it does horror not to mention the RE2 remake. You also had alien isolation back in 2014

Raziel Igor That would be awesome.

I just hope they eventually update some of them to suit a single player They can even have a random character choice mechanic that will make single player more replay able

@@mrmoviemanic1 Well, there is something like that coming soon. I preordered the game and I got early access to what's called the Curator's Cut and, while it is essentially replaying the game over again, it does give you a new perspective on the story and that your choices do come up from your first playthrough. Granted, there was a major choice I didn't make that cost me a character, so hopefully they can patch it by the time the Cut is released for free later this year (hopefully by Halloween)

Jim for the voice of Skeletor in the Netflix Series!

Which of the everyone survives endings did you get? And did that just include the main cast or others? There are a surprisingly large number of endings and ending variants in the game. And even more variations in how someone gets to each of them. Until Dawn is the better game imo, but Man of Medan is by far a more varied experience by far and I look forwards to seeing what they do in future games.

Or just play Munchkin, lvl up fuck your friends. Summon monsters betray them or share treasure.

The reviews I saw had the main comments say "what exactly is the multiplayer, can you explain it?" underneath and I'd really tuned this game out, this video immediately made me think of people I'd have a blast playing with. It's a bit of a shame that this entails me persuading other people to buy it, I think that might be the hurdle I can't get past.

I mean... for $30 you could do a lot worse.

I know right I think with there next one they should have an ai player with you should you wish to experiance the full co op experiance.

@@LunaSolarysAD I know. You could waste it on Wolfenstein Youngblood and it's shitty Microtransactions (which I almost made the mistake of). Besides, I think survival horror games work best when they're under 10 hours long like the Best Resident Evil games and not like Bethesda' s Evil Within games, which is a textbook example on how Not to make a horror game!

@@thomasfredrickson6298 I dunno the second one is pretty good

That seems fair. Jim digging it seems to be because of playing multiplayer and that being really interesting and fun mechanically.

@@suparibhau some people like schlock. As one of those people, I see how it could go either way. Even now I'm trying to get my friends into the Critters series.

@Vox Populi agreed kind of. I love that movie. But inversely stuff like The Blob, Critters, Fright Night, and the first Alien were my childhood.

He didn't do that. Please believe him.

@@Gooong oh I thought there was a man in the shed or a soilsmen in the game.

So, i guess we are now trying to make Conrad famous instead of Jonathan?

I would love to see a D&D game made in this fashion with the Coop in mind more about Roleplay than stats with options unique for each character. Maybe somebody can play with the DM and have different options to include things here or there or can see what both characters are doing so it becomes a 2-4 player with/against (depending on playstyle) a fifth in the Dungeon Master' shoes.

Yeah, they bend over backwards to edit some scenes together and especially given your choices in game, it looks/feels wonky as fuck. The game could've benefited a lot from better editing and testing, IMO.

Playing Dead Space 3 in co-op is actually quite fun - especially when one of the players' character is having all sorts of crazy hallucinations while the other just sees this mad, screaming man talking to himself. One of the best asymetrical co-ops I've ever played. I beat the game as Isaac while my friend was playing as the other dude. The other dude has all sorts of weird hallucinations that only the player that's controlling him sees/interacts with. Meanwhile, I kept seeing the other dude grabbing random stuff off the ground and talk to himself (Isaac was getting creeped out by it as well). Pretty cool stuff.

Enough chin-wagging and more making this mystical deluxe game that's apparently TOO GOOD to be made by indie developers. Get to it! I expect hefty progress on this mystery game in the coming winter - or you're banned from watching Coronation Street for a minimum of 9 years.

We call this "Dungeons & Dragons" and it's a tabletop RPG?

I'd love to make one - but the budget to make one would prohibitive for most studios, due to expected low sales [compared to other games that sell well today].

There was a game on steam that was exactly that. I don’t remember what it was called but it was a multiplayer game with like 6 characters all played by real people stuck on a boat. Each person had goals they had to complete and one of them, and it was different every time, was a FBI agent or something. Vanilla Sundown I think it was called now that I’m thinking about it. It was a pretty garbage game actually. Ambitious but nobody ever took it seriously.

@SnooDoodle I would be honored to take up the project but unfortunately i'm already committed to my first game and it's resurrecting the Tombi IP for next gen. No remake/reboot of the first two games... Just a straight up continuation into Tombi 3 ^.^ It's gonna have hand drawn animated cutscenes, a decent-experienced voice cast (i'll probably get David Tennant in as the 10,000 year old man or wacky NPC or something 'cause he's so hot right now!) 12 evil pigs with new elemental powers, aiming for just over 400 events, gonna try and make Charles and Tabby playable characters (no Zippo though... Not in MY game thank you very much!) and try to have some character growth for Tombi similar to how Jak transitioned into Jak & Daxter 2 (i'm thinking hand signs for communication and reaction rather than coherent speech 'cause he's a wild child XD) I've been working on this concept for about seven-eight years just writing down everything that i think fits into the world of Tombi while also trying to figure out sh!t like how to actually write game code and crap (which is beyond my understanding *scoff* 4 months of C++ became instant gibberish lol). I don't know sh!t about game design, coding or engine capabilities but i know what i like in gaming and i've been gaming since the 80's... So if a chance comes along and i end up getting the money, talent and license for this project 'then im committing everything i have to it.

It’s impossible to kill up to three characters before the third act. It’s not even possible in Single Player

I think this comes down to a matter of taste. If you want to talk to each other even though your characters shouldn't be able to, sure that's fine. But if you want to like hard RP it and only communicate when you're together in-game, there's nothing stopping you from doing that as well.

@@cidcrisis well yes, if you wanted you still could you mic and talk to each other But these games are very cinematic, so using your voices instead of the characters would kinda break the atmosphere in my opinion... it's not the same as when you play some MMORPG with silent character and you talk instead of him

@@MrRys Right, I don't disagree. Just saying that's the kind of thing you can choose to do or not, depending on what kind of experience you want to have.

Well that and until dawn was a longer game. Man of Medan is 1 game of a planned 3