I haven’t been back to Scotland, my motherland, for a long time. Beeswing is a game about small-town Scotland released a few days ago. It is written in snippets of philosophy and folklore. It is told through hand-drawn maps and gentle guitar strokes. It is Final Fantasy on a small scale, in the spirit of Yumei Nikki, hand-illustrated and studded with the kind of Scottish duality people don’t talk about any more. In Beeswing I feel acquainted with death, but not in a morbid way. In Beeswing I feel like I am home in summers of Loch Lomond watching bees suckle pink flowers and dance between the heads of heather. I wanted to call my mother at a point, in fact, a thing I forget to do but Beeswing tattooed it into my consciousness. Beeswing sent me home.
I played the demo a long time ago, it's not my thing.
I don't understand what the fuck this is but it's not my thing either.Beeswing maybe (haven't played it myself yet): http://www.rockpapershotgun.com/2014/12/13/beeswing-released/
I haven’t been back to Scotland, my motherland, for a long time. Beeswing is a game about small-town Scotland released a few days ago. It is written in snippets of philosophy and folklore. It is told through hand-drawn maps and gentle guitar strokes. It is Final Fantasy on a small scale, in the spirit of Yumei Nikki, hand-illustrated and studded with the kind of Scottish duality people don’t talk about any more. In Beeswing I feel acquainted with death, but not in a morbid way. In Beeswing I feel like I am home in summers of Loch Lomond watching bees suckle pink flowers and dance between the heads of heather. I wanted to call my mother at a point, in fact, a thing I forget to do but Beeswing tattooed it into my consciousness. Beeswing sent me home.
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What pretentious drivel. If you need nightmare inducing art drawn by an 8 year old to remind you to keep in touch with your parents... well, you're likely a modern game journalist.
Beeswing maybe (haven't played it myself yet): http://www.rockpapershotgun.com/2014/12/13/beeswing-released/
I haven’t been back to Scotland, my motherland, for a long time. Beeswing is a game about small-town Scotland released a few days ago. It is written in snippets of philosophy and folklore. It is told through hand-drawn maps and gentle guitar strokes. It is Final Fantasy on a small scale, in the spirit of Yumei Nikki, hand-illustrated and studded with the kind of Scottish duality people don’t talk about any more. In Beeswing I feel acquainted with death, but not in a morbid way. In Beeswing I feel like I am home in summers of Loch Lomond watching bees suckle pink flowers and dance between the heads of heather. I wanted to call my mother at a point, in fact, a thing I forget to do but Beeswing tattooed it into my consciousness. Beeswing sent me home.
Sorry, that's too ugly for me
Fuck that non-game
I don't have a PS3 and don't wanna emulate anything.
Did you seriously call Celtic Tales "too ugly"? GTFOSorry, that's too ugly for me
Is that game any good?
Kinda. The combat is mediocre at best, but there's a shitton to explore in the world - tons of hidden passages and such to find both inside dungeons and on the world map, some C&C though IIRC not on the main questline (other than choosing your starting side), cool setting and plot. Kinda Ultima-like in many ways.
Can you remember what that would entail, exactly? To my memory there's very little ditched between the two, most of all the character system's changed (either one can be argued to be better, complexity level is similar iirc), then UI improvements and some extra content.
