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Should The Bunker Open? : Game Review ‘Paradise Lost’

A big thank you to All In! Games and PolyAmorous Games for the chance to check out their alternate history Walking-Sim, Paradise Lost. The game runs similarly to Firewatch and The Suicide of Rachel Foster, while Firewatch was a good game and The Suicide of Rachel Foster desperately tried to copy it and failed to live up to its own hype, is there hope for this game or is it doomed to be left out in the cold of nuclear winter? Let’s take a look at Paradise Lost. Paradise Lost takes place in an alternative history where WWII lasted over 20 years and ends with Germany nuking most of Europe after moving all their desired citizens into a massive underground bunker system with the hopes of eventually returning to the surface with a new super army and ending the war in their favor, this never happened as the bunker is invaded by the Polish resistance who then take the bunker

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Capt McNeely
Mar 24, 2021
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‘State Of Mind’ Review: A Stunningly Beautiful Sci-Fi Thriller

Daedalic Entertainment gave me access to their newly released sci-fi thriller, “State of Mind” that is out now on Xbox One, PlayStation 4, Nintendo Switch, and PC. The game takes place in Berlin where the year is 2045 and Earth’s health is declining. Technology is changing people’s lives for better and worse resulting in the rise of a terrorist group known as Breakpoint who are against the latest in technological advancements, especially with humanity’s reliance on drone, and robotic tech. The story of “State of Mind” is seen through the eyes of people from two dramatically different ends of the social spectrum, those who live in Berlin and those who live in the utopian city known as City 5. The first thing that stood out for me is the visual style of the game, for being low-poly, it’s beautiful! The scenery is absolutely stunning and visually appealing, reminding me of “Blade Runner” and the overall tone also reminding me of

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Capt McNeely
Aug 17, 2018
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New Thriller ‘State Of Mind’ Takes Players On A Low-Poly Visual Ride

Daedalic Entertainment’s sci-fi thriller “State Of Mind” launches today! The game takes place in the not so distant future (2048) where humanity is destroying itself more than ever. Climate change, social/political unrest, disease, and war are tearing the world apart but technology seems to be the only salvation to help humanity to escape. By escape, people voluntarily go to “City 5” a virtual world that’s a paradise where they can live peacefully while a humanoid robot takes that person’s place in the real world. With rising violence, the temptation to going to City 5 becoming greater, a terrorist organization called “Breakpoint” who oppose the concept of City 5 and the rise of technology that they feel are “numbing” the human race. Five playable characters are caught in the middle of the growing chaos, the main protagonist is a journalist named Richard Nolan whose wife and child are missing after he survived a bombing. Richard’s memories are beginning to slip as

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Capt McNeely
Aug 15, 2018

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Should The Bunker Open? : Game Review ‘Paradise Lost’

A big thank you to All In! Games and PolyAmorous Games for the chance to check out their alternate history Walking-Sim, Paradise Lost. The game runs similarly to Firewatch and The Suicide of Rachel Foster, while Firewatch was a good game and The Suicide of Rachel Foster desperately tried to copy it and failed to live up to its own hype, is there hope for this game or is it doomed to be left out in the cold of nuclear winter? Let’s take a look at Paradise Lost. Paradise Lost takes place in an alternative history where WWII lasted over 20 years and ends with Germany nuking most of Europe after moving all their desired citizens into a massive underground bunker system with the hopes of eventually returning to the surface with a new super army and ending the war in their favor, this never happened as the bunker is invaded by the Polish resistance who then take the bunker

Continue reading →
Capt McNeely
Mar 24, 2021
Horror Fuel

‘State Of Mind’ Review: A Stunningly Beautiful Sci-Fi Thriller

Daedalic Entertainment gave me access to their newly released sci-fi thriller, “State of Mind” that is out now on Xbox One, PlayStation 4, Nintendo Switch, and PC. The game takes place in Berlin where the year is 2045 and Earth’s health is declining. Technology is changing people’s lives for better and worse resulting in the rise of a terrorist group known as Breakpoint who are against the latest in technological advancements, especially with humanity’s reliance on drone, and robotic tech. The story of “State of Mind” is seen through the eyes of people from two dramatically different ends of the social spectrum, those who live in Berlin and those who live in the utopian city known as City 5. The first thing that stood out for me is the visual style of the game, for being low-poly, it’s beautiful! The scenery is absolutely stunning and visually appealing, reminding me of “Blade Runner” and the overall tone also reminding me of

Continue reading →
Capt McNeely
Aug 17, 2018
Horror Fuel

New Thriller ‘State Of Mind’ Takes Players On A Low-Poly Visual Ride

Daedalic Entertainment’s sci-fi thriller “State Of Mind” launches today! The game takes place in the not so distant future (2048) where humanity is destroying itself more than ever. Climate change, social/political unrest, disease, and war are tearing the world apart but technology seems to be the only salvation to help humanity to escape. By escape, people voluntarily go to “City 5” a virtual world that’s a paradise where they can live peacefully while a humanoid robot takes that person’s place in the real world. With rising violence, the temptation to going to City 5 becoming greater, a terrorist organization called “Breakpoint” who oppose the concept of City 5 and the rise of technology that they feel are “numbing” the human race. Five playable characters are caught in the middle of the growing chaos, the main protagonist is a journalist named Richard Nolan whose wife and child are missing after he survived a bombing. Richard’s memories are beginning to slip as

Continue reading →
Capt McNeely
Aug 15, 2018