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JoeyElectric@lemmy.today 2 days agoDo you have any examples of games that do that kind of telegraphing well? I also love the kind of game that just lets me enjoy the ride.
Comment on 0/10 game
JoeyElectric@lemmy.today 2 days agoDo you have any examples of games that do that kind of telegraphing well? I also love the kind of game that just lets me enjoy the ride.
tiramichu@sh.itjust.works 1 day ago
Difficult question.
There are obviously thousands of games which don’t suffer this problem because they just aren’t of a genre which even has any concept of items or searching.
Where it gets interesting is examples where games could suffer it but don’t.
I looked through my steam list for an example and one which jumped out is Prey, a first-person RPG shooter.
Prey does have Loy’s of secrets and things to find, but the game also makes it very clear early on that you can always travel back and forth between any area on Talos 1, the space station where the game takes place.
By virtue of this design choice, you don’t feel compelled to be absolutely meticulous in your searching because you know you can always return to look again, and cannot permanently miss anything.