INSIDE - VZedshows

[@mavg6797]

Wow you make me really want to play this game. Great video

[@Dlarren]

you sir, deserve more subs. very intellectually stimulating script on this one.. and that is i guess exactly why i keep watching your videos. well done.

[@VZed]

Yeah, my more wordy videos don't really make for a lot of traffic, even if they're some of my favourite to produce. But I'm glad to know i'm still reaching people!

[@PerrydactylShow]

Really great vid! I loved what you talked about - esp from a "horror" aspect. Really gripping stuff.

[@LucasWolfGanondorf]

I think my favorite thing about Inside and Limbo is that they give me a surreal horror kind of vibe. They gave me a dreamlike feeling, like nothing really made sense because of all the unexplained things, like the "sonic weapon" area. I don't care much for the typical jump-scare horror, but the unsettling feeling that surreal horror gives me, which I felt a few times during these games, is like nothing else. Also, as an arachnophobe, I didn't find Limbo's spider all that bad. I refuse to touch Resident Evil though. Fuck that noise.

[@VZed]

haha, see the spiders in RE don't bother me at all. But damn... the first time i saw those spider legs opening in Limbo... still get chills...

[@LucasWolfGanondorf]

Oh, I totally get that. I felt the same way, to be honest. But after seeing it as being mostly featureless, I think it softened the blow. Still creepy, but not outright terrifying like the Black Tiger.

[@PostMesmeric]

Yeah, I'm one of the few who found much of the potency of this game to be just retreading steps of its predecessor. I also wasn't a fan of its ending. Still, I do like how Inside makes you think. Ambiguity is a fantastic way to grip the player, and I can't deny that Inside does that. I just wish its gameplay wasn't so similar to LIMBO. Always love your videos, guy. And nice Townsend shirt. ;)

[@HeeminGaminStation]

Philosophical!

[@civilwarfare101]

One could argue that the old school RE games were more puzzle based. You certainly didn't play them for the combat.

[@VZed]

True, although there is much more of an emphasis on the survival aspect on those games in addition to solving the puzzles. Surviving is more of an open concept: health in the moment, ammo, healing items, ink ribbons left etc, where as death in INSIDE is more just a way to get you to figure something out.

[@civilwarfare101]

VZedshows Yeah, this game is more about learning from your deaths rather than using your resources to avoid them.