Violet Corruption | VIEWFINDER Blind PC Let's Play Chapter 4-1

In this VIEWFINDER PC gameplay/walkthrough, challenge perception, redefine reality, and reshape the world. This time we're in Chapter 4 (Mirren).
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Developer: Sad Owl Studios
Publisher: Thunderful Publishing
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► VIEWFINDER Story Synopsis
Challenge perception, redefine reality, and reshape the world around you with an instant camera. Viewfinder is a new single player game offering gamers hours of interesting and fun experiences while uncovering the mysteries left behind.
Viewfinder is a mind-bending first person adventure game in which you can bring pictures to life by placing them into the world.
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[@Caro_b]

I love your dedication to petting the kitty every single time 🐈

[@elmerthiendoesgames9061]

Nature operates in curves and hexagons, but this thing bases its shapes around the square, the basic unit of computer graphic. It lives, it breathes, but it looks extremely artificial. Perhaps this is the part of Mirren's work that Hiraya disagreed with. Purple, the opposite of green.

[@Northern_Sea]

3:05 Uh-oh. Someone is going to leave a strongly worded comment about your remark.

[@Welonz]

astronomy* 😂

[@thomasmcd]

No melon reference in this video... I feel lost and unsure

[@Laura_5757]

I’m really enjoying this game, but with all of the intellectual commentary going on here, I’m enjoying the comment section of these videos even more!

[@ThePedroAmigo]

This game is literally making you think outside the box!

[@katsbreez]

Again, I only got one before you did. The very last one. It did not occur to me to take a photo of the film. I wonder how long, if at all, it would have taken me to solve that one. I love watching you work this game. I'm getting nervous about what the cat knows that he's not telling us.

[@ComfyCherry]

1. It's a scale measure not an aspect ratio but not really important. 2. I'd assume there is a flat image associated to a set of 3d objects which are then placed into the world in reference to the player camera (not the photo camera), which would be dynamically created when taking photos. 3. Not a programmer so I've got no clue how they implemented the clipping of existing assets and replacement with the new stuff but it's probably less complex than it seems to us with no knowledge. as for why it doesn't lag, optimisation. optimised how, refer to point 3 :P edit: With what I do understand (assuming I don't have misconceptions on how things work) it could simply save the coordinates and direction at the time the photo is take and then project that out when you "place" the photo, not a clue on the system of dynamically overwriting level geometry.

[@thekidfromcanada]

"Law of Equivalent Exchange"? Full Metal Alchemist for the win!

[@g.t.nlastwish8410]

I will say that this game seem kinda intriguing so far

[@knowledgeacquirer2931]

...is the violet conscious? Is that why it can't be duplicated?

[@RothSchatten]

34:55 Sound can travel faster than light? What kind of Matrix is that?

[@SandJosieph]

Keyword: "Can" Or more accurately, there are some things Sound has an easier time traveling through than Light.

[@iout]

Nothing can travel faster than the speed of light _in a vacuum._ It is however possible to slow the speed at which light propagates by transmitting it through different materials. So theoretically, you can find a material through which the speed of light is slow enough and the speed of sound is high enough that the latter is faster than the former. Though Idk what material that would be and the question gets really complex in the extreme circumstances required to slow light down to a significant degree. But regardless, the atmosphere at ordinary temperatures and pressures is not one of those materials, so it's still a weird thing to bring up as a solution nonetheless.

[@Bawinni]

thanks welonz!! love puzzle games so I can't get enough of this

[@kleeenco]

Yo Welonz for an upcoming game I hope you checkout Echo (2017) -- I think you would dig it!