What Is Happening To Me | Impostor Factory #3

[@timhutchinson8485]

Anyone else feel like Quincy's reactions to things are very "Stephen-esque" at times? :)

[@amayaa1585]

I can picture Stephen saying "What the pug?"

[@vikurtz]

it is SO interesting to me that they put the obligatory painted sequence so early in the game. Impostor Factory does everything so differently from the prior games and it works so well imo

[@QuackTeamJames]

Oooof, re-watching this game after 100% at launch it's so clever how it lays this out. Kan has always been fantastic at structuring stories in such a fascinating way. Even though it might feel like a cop out that this story is told chronologically instead of in reverse or in a spiral like the last two games, it's still able to throw you through a loop or two. Get ready to be 'to the mooned' all over again.

[@Aquotron]

Plot twists and surprises are most effective when they're set up well. This game series is great at that.

[@guguig9746]

Oh boy, "The Little Prince" from Saint Exupéry is involved, this is definitely gonna make me cry at some point, isn't it ?

[@kcbreadroll]

It's been less than twenty-four hours since my grandmother passed away. I'm currently traveling internationally to visit other relatives and have been told by her children (my dad and my aunts) not to rush home because that's not what she would've wanted. She lived a long life, but her last few years were clouded by severe dementia to the point that her personality severely changed and she no longer recognized her own children, much less me. The physical distance I am to home right now is making it a much harder struggle to process the news, and I am realizing maybe I have already been mourning her for years as her mind wasn't completely there anymore. Lynri's conversation with her dad broke me. The distance of the stars and how they continue to shine so brightly long after they're gone reminds me of my grandmother right now. Memories keep flooding back of how she was pre-dementia, her love of dogs, picking me up from school, her love of fashion, her walks with me (being too fast for my tiny steps), her paintings... I hope she is in a better place right now, free from pain and suffering, with the stars.

[@victoriavidaud]

Stars also light the way and help others on their path, so hopefully she can see your family’s path too. Hang in there ❤

[@samalight7249]

middle of video: What that's just the end of Act 1!?!? Wow things were weird for this. After watching: hm.. wonder if Quincy is being a program like Faye in the previous game

[@guguig9746]

Okay, I get a feeling where this is going, but wow, I did not expect it to take that direction ! Absolutely loving the LP.

[@GabrieliSGaming]

Oh you are definitely not ready for the twists in this game. I definitely was not experiencing this the first time.

[@Swishyhead]

That stargazing scene definitely got me choked up, since it's something my dad and I did a few times when I was a kid. Speaking of stargazing with a loved one who has since passed on, this is reminding me of something Neil said in To The Moon.... 🤔

[@LucaDolanRuiz]

Hey, could you remind me of what he said if you still remember?

[@Christophee1987]

@@LucaDolanRuiz It was something about stargazing with his grandfather. It caused him to start his caffeine addiction to hide his tiredness from his mother.

[@CalaCrisp88]

The plot thickens! When I first played this game and got that memory link, I got chills. Also, that stargazing scene so good :chef's kiss:

[@aaronman4772]

Aaaaand the feels trip has begun.

[@morgancrabtree6248]

This particular game gives me the creeps. The other games in this series didn't scare me at all.

[@runningoncylinders3829]

I was relieved to see the family memories after how strange the stuff before has been. Even if it paints the way for a coming sadness. The buliding had the vibe of the World 7 Palace in Paper Mario N64 or Palace of Shadow fountain temple with the kind of mysterious music that can only bring the feeling of the creeps.

[@FlashtheFirefox]

I have a suspicion about the two different Lynri’s Quincy is seeing, I also have a feeling I know where Quincy is. Beyond that though, I have no idea what is going on but this game is extremely intriguing and I’m very eager to find out.

[@headphonics3052]

After the long wind-up, I feel like I finally have an idea on where the story is going

[@GabrieliSGaming]

Oh you are definitely not ready for the twists in this game. I definitely was not experiencing this the first time.

[@headphonics3052]

@InsaneCaliGamer I love to hear that

[@mr.nerd3.142]

I can already sense that this game is preparing to emotionally destroy me. Finding Paradise was one of the only games to have ever made me cry, and at this rate I’m expecting the same from this one.

[@KrispyKrabby]

It took a while, but it seems that the ball is starting to roll, so to speak. Can't wait to see where this is going 👀

[@Aquotron]

Well, THAT took a turn.

[@crysellium]

I have no idea where this is going, but the whole star scene's already got me tearing up. This does not bode well for me ;~;

[@krisara3840]

im already crying

[@mattemery5596]

oh man, if this goes the way i think it does, having a 3 yr old little girl, it's going to break me...

[@Firestar1992]

Darn it, Kan Gao. Stop cutting onions in these games!

[@victoriavidaud]

Imposter Factory: Now with added onion scent! So you have an excuse to cry 😂

[@pickleslabs]

Fun game!