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Really interesting story with a cool way of presenting it, along with added comedy from messing with Will's face and making an abomination only for it to say "Neutral". A couple of the endings and achievements are really frustrating and monotonous though
Cool paranormal story wrapped up in shitty external elements with secrets too archaic to actually be fun to find on your own. Many such cases!
(This also deeply draws from concepts explored better in DDLC and multiple SCP Wiki articles, particularly SCP-2747. I struggle to imagine this was made without knowledge of either of those. Mildly disappointing that it veered away from the main plotline for that.)
(This also deeply draws from concepts explored better in DDLC and multiple SCP Wiki articles, particularly SCP-2747. I struggle to imagine this was made without knowledge of either of those. Mildly disappointing that it veered away from the main plotline for that.)
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Few games have left me so uncomfortable and unmoored. Who’s Lila is captivating and at times will make you feel like a paranoid conspiracy theorist. Its sense of progression and how it reveals its mysteries is something all developers should take note from. If there is one complaint to be made it’s that it could have benefited from fewer endings as you have to replay the same section too often if you want to see all of them.
One of the most unique experiences I’ve ever played, and a massive inspiration to any artwork I create. I’d do anything to play this game from the start not knowing what’s ahead of me.
Wen't into this game expecting a slightly supernatural investigative thriller and left with a phd in philosophy. Also the best representation in gaming of how my dreams play out.