TENTH FAVORITE GAME OF 2021

Much like P.T. never left my PS4, this will likely never leave my PS5 in case I need to introduce some woeful soul to this incredible experience for the first time.

While Radiohead is in a unique position with essentially infinite money and a fandom of basically unrivaled voraciousness, I wouldn't be surprised if this is something that more and more artists pursue as a promotional tie-in to their album release advertising.

Review Personal de Kid A Mnesia Exhibition:

Conclusión:
Drogas

10/10

lo deje en el backlog meses porque estaba con otras cosas y se me fue el hype pero anoche me di el gusto y lo abrí.

dejando de lado el hecho de que Radiohead es una de mis bandas favoritas (sobre todo por la psicodelidad que manejan en estos discos) Kid A Mnesia Exhibition es una experiencia excelente, pensé que iban a ser los temas con escenarios piolas pero se tomaron el laburo de editarlos, hacer un mapa (casi) coherente e incluso crear habitaciones en las que podes escuchar diferentes pistas de un tema según donde estés parado, una locura, pensé que no iba a ser lo que imagine y terminó siendo más.

i mean you're not gonna get me to sit down to pyramid song and have me say I had a bad time, but... i'm just not really sure what's in it unless you are a mega die-hard fan. there's some new intros and outros in the songs. there's some neat poster art.

there's like some degree of interplay between your movement and the music, but i honestly expected more from radiohead? I imagine them as very cutting edge and while this wasn't like a straightforward a-to-b experience - there is nice vibes in the art, there's some legitimately interesting stuff in the geometry and design - it was pretty much "Stand here, hear a song, or maybe just the drum track of a song". And again: it's a great album! just the drum track isolated is interesting and good! but god it feels like a waste of possibilities to get "stand on this poster to hear a different sound". rhythm games do more with getting you into the music and walking sims do more with getting you into the environment.

i think if you haven't listened to the album you will get the ~vibes~ from this game, but honestly just listen to the album? it stands on its own, and associating it with this weird art game will probably be kind of confusing or make you think the album is more inaccessible than it is. and if you're a huge fan of the album you will get a kick out of hearing it slightly recontextualized. but i've honestly played better album-games than this, and i'm really disappointed i have to say that

A pretty interesting little experience. I'm not a very avid Radiohead fan. I like A Moon Shaped Pool and some other various tracks but I'm not someone who I would consider to be a real fan.

So it's interesting to experience this game from that angle. I've never listened to the records that this exhibition is based on, which I think made it interesting in its own way. Not knowing the background and just interpreting to your own free ability.

The game utilizes interesting ways of making this multimedia art piece soar. Visually stunning, even terrifying at times. Worth a venture through even if you're not into Radiohead that deeply like myself.