by LepcisMagna 
Control is a big-budget SCP Foundation game made by the same folks as Alan Wake, which you may have heard of because of its extensive use of raytracing. While it’s practically everything you would expect out of an SCP Foundation game and more, it does have some fairly significant niggles which prevent it from reaching the greatest heights.
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Spiritfarer is in that category of games specifically designed to make you cry. While it is often successful at creating those situations, the gameplay portions quickly pile up to become chores, rather than cathartic or relaxing. Then it pulls an Ethan Carter. Spoiler below.
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I didn’t initially intend to write this. But here we are. Huge, massive spoilers for anything and everything ahead.
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Had you asked me six months ago if I had expected to play not one but two horticulture-based games, I would have thought that improbable. And yet, here we are.
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A YouTube comment described Sable as Breath of the Wild without combat and that maybe it was better that way. I’m inclined to agree on both counts, though my experience with Sable was seriously marred since they clearly did not have the same titanic budgets for polish available to Nintendo.
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How do you improve upon perfection? Well, you can’t, really. Echoes of the Eye is the DLC for Outer Wilds – and since I never mentioned my final thoughts on Outer Wilds as a complete experience, I figured the DLC was the perfect time to do just that. The above screenshot has the fewest spoilers possible while technically showing some things from the DLC; this really is a game you should play blind, and the same is equally true for the DLC.
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