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Message: [QUOTE="MegaHiro91, post: 51032, member: 175527"] Aside from being the butt of all jokes for a time, Stadia crashed hard, and one of the games it almost took with it to the grave, as many developers had dedicated themselves to the platform and been given NO notice of its imminent death, was a title called Gylt (aka baby's first Silent Hill). I kid with the parenthasies, as Gylt is genuinely a fun experience, being a mix between Silent Hill and Alan Wake. Although tackling themes of bullying, it is a colorful "childfriendly" horror experience, seeing the middle schooler Sally searching for her lost cousin Emily, as she navigates her hometown of Bethelwood incl her school and the local arcade, while avoiding, fighting, and outsmarting nightmarish monsters. The game's title comes from Sally being partially to blame for her cousin's bullying, and without spoiling too much, an element of the story is her reflecting on her responsibility in the matter. It is very light on puzzles, most just being pick up this battery over there and place it here to get this machine working, but they are fun enough to solve that it keeps you going and want to see the story through to the end, to see if poor Emily gets any closure. As I opened with, the game was initially developed for Stadia, but a couple years later found a new home on other platforms, so if you are into smaller horror games like Little Nightmare then this is a high recommendation. Do ya'll know of other games (almost) left to rot on abandoned hardware? [ATTACH type="full" size="281x355"]16814[/ATTACH] [/QUOTE]

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