Common Sense Corner
03-30-2015, 12:10 AM
Why do games hide useful materials in unusual places? I recently got Alien Isolation and everything is fantastic EXCEPT... I find myself exploring every surface just in case there's a spare battery for my flash light or some materials I can use to build a medkit injection thing. In real life you wouldn't find these materials in all these places.
In the end, it breaks my immersion in a game that tries really hard to make you feel like you're THERE on that abandoned space outpost, alone with the insane remnants of society and a monstrous alien creature.
It feels "gamey".
In the end, it breaks my immersion in a game that tries really hard to make you feel like you're THERE on that abandoned space outpost, alone with the insane remnants of society and a monstrous alien creature.
It feels "gamey".
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