The contrast of the dark and gloomy world this game is set in and the tiny joyful things the man did like save a cat, or the yellow butterfly gives me interest.
@@StopBlurryGames It could just be that they wanted the main character to have a design that stands out from the other people working in corporate, such as by giving him a white shirt and a different figure. It also seems like his body type is meant to reflect how unsatisfied and stuck in monotony he is, by having what should be strong shoulders and a torso sag down. The character could be trans, sure, but you're being weird about this.
I like seeing newer games like this on the switch. I love ports of their older, heavy-hitters just as much as anyone else (praying for a Metroid Prime trilogy), but they also gotta stay fresh.
@@Rawfury lmao when I played it like a month ago cuz my friend recommended it I thought it was it was from 2018 or something probably cuz I saw in 2018's e3. My bad lol.
I love how games have evolved to where they are more than merely action oriented thrillseeking or immersing yourself in a typical RPG fantasy story, but are able to explore some themes closer to home, and maybe even be therapeutic in the process.
@MarvelDC girl 1255643 2354 Are you serious? I had no issues beating it. There were some areas that just made you think a bit longer on how to proceed but it wasn't outright difficult to the point of giving up.
Holy crap the symbolism of this game.... When the crowd moves away from you n there's a love sign in the back ground so relatable, how the cars just go around and around in circles to show that you aren't heading anywhere. All of this hits home, good job Nintendo this one is a must for me
Not to be that guy, but Nintendo didn’t make this game, Krillbite is the studio that you should be thanking. They just published the game on a Nintendo console.
Also the blatant color symbolism everyone is wearing black while he is wearing white so he stands out. The overall dark colors a bland world bit a cute simple yellow butterfly that's kind of like the sun- hopeful and pure a guiding light in otherwise dark and gloomy world. I know this comment is old but for anything this game seems amazing for its simplicity but complex symbolic themes. It's everything I love about a good symbolic poem but in game form right in front of you.
For some people with an exciting, crazy life, this is a game to calm down and find peace in little things. For others, this actually is their life - even though the have wanted to change it for years, but can't.
Missing out bro. These smaller games are where 90% of the heart in the industry resides anymore. Only problem is they pile up a backlog much faster than AAA titles lol.
I work in a office and yes I do feel life is meaningless, we don't have a purpose but the one society dictates. Is a very depressing thought hence why I never dwell in it for too long.
An interesting game hopefully this would have social commentary on corporations and how depressing the adult life can be but hopefully this would explain about being in the moment and I hope it would touch on the concept of freewill.
No idea what the gameplay is like or what it's about, but it sure is an interesting art style. Indies have come a long way to make some amazing gaming experiences. - Makes sense why Nintendo removed the virtual console to make way to Indies to thrive on the Switch.
I’m kind of getting inside vibes from the way he is the only different looking person from everyone else, looks interesting loved among the sleep by these devs
I feel like this type of dystopian has been done before, however not in the form of a game and a coherent world, that’s what interests me about this title
Wow, the stark use of color really caught my eye This reminds me of a game that was on Newgrounds back in the old days, made in good old Flash You play an office worker going through the daily grey routine. I think the ending was kind of morbid and hopeless in its message?
should be called Monotone or Monochrome instead, as it fits the reality aspect of the game perfectly. But then the emancipation from that world wouldn't be taken into account, so perhaps *Polychrome Peek* would be better? because he takes a daring peek into what could be and breaks free from there :)
Polychrome Peek is a cool name, too! ^^ Cool alliteration, too! I like Mosaic a lot, but Polychrome Peek sounds like a really cool name for a game, for sure! ^^
Giordano Vitale I’m reading 1984 in English class right now; this definitely got some of the same vibes, though maybe this world seems cleaner, and maybe everyone in the world of Mosaic is dominated by an evil AI
Wow, this was intense. Like a dark pixar trailer or something. I didn't realize Nintendo Switch games were so...thought-provoking. Dunno why I thought it was all Mario Kart and Zelda
1hr ago - releases game trailer 13mins ago - releases another trailer 60mins in the future - releases another trailer most of these are exclusives? don't do that, dont give me hope
Nintendo needs more games like these where its clearly not for kids. This year I played Disco elysium and it was like a breath of fresh air, I heard it was going to be ported to the Switch so I hope they start thinking of the older market more because im pretty sure they havent reached to that audience like other platforms.
