Love your let's play. I still remember when I first watch your content. It was when you just started on Subnautica gameplays. There's this other cool ocean game called Maneater. It's a game where you control a shark instead of a human. I would love to see you do a let's play on it whether it's on this channel or your main channel.
Game-wise I can imagine you trying PlanetZoo or as a new type of game for you: "A New Beginning-Final Cut". This is a classic point&click-adventure that Deals with a dystopic future world after a Climate catastrophy in the present time and how cyanobacteria might be used to create H2 and function as a renewable energy source
I lived in the Mojave Desert for the last 15 years. Looks like a fun game (4/5) but I've seen way too much tan and brown where I live to give it a 5/5. Have you ever tried Kerbal Space Program? It teaches people how to learn through failure and a bit of orbital mechanics.
I have probably mention it on your other channel, but you really should try out the game Unravel, the first Unravel game, not the second (since it is more international, and thus less interesting). The Unravel game is a puzzle (not too difficult puzzles) game set in a Scandinavian world, more precisely, Sweden. It is not too long of a game, but one appreciates every moment of it. As mentioned, it is set in a Scandinavian world, thus you will get to see scenes which contains your typical Scandinavian nature (think of it like a new biome for people who knows more tropical nature scenes). It also has a environmental message in the game, which is worth making a note of. I would be very interested in how you react to playing the game, Unravel, and the scenery / nature scenes in that game. What your perspective is. It is a very good game, but sadly overlooked by many since the world of the game is a bit foreign for many in places like the USA. But being from Norway myself, I am quite familiar with the nature scenes in the game Unravel, since there is not so many differences since Norway and Sweden are neighbouring countries, and thus has a lot of the same nature.
What I find so amazing about this game is that you are given an almost infinite landscape to explore, but the developers subtly guided you in very specific direction using only the smallest of clues. It's very satisfying to see.
Couple tips: The floating symbols you collect extend the length of your cape which extends your flight time. Players can recharge each other's capes with song ping. Take some time in each environment to poke around and discover histories, symbols, etc.
You look like you're having fun! Few explanations from me: the other red-cloak is another player! Also, if you call the fabric scraps, you get a lift without using your scarf, making it easier to fly to higher reaches. It's not that intuitive at first, but it'S the same in the other game made by the Journey Dev's, which is called Sky: Children of the Light. they're both beautiful games, but Sky is a mobile and switch only title, so you probably won't be able to stream it here.
Omg! Yay!!! Just came from your "Subnautica is over. Now what?" video. And the very first thought was: "Now it's time for Journey!!!" And there it is! Glad you get to experience this amazing game.
So glad to see you enjoying this treasure! Journey is a fluid game, so I recommend for the sake of getting the best experience in gameplay (and for your viewers who might be prone to motion sickness) that you switch to a controller. This game was created for console with fluid movement controls and keyboard and mouse just takes away from the experience. Looking forward to the rest of the "Journey" :) and congrats on the new channel!
Journey is amazing... I don't know if you realized yet, and neither do other people sometimes, the other "you" was another player. Once you get them to understand it too, some maps you can collaborate even you can't talk to them.
If you see "another you" in a pure white robe, that's someone who's found _all_ the glowy symbols along the way and is playing again to guide other, newer players.
That chime you can give off is the only way to communicate with other players you have, and the set of symbols that appear when you do it are your in-game signature, by which other players who meet you along the way and then finish the game can identify you in the credits. If you meet others and they chime for you, you'll see their signatures, too.
I came here from your Sea&Me channel. I loved your Subnatica Series! I love games too, but I still love cruising and thus ocean stuff .. with a cruise on it.
Hey Maria, I of course know you from your main channel. I stumbled on you for my search of subnautica players. By the time I learned to love your content on marine biology. Sadly, I´m to old (63) to change my profession, I would do it right away. So I subscribed to your second channel, without a second of hesitation. Keep on "diving right into it"
This was one of my favorite on ps3 and I love that it is getting back out there on PC. The other you is indeed another player online right now. I love the fact that the only communication you can have with others is the bubble. It's fun to try to say things to others with long and short bursts. Sometimes you can even kind of connect with the other and follow through all of the game with someone. I love this kind of simplistic multiplayer.
Just saw your video on your other channel =) and now im here watching your video as i write this. Love all your content, you are always alot of fun and i find you very inspirational and im far better of with a tiny slice of you in my life so thank you so very much for your content both the sciency and the nerdy/game stuff its usally the highlight of my days =) Now i know i have not watched ur below zero playtrough yet but im geting around to playing the game myself before so i can enjoy it fully and not have you spoil the story for me but ill definently watch all your videos given enough time if life dont get in the way. Ill see you here or on your other channel take care
I'm excited for both your hobby channel and to learn more about the ocean. I'm staying around for both channels. Journey is a great game and one of the first games I played myself on ps4 as well. Which is to say one of the first games I played since becomming a gamer. I played games as a kid, but it wasn't untill the ps4 came along I started to really get into gaming. Journey was a first step in that gaming journey for me, so I'm excited to start this video (havent watched it yet :P ). On the topic of beautifull artsy games that are more and experience then action, I'd recommend '' the first tree'' where you travel about as a fox. Spirit of the north is another fox journey game, however it's more puzzle heavy. Though if you like puzzles thats also a beautifull experience worth checking out one day. Then there is Aer, which is similar to abzu and journey, but with flying islands you fly between and explore, and a few more puzzles. If not for the channel, then just for yourself in private these could be fun games if your into that style of games. Anyway good luck with both your channels!
Wow, what a game to start with on the second channel! This has to be one of my favorites for its visuals and simple story telling, so it will be fun to see someone else's first impressions. Love your content and what you do :)
Oh, this looks like a really good game! I love athmospheric games like these, I wonder how I never knew of this. On another note, I would recommend playing either Abzu, a water-based exploration game, which would fit to your channel, or Lost Ember, a game that isn't about water or marine life, but is still a very good game that I think you would enjoy! Very good video, I can't wait for this new channel!
Omg no way🥺 if you like this game then you might like Sky Children of the Light it is kind of similar to Journey its from the same creators. But that game really never ends so you should try it.
I subbed and will keep an eye on when you switch games. Afraid you won't find a fraction of the interest in this game as you had with Subnautica. Good luck! Let the flaming begin!
I thought for a minute some was plagiarizing your stuff and was about to email you Maria, and i realised it was you . well done on the new channel . we may see the master piece The last Guardian.
"Horizon zero dawn: forbidden west" will be released soon. You said once, that you liked "tomb raider", horizon uses some mechanics from there, so i hope you will like it. Horizon is not about ocean, but they have underwater levels. And i love those wonderful landscapes and biomechanical robots.
Parabéns pelo novo canal Maria! Ótima escolha com Journey! Acho que esse é o jogo mais relaxante que existe! Você provavelmente vai gostar de “Sky: Children of The Light” que é dos mesmos desenvolvedores, mas tendo o céu como temática ao invés do deserto. Como você gosta de jogos de exploração e também gosta da temática do espaço, não deixe de colocar No Man’s Sky na lista de jogos deste canal. ;-)
Great, now we have two channels to be Entertained by your "super-organised" adventures ;) Also we got Maria in her Natural Habitat with the picture of you in the ocean and now we got you in a snowy area. We therefore have you in fluid water and in solid water, will your third channel have you in gaseous water?^^
