This Triangle Game Holds A COSMIC SECRET! - Triga 

Undertale i guess

I think that's the purpose tbh. If we're following the... "lore" of the game, the guy was trying to make some alien code into a game to mass produce. What's the best way to spread something around? Memes.

You're pointless! :)

@@Wecoc1 “39 buried”, “0 found”.

@@XarmenKarshov After all, memes are the DNA of the soul

You are 100% correct!

godlyvex is real

Dog whistling basically

@@Dietrich_Kaufmann dog whistling is a completely different thing

@@godlyvex5543 lol ok

It’s going to be us doing it

😂

*Spoilers* The theme of the game is an alien message sent through a video game, but a greedy corporation wanted to hide the message and just sell the game. The "fake ending" is meant to be a comically bad, tacked on ending by the corporation in a vain attempt at getting players to stop digging around in the game.

Dude its obviously an apple

Dude I’m almost 100% sure that’s a purple square.

@@AJ-vr9hf What? This is obviously burgundy trapezoid territory.

Can confirm, Gordianaut is very uninteresting.

@@GreyMaria imo it is actually the worst game of the pack. It's a close race though

This, Linelith, Tendy, IFO, and maybe We Are Definitely The Baddies are the ones that make me happy with this purchase. Also, while subjectively I love Linelith for its theming, I honestly would've been fine buying Tendy as a standalone, it's that good.

@@KusaneHexaku Really? I thought Space Ducks: The Great Escape was #4 for me. The baddies game felt clumsy, underdeveloped, and pointless to me, especially compared to the other tower defense games I've played (although the only one with free placement was bloons). Ducks got an update that made the game more playable, by the way. They increased the speed a tad.

Obviously they are stealing your IP and you should sue this dev for every penny they have. (P.S. I am *not* serious. Did everyone in the back hear me? Good.)

i believe you mean 5 seconds good sir *tips fedora*

@@qldarkabysslp The video length is between 33:28 and 33:29 so it shows up as 33:28 for some people and 33:29 for others

@@qldarkabysslp i saw 4

@@DarkVoidMeowww so call it 4.5?

@@catface_q2123 around that

No symbol for 0 is kinda lame

They have no concept of none. Weak sauce. No, of course I didn't really mean it, oh our alien overlords, please, PLEASE, NO DONT!!! ...HEEEELPP•~¥>@*>•+•^••-~=|+* [Connection lost]

Jeff bezos laugh

It's pretty much a never-ending tutorial. You will never stop being taught things

It's relatively story heavy though and idk how much Tyler is okay with that

I think he did that or I just like watch too much northernlion

After playing that game I’d NEVER trust a card game ever again lmao 😂 there’s so much fuckery and deception

wait those are the same devs are you serious

@@grain_death yeah the guy who made baba is you worked on Noita with two others

I got one of that kinds of multi-tool too. Tried repairing a toaster with it, ended up in the hospital and my wife was very disapproving of my efforts.

I think that it's totally boffo!

It could also just be a reference to the three body problem in physics, which the book is also named after

@@ahlgreen2491 has it been solved yet? Wasn’t when I checked for last time but you know, science advances.

@@alkestos It is only solved for specific scenarios, which, it has been that way for a while now.

@@alkestos Depends on definition of "solved" - it is easy to approximate any n-body system to extreme levels of accuracy without anything fancy. But there aren't exact parametric equations describing it without any error for the general case. I think I've heard it's proven impossible but I might be mixing something up.

@@buttonasas it does say it's impossible in the book so that's good enough for me

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The implication is that the game is a method of contacting aliens... from aliens. The game was made by aliens, and they used it as their own voyager. Rather than engraving their society's history on a golden record, they put it in their game. Humans tried to tweak the game and release it as if they made it (but without the references to aliens), but they found that no matter how they changed it, the alien stuff was always accessible, and not even that hard to find. It also might be implying that by finding the secret, you're sending a signal for the aliens to find us, what with the screen saying "see you soon".

@@godlyvex5543 no no, I get the lore, not the gameplay... although after giving it a couple hours I finally understood a bit more of how it works

Hello, sorry to inform you, but Akurra will be released in December!

@@panicave OK then! Still, when it comes out, it's a must-play!

@@panicave Is there a release date set, or is it just December?

hi

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greetings

That’s some serious dedication

Ha! I see what you did there.

He did. He used it. Multiple times.

@@alkestos my bad then, it's just he restarted at least once where he could just undo

No you’re a potato.

Day 587 of agreeing X files theme starts playing

He'd said he'd meet us again

Day 312 Mlg

@@pedroff_1 we'll, meet again, don't know where, don't know when. Oh I know we'll meet again some sunny day

it translates to "trigger more like ni-"

I'm pretty sure he mentions if he's played it before (such as opus magnum) (excluding the first few levels to see if he actually likes it) and otherwise just cuts out his thinking process in order to reduce video length, and in addition he also appears to just be good at puzzle games, obviously I could be wrong, but I don't think I am

He said that he was waiting to make a video on Opus Magnum for a while, which implies he's rather familiar with the game and might have played it before.

@@bookreaderman6715 He literally knew the win condition for the Dome Keeper demo, He doesnt go into games blind anymore which is what he used to do and what I subbed for, but now him acting like he's being an expert on the game as soon as he starts it is getting old. "hur dur obviously I could be wrong, but I don't think I am"

@@psychs6720 you make a good argument, and I will concede most of the point to you, although I do believe that he at max gets half way for most games as he does appear to actually need to solve later puzzles most of the time

Here's a handy guide for you: if it's a pure puzzle game, I read the Steam page and the tutorial (if there is one), then go in blind. Linelith was blind, The Looker was blind, Meet Me At Noon was blind, Ardor was blind (though not a puzzle game), and this game would have been blind if I didn't mess up my commentary on the second level and have to reshoot from the beginning (this happens more than you think). Otherwise, I play it for a while beforehand to make sure it doesn't suck. Here's the issue with playing games blind: 99% of video games suck. I know this because I play a lot of video games. So, I'm not going to waste my vocal chords on a game that isn't good enough for a video. Opus Magnum is a problem solving game, not a pure puzzler. I 100%'d it a couple years ago, but it's a game you can return to optimize like Poly Bridge, which is what I'm going for. Dome Keeper is neither a puzzle nor a strategy game, and the win condition is explained to the player before starting the game. I still played it beforehand, but it's an action game, so playing it before doesn't ruin the experience.

nep

No problem :)

You are amazing!

Question, is there an arg hidden?

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