At first blush, this reminds me of Myst, which was a revolutionary exploration puzzle game many years ago. The original version wasn't even a first-person 3D experience but a slideshow using beautifully rendered art. Maybe the most similar board game would be T.I.M.E. Stories? Players each go to locations in the past and review the room or environment looking for clues they can share to solve the game's puzzles. If they fail, they have to try again. I really like that game and you have me very interested in Blue Prince now. As of this morning, the demo is still available and there's no release date yet.

@jameystegmaier

Ай бұрын

Definitely, the first-person perspective with puzzles and a reason to look around is reiminscent of Myst and TIME Stories.

That sounds really interesting. At first I was thinking it would be a cool tabletop game but the room integration would. You would almost need a bag of tiles to draw from and place three out and they would have to be two sided with the 1st person perspective on the other side (but it would be small) or you would have to have a set of cardboard pictures associated with each room to look at. But then the puzzles would have to be their own little element and you'd have to have different versions so you don't just memorize them. I wonder if you could just have a bunch of different questions you would answer that would make you look at each picture differently and maybe randomly roll a dice to decide what you have to do each time you get into each room.

Would you consider flagging in the title if the video is about a digital game? I watch all your videos about tabletop games but I am not part of the digital game hobby.

@jameystegmaier

Ай бұрын

Sure! Is it clearer now? Also, the yellow banner is what I use to help differentiate the digital game videos.

@RubyRevolution2015

Ай бұрын

@@jameystegmaier Thanks - I appreciate the clarity.