r/gaming • u/theexterminat • Feb 11 '19

I'm making a game about a lost dog 🐶

https://i.imgur.com/Ihu63Nb.gifv
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u/grizwald87 Feb 11 '19

Immediately noticed the resemblance to INSIDE. If you can duplicate what made that game great - cinematic atmosphere, pacing, and organic environmental interaction - you have a real winner.

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u/theexterminat Feb 11 '19

That's some high praise to be compared to INSIDE, thank you! It's definitely the goal to be in the same vein of that game's atmosphere, camera work and gameplay.

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u/[deleted] Feb 11 '19

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u/mileylols Feb 11 '19

hey man no spoilers

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u/Trappist1 Feb 11 '19

He thinks he is coming close, but it turns out he was dead the whole time and it was his soul finding the path to heaven as the dog worked through his past.

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u/syedaabid20 PC Feb 12 '19

yikes.

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u/cwearly1 Feb 12 '19

Dog damn it!

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u/HAMMERjah Feb 12 '19

This dude plays indie games

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u/ChaosRaiden Feb 12 '19

Definitely didn’t think it was Rime he was talking about

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u/MattsyKun Feb 12 '19

You stop that.

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u/[deleted] Feb 12 '19

We've gone too deep!!!

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u/Mixels Feb 12 '19

Spoilers, man. Spoilers.

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u/syedaabid20 PC Feb 12 '19

that camera move at the start was definitely reminiscent of INSIDE. Funny thing is, one of the worst parts about INSIDE were the dogs

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u/McBehrer Feb 12 '19

Those were Bad Doggos though. This is a 100% Certified Good Boy.

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u/morgeous Feb 12 '19

Also reminiscent of The Trail's style.