STANLEY PARABLE NARRATOR PC

You wander through a hellish landscape in which negative Steam reviews plaster the landscape focusing on the lack of gameplay, the “unfunny” dialogue of the narrator, and more. Then, the door was back and it lets you down again. A reflection on deluxe versions and the disappointment over expecting more from a rerelease and not really getting it. Eventually, the narrator gets sick to death of the disappointment and resets.Īs the narrator mentions you playing it on the Nintendo Switch and it is still a new area, I figured this was the meta-joke I was going to get. It’s an option the game famously lacks normally. As the narrator laments the lackluster amount of content the “ultra deluxe” version offers, you can stand in the circle and jump a few times. The first time you go in the door you end up on a simple elevator ride which takes you to a mostly empty room with a circle of tape on the floor labeled the “Jump Circle”. If you don’t mind reading about what’s behind the door, however, read on.

If you don’t want what’s behind that door spoiled, just know I gave the game a REALLY solid review, and if you’re just curious about whether or not to get this game, yes. And like my character when the door showed up, I’m about to really get into it. Then, after several playthroughs, a new door appeared that was marked “New Content”.

But I loved the game so I was fine with it. In fact, when I played it, I was positive I had already played through the game several times, experiencing some very familiar endings.Īnd honestly, that’s what I figured it would be when I bought it. I’m going to be completely honest, when I snagged the Stanley Parable: Ultra Deluxe game on the Nintendo Switch I figured I knew exactly what I was getting into.

STANLEY PARABLE NARRATOR PC

Platforms: Nintendo Switch (reviewed on), PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, PC By Eric Halliday 4 months ago Follow Tweet

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