Gamer Gabble: Dying Reborn

So maybe later today I may have a DS game ramble but I seem to have been distracted by a saw-esque game with the beautiful horror puzzle gaming fun called Dying: Reborn.

So I just finished the first puzzle after I spent a few minutes scratching my head over the last puzzle cause I didn't know what I was doing till I accidentally clicked on the box on the door.

How do I feel about this game?
Quite simple, I am intrigued by it and it gives me a Silent Hill voice acting vibe, the terrible one from like 1 or 2, it gives me a sense of nostalgia which is nice. Now, the puzzles is why I am enjoying the game, it's simple so far but there is a tiny bit of complexity which makes me think outside the gaming box that I loiter in most of the time, considering I been playing RPG games like Persona 5, Simulation like Style Boutique 3 or other puzzles like Virtues Last Reward. I dunno why I am rambling lol

Anyway, back to Dying, I still don't know the protags name, I think it's Mathew according to one of the trophies. On the topic of trophies, they aren't too hard to get, I mean, one room and four-ish trophies later. I am going to continue playing which is calling to me.

Gamer Gabble: The Nonary Games

Today marks another notch on my platinum trophy belt for the PlayStation consoles.

So, honestly, I should have done this ages ago but due to so many interesting new games coming into my room, I forgot all about it but yesterday and today, I worked on finishing the game once and for all.

If asked, I would admit between the two games, I'd enjoy 999 more since when I first played the game, I couldn't bring myself to replay it constantly due to how slow it was and how I wanted to play other games but due to the nifty upgrade of being able to jump between each storyline, I was able to complete the story is started years ago on the DS.

No matter which I favour, I adore the series as a whole. I love the story, the attachments I develop with the characters and how I want to know what else is happening and how each series connects to each other. Even after Zero Time Dilemma, I feel that so much is open and so many unanswered questions are still in the series and how this all truly began. I want to see more of the world of Zero Escape. I want to be trapped within it and figure my way to the truth like I did with all three games. I love the puzzles just as much as the intricate story that was being played out.

I honestly feel so disappointed when the story ends and I am back in reality and wondering what to do next since my gaming tale has ended and I thirst for more. I love games that can do that to me. Heck, even Persona 5 managed to do that but that's for another post.

I do recommend this game so much. It's ideal for people who love horror, puzzles, story and discovering the truth of a dark tale that leaves you wanting more.