Oh, I don't deny the impact. Definitely not. I felt it when I played it again and realized he was going through some extremely rough weather. Like we mentioned before, Lucifel reassuring him and so on. Imagining how freaked out he was after realizing all that... that's pretty heartbreaking.
But again, Devil's Advocate here, this might be why this game seems to be falling into the 'obscure' category. There's only so much a person is willing to dig into. The first impression to a game has to catch a person; if it loses them, you lose fan support.
I do hope they'll think of making a sequel based on other Enoch-y travels, though. I don't know if the revenue made from this game was enough to pull Ignition into a safer zone, but I hope it did. ;;
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Date: 2011-09-27 07:27 am (UTC)But again, Devil's Advocate here, this might be why this game seems to be falling into the 'obscure' category. There's only so much a person is willing to dig into. The first impression to a game has to catch a person; if it loses them, you lose fan support.
I do hope they'll think of making a sequel based on other Enoch-y travels, though. I don't know if the revenue made from this game was enough to pull Ignition into a safer zone, but I hope it did. ;;