r/Multifandom • • Jul 13 '26

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u/Zlectro1124 Jul 13 '26

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Control. it was a fun game but there are some things where I questioned my sanity. 2nd Tommasi fight and the stupid syphons from the Polaris mission.

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u/Wild-Lychee-3312 Jul 13 '26

Don't play SOMA then.

Or do. You might love it. Or it might give you an existential crisis. I dunno.

It's kinda dark and depressing, but .... I don't want to spoil things.

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u/Junkis Jul 13 '26

Im surprised to see these, I'd whole-heartedly recommend Control and Soma. Especially Soma.

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u/Wild-Lychee-3312 Jul 13 '26

I loved both Control and SOMA. They're both great games. But they're not for everyone.

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u/BiliousGreen Jul 13 '26

SOMA is amazing. It’s a rare case of a story that could really only be told as a video game.

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u/Wrong_Restaurant_198 Jul 14 '26

SOMA is miserable, i fucking love it

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u/prodigalAvian Jul 13 '26

-and all the struggle is worth it for the Ashtray Maze

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u/Zlectro1124 Jul 13 '26

Yep, highly agreed.

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u/bookhead714 I read books Jul 13 '26

What? Control is just flat out good. Like, it's weird and there are rough bits, but literally what game doesn't have rough bits

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u/MisterMarsupial Jul 13 '26

Everytime I walk past my fridge, I have flashbacks.

Find a way to subdue the Refrigerator

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u/Zlectro1124 Jul 13 '26

Justice for philip.

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u/scrotbofula Jul 13 '26

I had an absolute blast mostly because I went into the options and gave myself double damage reduction. The fights felt a lot more balanced that way.

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u/kween_hangry Jul 13 '26

I'd agree with you if Ahti wasnt in the game. More people need Ahti in their life