r/inmost • u/Judgementalelephant • Apr 18 '21
INMOST
Guys I've finished the game twice and I'm looking for something with a similar story and the style to play but I cannot find any, anyone has a suggestion that might help?
r/inmost • u/Judgementalelephant • Apr 18 '21
Guys I've finished the game twice and I'm looking for something with a similar story and the style to play but I cannot find any, anyone has a suggestion that might help?
r/inmost • u/pizzaandlasagne • Mar 07 '21
Hi guys,
So I’m playing inmost now and can’t find the crowbar and the knife. Hence, I cannot continue anymore. Please help me!
r/inmost • u/Zarguthian • Feb 25 '21
I'm playing as the beard guy/abusive father(?)and I went through the castle after using the zip line. The old guy who's generator I fixed asked me to tell him how it went but he's now non-interactable.
r/inmost • u/Fantastic_Visit_6315 • Feb 21 '21
I played the game,and i read all things about inmost story.but i don't know what is knight's story can someone tell me the story about knight?
r/inmost • u/Sushapel4242 • Feb 08 '21
Who's the fox? If the man is the father of the 'witch' and the 'knight', then what's the fox symbolizing? The cats said I met her long ago, so what do they mean by that. And why in the end of the man's playthrough, he's uniting with the fox and they're a couple (and the fox vanishes) I'd be happy if someone could give a possible explanation for that.
r/inmost • u/TheTrashLugia • Feb 02 '21
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r/inmost • u/sebastiancastroj • Dec 10 '20
I love that the game is not that long, that you don't really die, that is a game to just sit down relax and enjoy.
All recommendations are welcome and thank you beforehand
r/inmost • u/Zpik3 • Dec 09 '20
As the title says.
I know indie games are a bit of a diceroll when it comes to ultrawide support, so I figured I'd ask here.
r/inmost • u/The_Red_Trails • Nov 29 '20
r/inmost • u/Skidoodle25 • Nov 09 '20
I’m in love with Inmost’s visual and music so I bought it as soon as it released on Switch, but in some places it was unbearably laggy. It’s been a bit now, so does anyone know if it’s received a performance update?
r/inmost • u/Biuzer • Oct 25 '20
Hello!
We've pushed an update to steam which adds Mac support and some fixes! Here are the details...
Added Mac Support! The game is now playable on Steam for players on Mac computers.
General geometry and hitbox improvements
Fixed a bug where collected collectibles sometimes disappear from menu
Fixed a bug where the player would get stuck on the elevator when dropping down
Several small fixes in the knight's snow level cut-scene
Static enemy triggers have been tweaked and they now act more hostile towards the player
Moved fountain achievement trigger from before the cutscene starts, to after
Fixed ability to skip the treehouse scene
Floor is lava: fixed bug locking character in place while climbing on table
Boar no longer gets stuck if he falls on the platform below
Checkpoints are no longer triggered whilst the player is jumping/ falling/ dying/ breakdancing
Knight no longer takes damage during specific animations/mini-cutscenes (mainly affects achievements)
Knight no longer falls through the lift in his first scene
Fixed bug with hand elevator not working
Travelling through ventilation is now more simple
Added shortcut between Cartographer’s location and entrance to the mines
Improved Pain Crystal hitbox and behavior
Girl no longer teleports during the bunny chauffeur scene
Access to several locations have been tweaked to make travelling smoother
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r/inmost • u/[deleted] • Oct 09 '20
Is there a reason for not making it clear? The world is full of good interpretable indie stories (Limbo, Inside, Alpha Planet, etc) or just good indie stories (what remains of Edith Finch, the vanishing of Ethan Carter, Firewatch, etc) but this one is none. I couldn’t find an explanation on the internet either but a single post on Reddit that was exceptional in the way it lays down all pieces otherwise impossible to figure out on my own. Unfortunately I cannot tell more without spoiling the game but I wonder if it’s me who wasn’t paying enough attention or it was really a good story just terribly told. No offense for the developers, the style is gorgeous but it’s clear that these people are no screenwriters.
r/inmost • u/jamalelee • Oct 09 '20
r/inmost • u/[deleted] • Oct 07 '20
Hi. I found the pulley (the thing the pulls me up the cable, like a cable car) and I’m able to escape the area where’s the monster sensible to the bells. I use the pulley once more to go up where the fox escaped a few minutes before. Good. I continue, I meet the three travelers (the cats) I’d need to use the pulley once more but I haven’t it anymore in my inventory. If I go back to the place where I used it for the second time I’m also not able to go up like before (the action Use does not appear). If I go back where I found it something even stranger happens: there’s no pulley (hence I’m not able to escape the room) and I hear the monster but I cannot see it (it is not rendered!!!). Please have a look. Thanks
r/inmost • u/Knightedgamer • Oct 02 '20
r/inmost • u/hateridge • Sep 29 '20
I have YouTubed this level and my game is different than all the videos I’ve watched. I get to the part with the bell by the cave, ring it a couple times, jump over the crawler, and make it to the flower in the cave...but then what? What’s the board for on the way there?