Darkpen

That's pretty neat.

@Rather Dashing I don't understand why the McElroy automatically assumed that anything involving hostesses is automatically creepy. He most likely hasn't played any of the Yakuza games to go with that assumption.

Which in itself is sad.

That's some style there. That's some serious tang. I love it.

Hopefully the art style is somewhat carried into the game itself, or better yet, they use that video as a sort of serial tv series-style intro thing :P

Picture's missing blood effects.

@Mehbah I'm so disappointed that a pillar reference wasn't made earlier in the comments. But at least its here.

multiqueue? Took long enough.

@Shadsy I dunno, I feel like the R-18+ rating might be just made to throw those games who would get rated that to be thrown under the bus, like how Cero Z is in Japan (placed under/behind counters, etc).

The Longest Journey is the BEST game ever! :D

Its like the game was made for the 90's, but with late 00's technology.

The attitude, the gameplay design (noclip flying, physics), and the quasi-nazi thing with occult/science. It all seems so... not contemporary.

The voice acting is probably just a placeholder, but the motion blur was pretty bad. Worse than HL2's.

@The angry pro consumer gaming ga

Because this is a preexisting Japanese indie title that's being ported with mild alterations to make it look better.

Also, blame Microsoft for setting a $15 precedent.