Shadowrun SNES, most obtuse goddamn game Ive ever tried to play as a kid.
You spend hours looking for a doctor to fix your brain so you can log onto matrix youtube, and when you find one he accidentally sets your brain to a 30 minute self destruct mode and cant unfuck it himself.
I played that on an emulator in the early 2000s. A fascinating and confusing game that for some reason holds a special place in my heart even though I never made any real progress or understood what was going on.
I was stuck for years on that stupid ship because I missed a fucking button that was that hard to see and find and assumed I did something wrong or the game glitched.
And don't get me started on some of the plot resolution methods, like "better threaten that vampire twice or you got the wrong true name, lol."
Shadowrun SNES, most obtuse goddamn game Ive ever tried to play as a kid.
You spend hours looking for a doctor to fix your brain so you can log onto matrix youtube, and when you find one he accidentally sets your brain to a 30 minute self destruct mode and cant unfuck it himself.
I played that on an emulator in the early 2000s. A fascinating and confusing game that for some reason holds a special place in my heart even though I never made any real progress or understood what was going on.
That game was brutally obtuse at parts.
I was stuck for years on that stupid ship because I missed a fucking button that was that hard to see and find and assumed I did something wrong or the game glitched.
And don't get me started on some of the plot resolution methods, like "better threaten that vampire twice or you got the wrong true name, lol."