"game about games" delivers the first interactive magazine focused on video game critiques. It features short excerpts from let's plays of titles like Dying Light, used solely for analysis. Episode 1 spotlights the 2015 open-world game that blends parkour with zombie navigation, jumping rooftops for nonstop movement.
Players join in to demonstrate parkour freedom by helping create clips that showcase efficient, boundary-free motion. Episode 2 examines jump scares as horror's core element. This casual indie adventure suits gamers who enjoy hands-on reviews and interactive breakdowns of movement mechanics.
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GAG contains small excerpts from the let’s play of various video games, which it uses and interacts with exclusively for critique!
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Episode No. 2
A jump scare as the foundation of horror
Episode No. 1
Dying Light was released in 2015. Combining an open world with parkour, it fully embraced the philosophy of efficient movement without boundaries. From jumping over zombies to traveling by rooftop, the game is made to keep you running non-stop. This is the first and only video game that recreates the kind of freedom parkour brings to reality. The result is the best movement mechanics in an open world game. So, we decided to make a clip about it. With your help, of course. You will be the one to show people freedom.
