SOMA studio says its next game is not 'stressful or scary' in the traditional sense, but it'll still mess you up real good: 'The goal is to evoke this deep existential terror that stays long after you finish playing'
www.pcgamer.com
Ontos, revealed by Frictional Games at The Game Awards, aims to double down on SOMA's cerebral approach to horror
  • Mohamed
    2·
    30 days ago

    I agree. One can separate SOMA into the mechanics (can’t attack must always run or hide) and the dialogue and story. Both are masterfully done, and the story and dialogue left a deep impression on me for a long time after, the same way art and literature can affect oneself.