Everyone derives different experiences out of playing the same game. So what are some of the more interesting takes on TGL themes that you perceived while playing it?
I loved the...
- A sense of the lone heroine, going on a very lonely, frightening and isolating mission because no one else could accomplish it.
- The strange duality of natural creature enemies coupled with high technology enemies (Eyeballs one minute then laser beam shooting ships the next).
- The comfort Miria must have felt in the Blue Landers, even though they aren't human and probably only semi-intelligent. (What is their origin?)
- The landscape of NAJU is haunting. It's bleak (the music helps with this feeling too) and seems to have harsh conditions all over. Snow, wastelands, crystal formations, etc.
I loved the...
- A sense of the lone heroine, going on a very lonely, frightening and isolating mission because no one else could accomplish it.
- The strange duality of natural creature enemies coupled with high technology enemies (Eyeballs one minute then laser beam shooting ships the next).
- The comfort Miria must have felt in the Blue Landers, even though they aren't human and probably only semi-intelligent. (What is their origin?)
- The landscape of NAJU is haunting. It's bleak (the music helps with this feeling too) and seems to have harsh conditions all over. Snow, wastelands, crystal formations, etc.