Octopus Overlords

ImLawBoy wrote: ↑Tue Mar 26, 2024 10:40 am I started this about a year ago on Steam Deck, but stalled out pretty early on. Difficulty factor was high for me. As noted above, you need to keep moving and my play style tends to sneaking and sniping. I do want to go back to it now that I'm better at using Steam Deck controls, but I'd probably have to start from scratch as I can't imagine remembering how the controls work.

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I'd rate the story about an 8, gameplay about a 6.

It's like an X-Files universe where Mulder was taken seriously.

I loved all the little recordings and news articles you would find. Many of them were basically just short horror stories. I rarely seek out all the side stuff in games, but for Control it was the highlight.