Been having this stuck in my head since I first started looking around for different covers of the Pseudoregalia OST. www.youtube.com/watch?v=wBKf...
YouTube video by John "Joy" Tay
WELLLLLL my capture card died so that's great! anyway we're pivoting to Pseudoregalia come hang out for goat bunny hips, twitch TOS can suck it www.twitch.tv/punkbnuuy
as someone who has played platformers since i was like 5, i appreciate it when a platformer is so effortlessly tough at its base mechanical level to where my hands are sweating to hit jumps. pseudoregalia is the first 3d platformer to make me struggle in a long time, and its a great game.
pseudoregalia is the best game i cant spell the name of
video game topsters, no series overlap (disparate series within a franchise OK, ie Paper Mario and Mario Party). not necessarily based on what i think the better game is, just the one that left the most impact on me, according to how i feel right now. roughly in order i suppose
It is what you do with those graphics that matters. You can probably count the polygons on Sybil Pseudoregalia's model, but Pseudoregalia still looks great.
I give it 3-5 years until we see a PS1/N64 era nostalgia boom, maybe 2 years if a good trendsetter comes out early. Games like Pseudoregalia, Shipwreck 64, and Nightmare Kart show the skill and desire is floating around.
I love that ever since I played Pseudoregalia, I've been seeing a MASSIVE amount of Sybil cake everywhere. Coincidance, yes but damn am I happy to see it. Beautiful work
one of my recent experiences with this would be the metroidvania pseudoregalia when learning how the different jumps and motions interacted with each other would lead to some cool sequence breaks and new maneuvers.