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Post #1895015

2026-03-11 10:41 UTC

Started playing **Rauniot** - a post-apocalyptic isometric point&click adventure game set in Lapland. Only few hours in and the vibes are great, although the voice acting and dialogue feels ... I dunno, it's not "bad", but it feels a bit "off", like it's written by "semi-edgy artsyfartsy" type, and the dialogue is performed by aliens who only got the tldr version of how to act human. Visually the game looks quite a bit like Fallout 1 and 2, just with higher colordepth and resolution. Sound (apart from dialogue) is pretty ambient. So all good in my books. And I gotta respect the absolutely slamming metal tune the main character is blasting in their car during the intro sequence. Hell. Yea. \\\,\,/ Puzzles have been mostly "find a tool to do x", some items (eg. a rope in the first screen of the game) do blend into the background, so hovering over everything on the screen is a must. Interactables are highlighted in yellow outline, which on some cases can be *really* soft and it blends to the apocalyptic colorpalette of sepia/brown/gray surprisingly well, but at least all interactable things have a soundeffect when hovered with a mouse. Gotta play more, I do want to see where it goes with the story and puzzles later on.

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  • @Coelacanth@feddit.nu 2026-03-11 11:55

    Interesting. Haven't heard of that but it looks neat. Might be the type of game I'd rather watch a Let's Play of than play myself, though. Also... > the voice acting and dialogue feels ... I dunno, it's not "bad", but it feels a bit "off", like it's written by "semi-edgy artsyfartsy" type, and the dialogue is performed by aliens who only got the tldr version of how to act human. are you *sure* they're not just... Finnish?

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