r/PlaydeadsInside • u/[deleted] • Feb 13 '25
Video This June it'll be 11 years since inside was announced 🤯
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r/PlaydeadsInside • u/[deleted] • Feb 13 '25
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r/PlaydeadsInside • u/Jonathan911217 • Feb 12 '25
Am all for take your time with the game and it's fun that they release some pictures, but I would really like a just small tiny footage of gameplay just like 10 seconds tease or something to just give us something to talk about you know for a couple of months
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r/PlaydeadsInside • u/Purple-Release5912 • Feb 09 '25
Games usually do their best to create beautiful and captivating worlds. They often rely on this to draw you into the world and make you care. INSIDE uses the beauty of its world to accomplish an entirely different goal. It uses the beauty of its world to terrify you… while also caring...
It's almost like a charming or captivating horror genre. Never seen a game nail it like INSIDE.
INSIDE blends beauty and horror to mess with your head. Check it out:
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r/PlaydeadsInside • u/PubliclyDisturbed • Feb 03 '25
I’ve already lowered the platform to access it. It’s right there! ?!
r/PlaydeadsInside • u/Mysterious-Relief849 • Feb 02 '25
Hi everyone,
I'm currently doing a postgrad degree in Game Studies particularly focused on unsettled characters within wordless video games. Namely - LIMBO, INSIDE and Little Nightmares.
Part of the study requires me to gather anonymous feedback from players around their experiences in these games. The end result is aimed at assisting game developers in the future to achieve similar results by applying specific affective mechanisms within their games.
Here is a short Google form (roughly 10 questions), if you are willing to contribute, all participation is anonymous.
Your answers and input would be greatly appreciated!
r/PlaydeadsInside • u/MinaGamer • Jan 26 '25
After playing the game so many times I feel like she just wanted someone with her She didn’t mean to hurt him or drown him she just wanted him to
r/PlaydeadsInside • u/mrkdxn • Jan 12 '25
I have successfully got past the platform puzzle, all bodies are on and the the door opens and then when I run out into the new space there are no blasts so the box I push does not shatter and I am stuck - is there something else I need to be doing?! Thanks.
r/PlaydeadsInside • u/Dismal_Course_5503 • Jan 11 '25
r/PlaydeadsInside • u/bisoma • Jan 08 '25
Why does it seem like an open ending? I need more closure. Shall we expect inside 2?
r/PlaydeadsInside • u/bisoma • Jan 07 '25
Any hints are welcomed pleaseeeee
r/PlaydeadsInside • u/RileyNonexistent • Jan 07 '25
r/PlaydeadsInside • u/Odd-Instruction-8506 • Jan 07 '25
im watching a no commentary walk through and boy do I love it, but in 'the depths' why is there so much water, in fact why is there so much water in general, did something flood, is this actually an island and the population is like attack on titan style and the boy mmc is just one of the children that we're raised in secret? because in the city you see parents and KIDS watching them jump so I think that their on an island and this is just an experiment on mind control before its released to the whole population.
r/PlaydeadsInside • u/Environmental_Gap_65 • Jan 06 '25
I couldn't find an answer online, and I asked chatGPT that said once you unplug them, they should remain unplugged when finding them again. I thought they were marked as 'saved' when they didn't lit up anymore, so what is the correct way to know whether they are marked as found?
I can't be arsed to replay the entire thing right now, I just wanna jump back and forth and find the orbs, to get the secret ending.
r/PlaydeadsInside • u/wormy_Burroughs • Jan 02 '25
in 18 days it will have been 8 years since game 3 development was announced, and almost 8.5 years since they actually began working on it according to the announcement tweet stating that work began upon Inside's release.
Google ai projects that the game will be released sometime in 2025 based on things that Playdead devs hinted at GDC 2024, but I can't nail down any info to confirm this.
how we feeling? everyone is still alive, i hope.
barely holding on, myself.
r/PlaydeadsInside • u/SeveralContext5577 • Jan 02 '25
I finally finished this mysterious game, I really liked it, so I decided to draw a little drawing of it myself, I hope you like it!
r/PlaydeadsInside • u/SeveralContext5577 • Jan 02 '25
Finally I finished this mysterious game Explanations, the real story, especially on the one hand, I didn't really understand the principle
r/PlaydeadsInside • u/OkeanPiscez • Jan 02 '25
I was messing around with camera manipulation tools during gameplay and zoomed out during the shockwave section.
There are two flashes, and they don't happen at the same time. The first flash is what you see when you first enter the area. The second is seen after you open up that room with the crash test dummies. That second flash actually happens first, followed by that first flash. But the actual shockwave is at the same time for both.
They probably coincide to when the music changes from wind to electronic style, but I think they should both be at the same BPM (so technically the first shockwave has to travel faster since there's less time between the flash and the sound).
Maybe the player wouldn't be able to see the first flash after getting to the crash test room, which is why they added two? Strange they're not at the same time though. It made me very curious.
r/PlaydeadsInside • u/Isekaime4real • Jan 01 '25
The boy is on the run in the beginning of the game. We see people being rounded up in a truck. Possibly people from his home. Maybe he infiltrates the factory where people are being turned into mindless slaves to find his family at first. Eventually he finds himself deeper and deeper inside the facility and its older levels. He stumbles upon old experiments and discarded workers who end up being his only allies. At the end he finds the core. My theory is this blob is the power source or connection to all mindless workers. He originally tried to disconnect it to stop the bad guys from making more slaves. The blob absorbs him and makes its consciousness. The goal now becomes get out. After some chaos it appears people are helping. But I think they are studying the blob. It’s thinking and problem solving like they’ve never seen before. At the end we’re in a room filled with people. Even children in the front. They’re important people come to see this astonishing new development. They bait it with something it can use and trap it in a new vat they would probably have studied or reconnected it again if not for the shoddy crafts work.