Yes it is the thing you need and you absolutely cannot interact with it before you read a clue that will directly point you there (as well as other stuff for the platform.

Exactly :D

That near platform was a literal “go there take that” note after reading which I again went to the location and took the item. Felt a little disappointed because of such hard locked puzzle that make sure you know the answer before solving.

Agree, I had a moment with a puzzle (coffee world threshold opening, where you need to build a platform) I read on the platform that it needs laughter and engine, I remembered that I saw (spoiler) in the park, felt super smart, went there only to understand that I can’t interact. Turne out (1/2)

I liked that Alan Wake 2 used both variants :D

I mean, until you fall all the way down from the mountain to the heavily infested BT area - it is :D

For sure, the order slipped from me :D And with a text I’d switch to the 325

235 but when I look at a sun (which differs from other two) it turns me to the 231, feeling like mountains there just to distract, but first thought was 235

Sold to me

For sure, also bought yesterday and enjoying it a lot. Heavy metal sounds from spiders are so loud and cool

Take your time, Sydney, I believe everyone is totally okay with any kind of delay if it helps you to regenerate in every way 🙌

That’s a descent advice actually, thanks!
I can see how even professional studios doing such thing e.g. Alan Wake 2 colors during Saga playthrough seems a lot like RE2 remake, but with small additions of more green or red at times which makes it pop

I watched and rewatched it 3 times since its release, cause besides the interesting info it’s a really cool reality show tbh and there are so many stories and cool people there.
There is also Double Fine’s Adventure series about creating of Broken Age which is also really cool and interesting.

Understandable :D
I’m on the opposite side - haven’t played Baldur’s Gate and Ex 33 ‘cause of the same reason :D
AW2 with the DLCs, that can be played during the main campaign took me 29 hours to complete, it’s pretty big.

Especially cool it felt in Lake House DLC (SPOILERS ON SCREENSHOT) where agent not only marks the stuff you stumbled upon, but also thoughts about the story which both convenient and immersive.
Approach to maps partially reminded me of Firewatch.

As an old school survival horror gamer I appreciate such thing. I love exploring the locations, but hate it when I literally stumble upon important item and accidentally didn’t noticed it (happened in Parasite Eve) and then searching all the map except this place for hours, just to come back.