I unavoidably made the comparison due to moral debates about Six and the other yellow hooded character and this one cool fan art on Twitter linked below. It has spoilers for Spider-man: Brand New Day so don't look at it if you haven't seen the movie yet. I loved the movie, I enjoyed it all the way through.
Fan art:
https://x.com/a618duk/status/2088887627625926739?s=20
It's just a question that I thought of after thinking of a certain character that might have a child who ends up being a girl. I don't know where else to ask.
Some thoughts after playing The Backstage:
The environmental puzzles made sense, like all of it formed naturally to be puzzles for the kids instead of things being placed the way they are just to have a puzzle or platform the characters can pass through (the stacked books in LN2 being the worst example). The environment in general gave me a sense of unease all the way through, like the monster could get me after entering some room. Just a little unfortunate that they listened to people saying that LN3 is too colorful and bright when it isn't. A lot of it is darkened even if they have a great opportunity to show how great the place is like in LN2 and I personally didn't like it.
The gameplay was never reliant on trial and error and in my opinion, this applied to all the LN games but many people said otherwise and I can only disagree. I found that there are always enough time to react to monsters to survive without needing to die once. Hiding spots are all laid out well so it never felt impossible to notice them in time and run to them. The new flash of light mechanic is good for solving puzzles but meh for the enemies imo.
The new monster, apparently called the puppeteer, is probably top 5 scariest monsters in the game, despite the short encounter we had from her. Like every monster in the game, you cannot fight back, only hide from her even with the newly added Flash mechanic that gives you a little saving grace. If you don't escape even after that though, you will be caught, which is a good thing. I'm satisfied with her entire appearance but wouldn't complain if she gets more in a prequel. Honestly though, If she really was the perfect lady from TSON, I wouldn't describe her as "human, but something feels wrong" because she is obviously a monster with the stitched skin and all that going on.
I guess that's it for me. I wouldn't say I liked it more than The Hideaway and The Residence, but I'm still looking forward to the next chapter.
BUT, he also has the choice to sacrifice himself to save the other two. We, the players, will be given all of these three choices.
Because I found out from a recent conversation I had that some of us in this sub believe it to be true. Personally, I don't. I think it to be so disrespectful to accuse Tarsier of lying. What do you think?