u/CtrlFoxTea

Just finished my first blind playthrough of Tunic on YT and found the game pretty challenging toward the end (doing the golden path route). I'm curious how many of you were able to beat the game this way without any help at all. What part did you find most difficult? I always like to ask these kinds of questions to gauge how bad I should feel about myself. 😂

I found some of the later puzzles in the game to be a little excessive or tedious at times - my only critique of the game. The broken door scattered across the map and the final mountain door combo were two of the biggest offenders. I know that it is likely intentional as a stylistic choice, but I was kind of over trying to draw out pictures to keep track of stuff. By no means did this ruin the game for me though, I had an incredible time and truly wish I would've had the patience to get through it all without help. Let me know your experience!

I just finished my blind playthrough on YouTube and had a wonderful experience. This game will stay with me forever and I look forward to browsing this subreddit more now that I don't have to worry about spoilers.

Now for the actual topic. Did any of you find the DLC to be more challenging than the base game? I found myself struggling a bit with the DLC, particularly in the digital areas where you learn the glitches. I did end up figuring everything out myself (I got a VERY subtle hint about the screams to figure out the secret campfire) but it did take noticeably longer. One of my commenters had a theory that because the DLC is more linear there's not much of an opportunity to take a break from something and come back with fresh eyes - it's more linear. I definitely think that was the case for me, but I'm curious what your experiences were here.