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What are you philosophical thoughts on the game

When i played scorn i knew there was a deeper meaning to the story from the underground to the stunning temple in polis i looked more into it afterwards but i found a subreddit about the game and thats my question

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u/Ok_Document_4955 — 1 day ago
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The ending doesn't agree with me

I get permastunned by my backpack? Come oon. In the middle of a stairway too. Inconsiderate. I guess backpack wins

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u/HugeTrol — 3 days ago
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Girgesque

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I’m starting a new series of illustrations for those who enjoy Dark Art, horror, and biomechanical art.

If you’re into this kind of art, you can follow the series on Instagram. More illustrations are coming!

u/nealdreamer — 4 days ago
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Thoughts on the game

It's art and design is a masterpiece but lacking a story in game. Its atmosphere was actually dreadful and gave creepiness and a vibe of being alone too. After learning the story from artbook and stuff i would enjoy it more while playing it the 2nd time. But it should have the story in built in the first place

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u/Dear_Cod9654 — 6 days ago
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Scorn is the feeling of not getting what you thought you deserved.

The beautiful story of mortals trying to live forever - the tragedy of false gods. A decadent advanced civilization plays around with Machine Intelligence in an attempt at finding a solution to the reproductive decline problem, dreams and promises of eternal life push them further into cruelty and experimentation, a catastrophe occurs, biological consequences ensue and the Vulture forever feasts on Prometheus' liver.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=htTChL9ZPOw

u/vlad3ree — 12 days ago