No, you have to jump down from there and THEN rewind

[demon_of_roses]

So, this game Braid. Been playing it for a week or two now, but I feel like talking about it now. That game is beautiful. The music, the mechanics, the brilliant puzzles, all of it. /advertise. Even though we have it on Mike's 360, I'm considering buying the PC version also. Since I don't live at his house, you know. They were going to put it

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[cursor_mortis]

Wow. I can't remember the last time I saw a post with this much happy in it. The happy is spreading to me. It's contagious! Quick, quarantine it!

[macabredivinity]

I've always thought you were good with animals. By the way, abour your game -- where should I send it? I'm late on sending a lot of things to people, so I hope you know it's nothing personal.

Also, if you're into violins, cellos and stuff, you should check out Rasputina. Sure, they're gothy and quirky and full of references to things you'll probably never care about... but my God, Miss V., the music...

[demon_of_roses]

I haven't moved anywhere. :P

Also, I'm still debating how I feel about that "Miss V." thing. I'm not sure about that one.

[macabredivinity]

Mrs. Mike Person it is. MrsMP (Murr-Sump). Dude, YES.

... Here's to hoping I'll find your address under aproximately two trillion drawings. *Thumbs up* I feel like a gothic Indiana Jones. :D

[kagechaos]

I am now curious, what kind of game is Braid?

[demon_of_roses]

It's a puzzle game, pretty much. It's got a Mario kind of feel, and even references Mario several times. The main element of the game is time travel, but the way the time travel works changes in every world. It's impossible for you to die, because you can rewind as far back as you want, but that doesn't make the puzzles that much easier.

Go play it. :P