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i took a look through my steam reviews and came to the realization that: wow, it's been over 3 years since i beat fez now.

fez isn't a game i particularly played too much, or even attempted to 100%
(i am not learning a fictitious script and language @_@); i pretty much beat the game and left it at that, but it's one that's been able to stick itself inside my head since playing.

aside from the decent puzzling, obviously (at least i remember it being decent), what particularly stuck with me is the game's impeccable atmosphere. this greets me every single time i power my computer for a reason.

the soundtrack i think is probably one of my favorite game OSTs of all time, it is a masterclass in ambient music, of which i've been listening to a lot of recently.

my best attempt at describing it is that it's like the sensation of soft, shadowy hands squeezing in between your skull and brain, bathing in the cerebral fluid and coming down to carefully pluck at your brainstem, as though it were a string on a lavish instrument. i feel in-tune with SOMETHING when listening to it.
i cannot go much further than that on this point though, as i've not tried LSD.

anyways, the fact it's been so long has me excited; i don't think i remember most of the puzzles, so i can just play it mostly fresh... again! isn't that so cool?

it's probably worth for you to play it if you haven't too. it's ok, you can pirate it, phil fish died or something anyways.

-HARRAZEL