I felt like someone took a knife and cut a whole portion of me. I remember the day I lost my dad, I was so divested. I went up to see him for like two seconds but than the nurses told us we had to leave the room because they needed to change his clothes and than they were moving him to the 5th floor. ON when I got home from school my grandfather asked me if I would like to go see my father at the hospital. In 2011 my step mom couldn't handle it no more so she went to file for a divorce and left him in a empty house with nothing but a mattress to sleep on. They than put him on all kinds of meds and started him on dialyses. Every month after that one year he ended up back in the hospital because his kidney's weren't working right. Nobody told me that my father was sick right away because I don't think they were excepting him to show any signs of it. About a year later my dad ended up in the hospital and that's when I found out that my dad had kidney failure. I moved in with him 13 days before my 10th birthday. My father and I didn't meet until I was 9 1/2 years old. For the first time in my life I really want to believe that death is not the end, that one day I will meet my dad again. His face keeps on flashing before my eyes, his smile, the way he would call out my name lovingly, his jokes, his words of wisdom and his unwavering optimism. And I also realized that I had just lost one of the few people who had unconditional love for me. I couldn't believe that never again am I going to hear my dad, see him, talk to him. Yet it was some days after his departure that the realization of what I had lost finally hit me. Seeing my dad looking so peaceful after he passed away eased a bit of my heartache.
Now that I think of it, I don't know how we all survived those days. He remained in the intensive care for 19 days, and every day was a torture to see him suffering and dying a slow death.
I cannot say that it was unexpected, yet now I realize that there is nothing in life that can prepare us to bear this void. Fortunately, from what I’ve played so far, Total Mayhem Games is definitely up to the task.We all love and miss you so much sleep well,Īnd take care of all who went before you.Ībout two months ago I lost my father. We Were Here Forever will need to deliver much more than ever before. Past games have always been short and concise, never overstaying their welcome or becoming bloated with low-quality puzzles.
WE WERE HERE TOGETHER SAVE BOTH SERIES
The length may come as a surprise to series fans.
The newest, We Were Here Forever, is expected to take 12-15 hours to complete and will take players through Castle Rock and out into the surrounding town of Rockbury, its graveyard, and foundry. Related: The 5 Best Games At PAX East 2022Įach game in the series has roughly doubled in length, presumably budget, and certainly quality, from the 90 minute We Were Here, to the three hour We Were Here Too, to the six hour We Were Here Together. It’s a unique puzzle room experience that requires strong communication skills, as well as visuo-spatial mental imagery, quick problem solving, and a stomach for horror. Using a radio to communicate, you and your partner navigate through a series of increasingly complicated escape rooms, trade information to solve puzzles, and uncover the mysteries of Castle Rock. If you haven’t played We Were Here, the premise is simple: a pair of adventurers enter a mysterious castle to seek refuge from a snowstorm and are immediately separated from each other.
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