Now,  LSD and video games I have successfully done before    I did something similar with Mario kart on the super nes.

Man,  I played it all night that night! The colors were just amazing,  and they were flying off the screen! All 32,768 of them, hahaha!
I remember it being the best time that I have ever had playing a video game period!

Then,  the next night sober,  I tried playing it again,  and I was like what the hell,  how did I play this all damn night!
I mean,  don't get me wrong,  Mario kart for the super is a great game,  but playing it as an adult on LSD,  took me right back to 1992,  when I was a kid 

Ah,  to take some acid again and play Mario kart,  how fun that would be!

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GenesisCorrupted said:
Alan Wake two is a frustrating experience. You want to just get chased in the darkness by shadow monsters. You need to use your flashlight to survive as you blow away smoke with a gun.

First thing you have to do in this game is the yarn conspiracy board from every detective movie.

Not fun and they make you do it a lot. You also don’t have nearly as many interactions with enemies. You’re also left to a very large empty map for large swathes of time. Resulting in a ton of dead air.

The first game was linear. It wasstory  driven you didn’t get to wander very much. It feels like they decided to take a lot of input from other games and try to apply it to that formula. You have a ton of freedom to explore your environment. In a game that is supposed to be linear and story driven. So now there’s a ton of dead air where your exploring emptiness and empty train cars looking for tape recorders or photographs. Maybe even just a weird cut scene that starts and you can’t leave until it finishes otherwise you haven’t collected it yet.

Now the scenes with the monsters are way more intense and difficult. Which I got it admit I’m impressed. The difficulty of this game is high. But I still feel like those scenes are so intense and sparsely populating the game. That it almost feels alien and unpleasant in a different way. Your met with such a skill curve after a literal 3 hour gap of nothing. That it’s shell shocking.

I’m still playing through it. I spent money to get this game. But I gotta say I wish I just waited because I bet this would be free with a subscription in a year.

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I have never played Alan Wake,  but it seems pretty good,  drugs or not,  haha! I might download it and give it a whirl