so i just read this really cool interview with sally beaumont, a voice actor who's worked on some amazing games like old skies and the séance of blake manor. what i found really interesting is that she's super passionate about narrative singleplayer games, and i can totally relate to that. there's something so special about immersing yourself in a good story, you know?



one of the things that stood out to me is that sally's been playing pc games for ages - her first memory is of playing leisure suit larry, which is pretty funny considering she was way too young for it. but it's clear that her love for gaming only grew stronger over time, and she's had some incredible experiences along the way. she even credits playing the curse of monkey island with inspiring her to become a voice actor, which is pretty cool.



i loved hearing about the games she's currently playing, like the séance of blake manor (which she's actually in, which is kind of surreal). she talks about how the time mechanic in the game really changes the way you play, making you more thoughtful and intentional with your actions. it's interesting to see how she, as a voice actor, approaches gameplay and storytelling. and of course, she's also a fan of other adventure games like nelly cootalot, which she praises for its clever jokes and warm atmosphere.



what really resonated with me, though, is when sally talks about the joy of playing narrative singleplayer games. she says that one of the best things about them is that they're often relatively small, so you can have a whole collection of them on your pc without feeling overwhelmed. it's so true - i have a bunch of favorite games that i love to replay everyRead more: Full article on www.pcgamer.com

What do you think about this?