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Thing is, I\'m not sure what trope this could be put under. The closest thing I can think of is Controllable Helplessness, but that doesn\'t seem quite right, as you can still get to the end of the level, it\'s more of a story-affecting-gameplay type thing. Does anyone have any other ideas?
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Thing is, I\\\'m not sure what trope this could be put under. The closest thing I can think of is Controllable Helplessness, but that doesn\\\'t seem quite right, as you can still get to the end of the level, it\\\'s more of a story-affecting-gameplay-but-not-really type thing. Does anyone have any other ideas?
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When first playing the game, I was struck by the way Benjamin\'s sudden blindness was introduced; the player is in a tight maze with a close zoom, so that they will more likely than not blunder into several dead ends before finding the exit… because they can\'t see, just like Benjamin! As well as being a very quickly resolved use of foreshadowing, I found it a clever and poignant use of gameplay to get across the character\'s experience, and was surprised that it wasn\'t mentioned already. Thing is, I\'m not sure what trope this could be put under. The closest thing I can think of is Controllable Helplessness, but that doesn\'t seem quite right, as you can still get to the end of the level, it\'s more of a story-affecting-gameplay type thing. Does anyone have any other ideas?
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When first playing the game, I was struck by the way Benjamin\\\'s sudden blindness was introduced; the player is in a tight maze with a close zoom, so that they will more likely than not blunder into several dead ends before finding the exit… because they can\\\'t see, just like Benjamin! As well as being a very quickly resolved use of foreshadowing, I found it a clever and poignant use of gameplay to get across the character\\\'s experience, and was surprised that it wasn\\\'t mentioned already.
Thing is, I\\\'m not sure what trope this could be put under. The closest thing I can think of is Controllable Helplessness, but that doesn\\\'t seem quite right, as you can still get to the end of the level, it\\\'s more of a story-affecting-gameplay type thing. Does anyone have any other ideas?
