Are there any games that feel like a David Lynch movie?
Lynchian games
Caleb Martinez
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Jacob Watson
only harvester and even then barely
Noah Hughes
No.
Isaiah Perry
Nier Replicant
Camden Harris
Absolute closest there's ever been is probably Who's Lila?, and even that doesn't really make it.
Lucas Hernandez
Disco Elysium
Deadly Premonition
Evil Within 2
Kentucky Route Zero
Jacob King
Not even close.
Connor Bennett
feels more like a Tarkovsky film to me
Dylan Brown
Seconding Harvester. Maybe Deadly Premonition fits as well, kinda.
But in truth, you can only replicate Lynchian imagery and feel on a surface-level. The spirituality and sincerity is what ties it all together.
He obviously draws a lot of inspiration from films such as Sunset Boulevard and Persona but his works are wholly his own and are nigh impossible to imitate properly.
It would most likely be much easier to develop a style of your own than to try and make something that closely resembles Lynch's works..
Aiden Cruz
Deadly Premonition is pure surface-level in its attempts to imitate Lynch. I love the game and its setting and its own supernatural elements, but it is nowhere near Lynchian.
Grayson Robinson
>Evil Within 2
not at all
Nathaniel Jones
any games that feel like this scene?
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Landon Howard
If you allow media or game-adjacent works in general though, then Town of Veins is probably the closest I've seen to Lynch being done outside of Lynch himself. But like everything else, it's only barely Lynchian.
Nobody can actually replicate Lynchian imagery in the pure sense. You will only ever find various levels of poor imitation.
Caleb Ramirez
The Silver Case, Flower Sun and Rain.
Noah Morris
>you can only replicate Lynchian imagery and feel on a surface-level
but that's all there is to lynch
Kevin Adams
Filtered
Samuel Richardson
Paratopic, kinda.
Landon Turner
alan wake, silent hill 2
Josiah Williams
>alan wake
Draws far more from Stephen King than anything by Lynch, to the point the former is literally named in the opening narration. There's nothing Lynchian about Alan Wake.
Mason Morgan
LYNCHED
William Flores
elaborate on that