Twilight Touch Explores: SeaClyff Retreat
by Jin Lovelace, HSM team writer & filmmaker
With respect to the people who created the original Mansion: save for the Infinity Pool, I generally loathe the rest of the mansion types in Home. While price was usually touted as the primary complaint, it had far more to do with quality as far as I was concerned. Besides, it’s quite uncommon that I travel to my garage for a hangout.
When it comes to premium pricing in Home I don’t necessarily have a problem with it, as long as the perceived quality is on par with the fee. These days, the aesthetics of the Home mansions just don’t cut it for me, and so they come off as remarkably gauche.
But for Game Mechanics’ upcoming release of the SeaClyff Retreat, things are different. Very different.
This video tour showcases some of the features, the rooms, and some decorative layouts I’ve input into this space. I was prepared to be wordy, but I wasn’t prepared for the extensive features that are packed into this humble abode. It is genuinely astonishing how many features somehow made it in without causing memory leaks, implosions and a general gnashing of teeth. The full write-up is over at Twilight Touch, but I want to showcase the video here.
I’ll say this: if $19.99 is the only possible reason for you to avoid purchasing this space, then consider yourself being left behind. As Kassadee Marie stated: this is a Mansion space done right.
October 10th, 2013 by Jin Lovelace | 2 comments
Jin Lovelace is a machinimist and team writer for HomeStation Magazine, as well as the founder of Twilight Touch Inc. -- http://twilighttouchinc.com and http://youtube.com/twilighttouchinc. When not found in PlayStation Home, Jin studies graphic design and illustration (character design and fashion), gaming, and the culinary arts.
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Plenty of space tour videos out there. But few are decorated as they are all made at speed to be the first ones released. Someone like you guys should release your videos aimed towards spaces but how they are decorated as you seem to decorate well and release well done video
I tend to simply concentrate on my product and not care at all on who produces what “first”.
Quality matters to me more than the “meet to” videos.
Thank you for your comment.