What does this have over Content Warning?

[Cruddy]

Curious, it just looks like that but with a more grounded setting.

[rental cat]

no recording only pictures

[Leafermax]

more simple imo

[hythrain | t.tv]

1. More cameras. Instead of a single camera, everyone will generally be carrying their own camera. This makes individual impact more meaningful.

2. Picture Only. Rather than having a rolling footage, you are taking pictures. This means if you're not fast enough to snap a pic when something happens, you lose the chance. This isn't quite the case in Content Warning, where even if you're late you can still get something out of it.

3. More interesting locales and monsters. Because both monsters and the background are primarily monochromatic in Content Warning, it can lead to things blending in and being hard to distinguish. While monsters in this game are generally more dark, they utilise more colour in their environment to make things stand out. Besides this, the various monsters they have are also interesting, especially when you start encountering giant monsters.

4. Easier-To-Understand Scoring System. You can snap a picture and it tells you precisely what each thing in the picture is worth. Because of this, you can more easily understand how to affect the score of individual pictures. With Content Warning, there's no clear way to tell how each thing that happens in the video is affecting the views.

[Volpe/Pinne]

simpler but funnier and prettier