You have to build a base. You have to install some heaters, drills, and wind turbines. You have to build a new base because the previous one starts flooding. You have to install bigger heaters, drills, and now solar panels.
You do not have to build one, but you build a car.
You have to build a base. You have to install some heaters, drills, and wind turbines. You have to build a new base because the previous one starts flooding. You have to install bigger heaters, drills, and now solar panels.
You do not have to build one, but you build a car.
Where Disco Elysium presents us with an ultimately optimistic narrative, Norco is the pits. The conclusion it makes is that there is no family, community, or salvation possible (under neoliberalism).
It will definitely stay with me for a long time.
Where Disco Elysium presents us with an ultimately optimistic narrative, Norco is the pits. The conclusion it makes is that there is no family, community, or salvation possible (under neoliberalism).
It will definitely stay with me for a long time.
I have finally finished the first game, just on time before the sequel came out.
I thoroughly enjoyed it even though I struggle with video games a lot.
It is fascinating to see such a detailed narrative built around how fast players can progress.
I have finally finished the first game, just on time before the sequel came out.
I thoroughly enjoyed it even though I struggle with video games a lot.
It is fascinating to see such a detailed narrative built around how fast players can progress.