I would describe it as hopeful.
It is a social commentary, and intentionally nauseatingly sweet one — it is a critique of the modern cynical view of the world, challenging a widespread view that nothing can be done about the sorry status quo.
It is profound and nothing like other videogames.
It is a social commentary, and intentionally nauseatingly sweet one — it is a critique of the modern cynical view of the world, challenging a widespread view that nothing can be done about the sorry status quo.
It is profound and nothing like other videogames.
November 16, 2024 at 4:19 PM
I would describe it as hopeful.
It is a social commentary, and intentionally nauseatingly sweet one — it is a critique of the modern cynical view of the world, challenging a widespread view that nothing can be done about the sorry status quo.
It is profound and nothing like other videogames.
It is a social commentary, and intentionally nauseatingly sweet one — it is a critique of the modern cynical view of the world, challenging a widespread view that nothing can be done about the sorry status quo.
It is profound and nothing like other videogames.
The game argues that preserving consciousness is of cosmological importance. Saying that our extinction is better for nature is hypocrisy, when nature itself is inevitably going to die unless we learn to control and guide it — thus, our interference is the only shot at making a long-term difference.
November 16, 2024 at 4:10 PM
The game argues that preserving consciousness is of cosmological importance. Saying that our extinction is better for nature is hypocrisy, when nature itself is inevitably going to die unless we learn to control and guide it — thus, our interference is the only shot at making a long-term difference.