And at that point, the real world will be, once again, a step closer to the one shown in NORCO. To our detriment.

I'm grateful to Geography Of Robots for what they made.

This will be another Kentucky Route Zero for me. In a few years, I will yet again return to its darkness, its humor, its music. I will need its other chunks, and from this need I will discover new layers of what now escapes me.

But it confronted me with a new palette of emotions. The absurdity of moving on, and of moving forward. The weakness in the face of change, and the impotence even as you act to save what you can. The shattered mind when you collect the puzzles of your past, only to find it too complex to digest.

Norco touches all of this, but brings no salvation. And I don’t believe it tries to. And it can’t.

This time, I came to it with a fresh, unhealed wound. Death in an already broken family, myself surviving an accident, and facing an illness. I craved a one-sided reconciliation, and a reckoning with the postindustrial shithole I come from.

we are thesaurus/tree nerds over here

(the dictionaries keep underlining the "copse" as a typo)

Thank you, but I'd rather not. I would have to rebuild the entirety of the game and I'm not planning on doing that.

I wish, I would absolutely love having physical copies of my games. But I have no control over any porting efforts with regards to Roadwarden. : ( At this point, I try to focus on my next project.

Hi! I'm not against making any unofficial translations of my games, but I believe that it's a tremendous undertaking - Roadwarden was programmed very poorly and translating it would require editing its source files directly, basically forming a second piece of software.

This sucks, I'm so sorry to hear that. I'm passing your message to the team that handles the porting efforts.

Thanks! I'm preparing the greatest project of my life, but it will take a while. : )

Hi! Thanks for asking here. : )
I can't reply without spoilers, so you can use for measurements this spoiler-heavy collage: i.ibb.co/q3BJ0Rbn/the...
For comparison, the map from Baldur's Gate 1 was my base inspiration and it doesn't try being literal or detailed and therefore has greater freedom.

Aww
Some systems and quests definitely made sense only because of these constraints.