Yeah.
It is...
Gosh.
It is set...
At an indeterminate point in the future, basically at the end of the world.
And so it's a game where you are walking through environments that are sort of like lightly animated dioramas.
Like it's moving, but things are essentially static and you are meant to take a series of photographs.
You're given like goals for each stage.
You take those photos.
Once you take all of them, you move on to the next stage.
Pretty simple stuff.
But as you're doing that, I think the real the juice here is as you're walking around these environments, a story kind of unfolds.
It's not really like pulled to you, but you can observe the story that is happening.
That is an allegory for all kinds of different things.
where climate change is in there.
The COVID pandemic is in there.
We'll get into what is in the game, but it's like one of the most like politically relevant and like politically focused and aware games I think I've played in a long time.
And I think that's what makes it so great.
In addition to just like being fun to walk around and take photographs, the slow realization of what is happening I think is crucial
here.
Yeah.
It is...
Gosh.
It is set...
At an indeterminate point in the future, basically at the end of the world.
And so it's a game where you are walking through environments that are sort of like lightly animated dioramas.
Like it's moving, but things are essentially static and you are meant to take a series of photographs.
You're given like goals for each stage.
You take those photos.
Once you take all of them, you move on to the next stage.
Pretty simple stuff.
But as you're doing that, I think the real the juice here is as you're walking around these environments, a story kind of unfolds.
It's not really like pulled to you, but you can observe the story that is happening.
That is an allegory for all kinds of different things.
where climate change is in there.
The COVID pandemic is in there.
We'll get into what is in the game, but it's like one of the most like politically relevant and like politically focused and aware games I think I've played in a long time.
And I think that's what makes it so great.
In addition to just like being fun to walk around and take photographs, the slow realization of what is happening I think is crucial
here.
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