This game was designed as part of a class in game history. It's one of the most successful games I've seen done as part of a course, since most such games are very timid in their scope. This one is decently-sized.
The author decided to feature game history and critique heavily. Something happens in the game, and then you get a quote relevant to what you just experienced.
I found that an enjoyable premise. It did suffer from implementation issues, which are the bugbear of parser games in general. For instance, there is a telephone which cannot be referred to at at all.
Overall, it's a valuable addition to the niche of 'games about games'.