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A large game about philosophical conundrums and philosophers, February 3, 2016by MathBrush This longish game has a pretty big map, after a bottlenecking first room. You explore a world where philosophical thought experiments are given life (Plato's cave, Zeno's paradox, etc.) Philosophers are also there: Marx, Plato, Rand, and others. Was this review helpful to you? Yes No Remove vote | Add a comment
Comments on this reviewPrevious | << 1 >> | Next Sobol, December 13, 2015 - Reply Wikipedia says, "The male gaze occurs when the camera puts the audience into the perspective of a heterosexual man." And I definetely sensed some chemistry between the PC and Achilles. MathBrush, December 13, 2015 - Reply I was thinking more about the part where the PC stares down the barista's shirt, but I see your point. Sobol, December 13, 2015 - Reply As far as I understand, the PC is gender-neutral. And the authors deliberately added some "fan service" with one male and one female character to cater for a wide taste. But, to my own taste, Achilles was much more... fanservicy. The scenes with the barista are basically just talking with a charming friendly barista. Participating in a naked physical contest with a kind athletic guy - who blushes when you talk to him - and then carries you on his shoulder - and then "puts an amphora of wine to your lips" - well, that's something straight from an erotic dream. I also liked the scene with "your mother" - a kind of moment that shows the strength of interactive fiction. You can't insert the player's mother in a graphic game. |