>It's old, I guess, which means either you've played it already or you haven't and never intend to.
Strange sentiment, which is well past the massification and gamesjournalismification of video games. By then, cover shooters were just a bad memory and most serious hobbyists had for a long time embraced both indies (Braid, in 2009) and older titles (Braid, in 2015, when the article was published).
I just recommended lena [0], a short story from the same author, to a friend.
I really liked it. He liked it too. I recommend looking around on that website a bit.
>It's old, I guess, which means either you've played it already or you haven't and never intend to.
Strange sentiment, which is well past the massification and gamesjournalismification of video games. By then, cover shooters were just a bad memory and most serious hobbyists had for a long time embraced both indies (Braid, in 2009) and older titles (Braid, in 2015, when the article was published).
I just recommended lena [0], a short story from the same author, to a friend. I really liked it. He liked it too. I recommend looking around on that website a bit.
[0] https://qntm.org/lena
What a unique and amazing game that was. Reminds me of Brett Victor
https://worrydream.com/LadderOfAbstraction/
Beautifully written. Beautiful game. I never completed the game, but it has stuck with me since 2015.