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| games:immortality [2024/07/03 18:34] – brad | games:immortality [2026/07/23 14:04] (current) – brad |
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| Played through with Alleson, compelling and thoroughly creepy. Open-ended in a way that feels like a marker of fine art - it's clearly loaded with meaning and intention, but also left open to interpretation. Unfortunately this also left us uncertain of when we'd seen "enough" - there is technically an ending scene, but we didn't recognize it as such at the time. So this lack of an ending makes it maybe more like a painting than it is like a movie. | Played through with Alleson, compelling and thoroughly creepy. Open-ended in a way that feels like a marker of fine art - it's clearly loaded with meaning and intention, but also left open to interpretation. Unfortunately this also left us uncertain of when we'd seen "enough" - there is technically an ending scene, but we didn't recognize it as such at the time. So this lack of an ending makes it maybe more like a painting than it is like a movie. |
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| {{tag>videogame played "played on PC" "played in 2023" alleson-played alleson-approved}} | {{tag>videogame played "played on PC" "played in 2023" alleson-played alleson-approved thinky nonviolent "database play" "the delight of learning to read the world" "the delight of discovering a surprising new space" "the delight of a drip feed of new information" "the delight of a good twist"}} |