Love this! Metaphor left me with a similar feeling of comforted optimism. Initially, the jaded critic in me was viewing this games text in an aloof way since I thought it was too simplistic, but the more I played it the more I felt like it was way sharper than people give it credit for. I think the way it ended showed that it was way more than just “anyone can change the world and racism is bad” platitudes and that really inspired me. Shoutout to Louis for being the best Atlus villain ever
I definitely think the depth of the writing and world really blossoms the further you get into the game. It's the feeling of jumping into a new world and slowly learning about it and the detail that's there. I wasn't sure if I'd like it when I initially started it with the Demo back in October but the more I played the more I came to love it.
Louis is also definitely the best Atlas Villain. He has the most presence in the story and as an obvious villain than any of the prior Atlas games I've played. It was truly wonderful to see an actual consistent person who is your adversary.
I 100hrd this, my fave long game of last year.
Love this! Metaphor left me with a similar feeling of comforted optimism. Initially, the jaded critic in me was viewing this games text in an aloof way since I thought it was too simplistic, but the more I played it the more I felt like it was way sharper than people give it credit for. I think the way it ended showed that it was way more than just “anyone can change the world and racism is bad” platitudes and that really inspired me. Shoutout to Louis for being the best Atlus villain ever
I definitely think the depth of the writing and world really blossoms the further you get into the game. It's the feeling of jumping into a new world and slowly learning about it and the detail that's there. I wasn't sure if I'd like it when I initially started it with the Demo back in October but the more I played the more I came to love it.
Louis is also definitely the best Atlas Villain. He has the most presence in the story and as an obvious villain than any of the prior Atlas games I've played. It was truly wonderful to see an actual consistent person who is your adversary.