BernardMarx

Oh boy, stealth sections in an FPS! I'm sure this will be a solid addition and won't come off as slipshod at all.

That introductory picture is either unintentionally awkward or intentionally hilarious.

This sort of thing makes me feel all warm and fuzzy.

It also presents a new way of organizing the relationship between video game producers and consumers. Hopefully, this method will take emphasis away from the commercial aspect and allow for more creative freedom.

"She's such a strong, confident, badass character."

It's funny how calling a female character strong has become a cipher for "We're creating an object but we don't want to admit it."

@Lance001

The game's kinda experimental. It's difficult to say what it's about because it's not easily defined. The trailer above shows the game's discourse but not its plot.

While I don't typically become too involved in the argument whether video games qualify as art, it's nice to see games like this if only because they show that video games, as a medium, can do what novels, poems, or films do in addition to all the things that only video games are capable of.

Jump, kitty, jump!

Watermelon, of course.