Senaste recensioner av x3j50

I wasn't lied to.
Oxygen was. in-fact, not included.

I play this for the plot.

10/10.

It is said that one should keep one's allies within view, and one's enemies within reach.

A valid statement. One must be able to read an ally's strengths, so as to determine how to best use them. One must similarly be able to read his enemy's weaknesses, so as to determine how to best defeat him.

But what of friends?
There is no accepted answer, perhaps true friendship is so exceedingly rare. But I had formulated my own.
A friend need not be kept within sight or within reach. A friend must be allowed the freedom to find and follow his own path. If one is fortunate, those paths will for a time join.

But if paths separate, it is comforting to know that a friend still graces the universe with his skills, and his viewpoint, and his present.

For if one is remembered by a friend, one is never truly gone.

I took the power armour, and left.

I'm doing this for the Steam Awards task.

Amazing time killer.
Planned to only play for an hour, turned out to be 6 hours.
Will definitely invest more time into this.

Thought provoking.

I refunded it because I needed money

That'll do Pig, that'll do.

In the year 2043, America made gay marriage mandatory. With the newfound law and authority of America, the nation constructed concentration camps, named Gaylags, around the country. Specially designed to brainwash the straights into submission and acceptance towards gay culture.

You can either play as the authority of Gaypolice and enforce the nation's laws while keeping order on the streets. Arresting any and all straights in the area, enforcing the new world.

The other option is to play as a straight, unlucky enough to be apprehended by the authority and sent to a Gaylag. You are tasked to squat on a bottle for the rest of your life until you submit youself to the gay life and accept the authority.

This game was a terrifying experience which placed me on the edge of my seat, and it's deep symbolism to society makes me excited for a sequel.

10/10