Azeltir
1mo ago
I heartily recommend all of these! Although I think you meant Case/Rise of the Golden Idol (even if curse always feels appropriate).
I'd also add my favorite game, Outer Wilds, as well as The Witness.
Azeltir
1mo ago
You're being pretty vague here. I assume you're taking about Toby Fox's games? Can you get more specific about what you see as "casual blasphemy" and LGBT themes "played for laughs"?
Azeltir
2mo ago
There are many people who wish they could change their sexuality magically - but does that mean they "really" are of the desired sexuality rather than the one that corresponds to how they are attracted?
You say that race and nationality incorporate physical traits. Are you claiming that gender does not?
I will say that one of the main things that broke me off of accepting transgender perspectives was how credulously accepting advocates are of transgender self reporting while being completely unaccepting of the idea of transracialism (e.g. Dolezal). Race is, to me reckoning, far more socially determined than gender is, but the political left sees it as immutable and sacred.
Azeltir
2mo ago
That thought experiment seems to prove to much - would you accept transracialism if people would be happier transformed into a different race? Let alone other identity features such as age, nationality, weight, sexuality, etc.
Blake Manor is pleasant, but i don't think it is among the greats. It was pretty easy and the time management mechanics didn't matter nearly as much as I'd hoped.
The Incident at Galley House came out recently and I just finished it. I do think this one is splendid. Great mystery and reveals, plus a neat mechanism for uncovering new scenes. It's a visual reimplemention of Type Help, plus a new great epilogue.
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