Shooting Thatcher with a shotgun directly in her face is a concept that had to be realized in real life. jokes aside (jokes, right) the concept of punk theme is carried throughout the game; from objects to progress due to excessive use of switches and super labyrinthine architecture and somewhat reduced, or so I interpret, but from a certain point, momentum is lost and the climax is not as satisfactory as its stimulating thematic premise, it is a too bad, because this Wad could be tremendous.
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Sometimes I feel sorry for the little that is explored the ability to recreate historical moments and places in video games, the ability to immediately transport to an environment of the past through digital architecture is usually reduced to a masturbatory revisionism, made for the player . be a cowboy, a viking, be the weeb representation of a samurai, explore the forgotten city. explore the past that did not exist.
I am not making a real criticism here, I think that the reinterpretation of the first God of War or Spartan Total Warrior can be interesting as a tragic fantasy, more visceral and tactile, or explore alternative mythologies, where the Nazis dominate the world ... or where samurai are not a folk lie (lol).
Of course there are games where you can explore the past in a quasi-faithful way, but the pop example that comes to mind is Shenmue, and that one didn't even recreate the past!
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Sometimes I feel sorry for the little that is explored the ability to recreate historical moments and places in video games, the ability to immediately transport to an environment of the past through digital architecture is usually reduced to a masturbatory revisionism, made for the player . be a cowboy, a viking, be the weeb representation of a samurai, explore the forgotten city. explore the past that did not exist.
I am not making a real criticism here, I think that the reinterpretation of the first God of War or Spartan Total Warrior can be interesting as a tragic fantasy, more visceral and tactile, or explore alternative mythologies, where the Nazis dominate the world ... or where samurai are not a folk lie (lol).
Of course there are games where you can explore the past in a quasi-faithful way, but the pop example that comes to mind is Shenmue, and that one didn't even recreate the past!