Hay algo increíblemente anticuado en la manera con la que este juego aproxima su crítica a la sociedad de consumo. Como si estuvieras visitando una exposición surrealista de los años 60 o una tira cómica del Roto en la actualidad. Es un juego muy boomer en su presentación. Y aún así, las referencias de las que está mamando son indiscutiblemente modernas. La obra que más se aproxima a Chamber of Stars es sin duda alguna Gingiva, pero ese juego tiene algo que decir sobre alienación que el foco de esta historia en particular (una que parece más interesada en el camino a la celebridad) no atiende tando. Aún así, creo que tiene suficientes elementos interesantes que explorar para querer ver lo que sigue.
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There's something incredibly old-fashioned about the way this game approaches its way of critiquing consumer society. Almost as if you were visiting a surrealist exhibition from the 1960s or a Roto comic strip of today. It is a very boomer game in its presentation, and yet the references are undeniably modern. The work that comes closest to Chamber of Stars is undoubtedly Gingiva, but that game has something more to say about alienation than this incredibly vague critique of celebrity culture.
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There's something incredibly old-fashioned about the way this game approaches its way of critiquing consumer society. Almost as if you were visiting a surrealist exhibition from the 1960s or a Roto comic strip of today. It is a very boomer game in its presentation, and yet the references are undeniably modern. The work that comes closest to Chamber of Stars is undoubtedly Gingiva, but that game has something more to say about alienation than this incredibly vague critique of celebrity culture.