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Library of Ruina really is the natural continuation of LobCorp. On one hand, it's a deeply resonant piece of dystopian fiction that touches on emotions I'd never even considered and frequently had me rethinking how I could hope for and work toward a better tomorrow. On the other, it cheesed me enough to make me install mods to get around the painfully difficult sections and drop RNG.
I want to open up both of these games like a book and re-read some of these sections over and over again because it's just that good (and because I won't have to play through them again too)
Library of Ruina really is the natural continuation of LobCorp. On one hand, it's a deeply resonant piece of dystopian fiction that touches on emotions I'd never even considered and frequently had me rethinking how I could hope for and work toward a better tomorrow. On the other, it cheesed me enough to make me install mods to get around the painfully difficult sections and drop RNG.
I want to open up both of these games like a book and re-read some of these sections over and over again because it's just that good (and because I won't have to play through them again too)