'Member the Alamo?
releases on TBD
'Member the Alamo? is a comedy shooter loosely based on the historic battle that birthed Texas. You will fight alongside larger than life heroes as you defend the Alamo from Santa Anna and his Mexican army that outnumber you 100 to 1.
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It's right-wing cruelty squad.
if that game's allowed to be called post-modern then so is this.
No matter what the game believes or how 'deliberate' you think it is, you don't really know why the devs made it, and you can't review that at the end of the day, you can review the game.
I'm saying all that because I obviously only heard of/played it thanks to a youtube video that literally said not to, and proceeded to misunderstand everything on display.
The game I played was an, at times funny, and overall obviously post-modern mess of a game. The thing that I kept thinking about was cruelty squad. A game that is intentionally bad to play but fun to look at. A game with overt politics and a rough, outsider sense of humor.
I don't strongly associate with the viewpoints in either game, but I find them both interesting for the same reason. Intense passion makes great art, especially outsider passion.
For all you know, the devs asked for a sermon from the crazy guy as a means of trolling him, or they literally believe it word for word. I honestly don't care either way, every second of intentional time-wasting and inanity is funny to me for the same reason XRA, The Shivering Truth, and Hylics are funny to me.
if that game's allowed to be called post-modern then so is this.
No matter what the game believes or how 'deliberate' you think it is, you don't really know why the devs made it, and you can't review that at the end of the day, you can review the game.
I'm saying all that because I obviously only heard of/played it thanks to a youtube video that literally said not to, and proceeded to misunderstand everything on display.
The game I played was an, at times funny, and overall obviously post-modern mess of a game. The thing that I kept thinking about was cruelty squad. A game that is intentionally bad to play but fun to look at. A game with overt politics and a rough, outsider sense of humor.
I don't strongly associate with the viewpoints in either game, but I find them both interesting for the same reason. Intense passion makes great art, especially outsider passion.
For all you know, the devs asked for a sermon from the crazy guy as a means of trolling him, or they literally believe it word for word. I honestly don't care either way, every second of intentional time-wasting and inanity is funny to me for the same reason XRA, The Shivering Truth, and Hylics are funny to me.