I enjoyed the conscious artifice and light philosophical quandaries in the literary sub levels, and the diversity of genre settings they use. Each level efficiently evokes its setting in a way that feels familiar without feeling derivative, where I’d actually want to read a few of these books. And then the first person bridge sections and the overarching plot between book levels tie it all together satisfyingly.
Jogão, historia muito boa joguei no game pass, não esperava nada e me surpreendeu
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Gorgeous game with not so hard puzzles. I did really enjoy it but I found the ending and the lack of continuinity quite disappointing. At the start there's a lot of emphasis put on the fact the Etienne does not see the characters as people, and although this could be an excellent lesson in empathy and maybe on how fiction affects reality, it turns into nothing. By the third book it's already starting to feel less important to the plot and in the end, nothing is done with it at all, even though it could have all tied really nicely with his love for Amanda.