'time and time again, humans have proven their willingness to trade any amount of personal information for the smallest convenience.' 'despire consistently claiming 'privacy' to be something you cherish, its functional value to you appears to be nearly zero.' 'you lament against progress, only to embrace it wholeheartedly when it becomes part of your daily lives.'

Colorful, fun, well designed and charmingly written, I've not got many notes, it doesn't outstay it's welcome, I honestly just wish games like Neon White had writing like this, that never crosses the line into being unbearable that that game does straight away. Other than aesthetically there isn't that much variation between levels in terms of hazards and enemies, but there's enough.

I honestly think I preferred this to Hades.