Aesthetically beautiful meditation on living spaces, stuff and where it goes.
As liberating and thought-provoking an exercise as unpacking is IRL, but without the hassle of having to pack it in the first place...
Stuff is fascinating as, to quote Fight Club, "the things you own, end up owning you"
But this game counterpoints that with:
Things you own today (and where you put them) can define who you are now.
And
Some of the things you end up owning (or keep for 20 years...) are pretty special to you.
So, yeah, we're not all merely byproducts of a lifestyle obsession - stuff is great and you can enjoy expressing yourself in what stuff you place proudly on your shelves - especially if its retro games consoles.
As liberating and thought-provoking an exercise as unpacking is IRL, but without the hassle of having to pack it in the first place...
Stuff is fascinating as, to quote Fight Club, "the things you own, end up owning you"
But this game counterpoints that with:
Things you own today (and where you put them) can define who you are now.
And
Some of the things you end up owning (or keep for 20 years...) are pretty special to you.
So, yeah, we're not all merely byproducts of a lifestyle obsession - stuff is great and you can enjoy expressing yourself in what stuff you place proudly on your shelves - especially if its retro games consoles.