It made me think of contemporary art and how vapid and capitalist-centred the art world had really become.
Granted, this so-called game is free compared to the "mindful" art piece sitting in a gallery designed for husks of a human being with too much money, that consists of a massive white canvas that some braindead rich bozo put his two braincells together in order to pick up a roller and taint it.
All this before proceeding to sell it for a million dollars and trying to convince you haplessly how the "piece" represents the divide of humanity or loneliness or some other nonsense they made up on the spot.
Instead, this game gave me some time to reflect upon Akira Yamaoka's fantastic work on the Silent Hill 2 soundtrack.
It's almost as if I'm in another world separate to this one when I listen to it. So much emotion and soul in that album.
Granted, this so-called game is free compared to the "mindful" art piece sitting in a gallery designed for husks of a human being with too much money, that consists of a massive white canvas that some braindead rich bozo put his two braincells together in order to pick up a roller and taint it.
All this before proceeding to sell it for a million dollars and trying to convince you haplessly how the "piece" represents the divide of humanity or loneliness or some other nonsense they made up on the spot.
Instead, this game gave me some time to reflect upon Akira Yamaoka's fantastic work on the Silent Hill 2 soundtrack.
It's almost as if I'm in another world separate to this one when I listen to it. So much emotion and soul in that album.