The adventure offered by this game is not AAA. No... This extraordinary adventure deserves its place in the pantheon of modern art. I've never felt so much emotion in a game of this scope. Joy and sadness, contemplation and splendor come together in the same edifice to make an already gigantic monument extraordinary. The words I use will never suffice to describe such an audiovisual masterpiece; emotion prevents me from doing so. Nevertheless, if I tried, I'd say that no one in this world would be able to proclaim loud and clear that a game is the best in the world, because that would mean taking possession of this marvel of the world, this ruby cut to perfection, this Jeanne Brem of video games. The particular and poignant context in which the plot follows the story can only embellish the fundamental core of this joyful, zigzagging subjects through a sumptuously well-crafted plot are as follows
Fraternity and betrayal, themes so well tackled that one would doubt the materiality of our universe. This virtuous world takes place on an immense and sumptuous Hawaiian pizza, and not the least, a tropical pizza rich in culture and humanism, solidarity and pineapples. We become part of a tribe that is welcoming when it can be, and attentive to everyone when it must. This video game's second-rate critique of society leads me to believe that a world as perfect as this one is attainable, even achievable. But unfortunately... The malevolent, sordid being we bring out of our bodies to betray those who have given us everything, taught us everything, taught us everything for our own personal gain. Aaaah, poor humanity...

A masterpiece, a clash of cultures so powerful that I'll never forget the moments I spent with these pure beings who are so much like us, yet seem so different. Are we the problem? We certainly are...