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WHITE SHADOWS
We are not welcome here
The game immediately warns about the topics that will be raised in it. Here and racism, and xenophobia, and violence with forced labor. There is also cruelty to animals: all the characters here are representatives of the fauna. Wolves, pigs, rats – “all animals are equal,” as posters and neon signs say. Everyone except birds: they are considered carriers of all kinds of infection and seek to either destroy or “remake”. Although some other animals in this universe clearly do not belong to the top of the social pyramid. Continue reading
BURIED STARS
How is almost any anime different, whether it’s an RPG, a TV series, or a visual novel? Excessive pop-eyed characters, frilly outfits / hairstyles, hints of sexual perversion and, in principle, bulging eroticism? Yes, including. But also – and this is much more important – they are very often distinguished by bright, colorful characters and an exciting, rich in surprises plot that can unfold in non-trivial places and circumstances. Like, for example, in the visual novel Buried Stars, which recently came out on PC. Continue reading
CLID THE SNAIL
In the section “For the guys about the animals”, the developers regularly introduce us to the anthropomorphic animals that act as the main characters of the games. But this is the first time I had to play for the fighting snail. Considering that Clid the Snail was positioned as an action game (action, I repeat, and here we have a snail!) With a view from above, there was a cognitive dissonance. But it turned out that Clid is a unique snail in every sense, different from its fellows. Among other things, he knows how to run fast (yes, he has legs), and he does rolls, and he’s ready to shoot from a shotgun in the face if this face doesn’t like it … Continue reading
