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Hype depends on who you interact with, but a few impressions: I was really impressed with Jonathan Blow's The Witness. Exquisitely designed and thought out. T
by pengstrom 6y ago
Hype depends on who you interact with, but a few impressions:
I was really impressed with Jonathan Blow's The Witness. Exquisitely designed and thought out.
The animated series Primal by Genndy Tartakovsky. A pulpy cartoon without dialogue unlike anything else animated from the US.
The tv series Doom Patrol. Clever, revels in the absurd but still manages serious drama on what it means to not be completely human any more.
Philosophy in general. I've always seen it as academic wank, but i couldn't have been more wrong. It gives you the ability to step back in a way that pure science cannot. Excellent tool to learn about yourself too.
On a more controversial note, I was initially put off by critical race theory (talking explicitly about race in academia? Putting blame on the prosperous west?), but I must say it makes a lot of sense.
- rajangdavis 6y ago+1 on Primal. The animation and storytelling are masterful. I really enjoyed the second half of the first season in particular the episodes "Plague of Madness", "Coven of the Damned", and "Slave of the Scorpion".
- ashtonbaker 6y agoOh I really liked the Witness as well! I got it in a Humble Bundle and I had never heard of it. It’s one of the most beautiful and well-crafted games I’ve ever played.