Lovely and philosophical – Creatures Such as We Review

As a writer myself, the question about whether tragic endings, satisfying endings, or happy ones are best goes through my mind a lot. And whether a happy one would undermine the value of the emotions conveyed. I think there is no true answer to those questions, as it might be different person to person, but I like the perspective this game presents. I also love the character development and arguments. Whether or not it’s right to treat a sick person as a motivation for another and such. It’s important, ya know, to challenge people’s views. It helps humanity grow. And this content does exactly that. I highly recommend this game to anyone in search for a story and to anyone looking for a something to study. As it’s a good example to teach representation and it’s importance in media. As well as the importance of endings. It could also provide reference to how to keep an audience thinking about your work. Anyways, sorry for the rant, but I do really like this game and I hope the creators see this review.
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