he is heroic: he protects those who need protecting, he does the things somebody has to do but that most people aren't willing to do, he's unutterably brave and uninterested in personal gain, etc.

I have a better mantra: "Please don't suck or get cancelled. Please don't suck or get cancelled. Please don't suck or get cancelled. Please don't suck or get cancelled. Please don't suck or get cancelled..."

"KEEP YOUR BATHROOM CLEAN, MY GOD."

So, there's a clear correlation between playing videogames and houses catching fire, huh?

nothing stings like getting a console, period.

Are you implying that youth is really significantly more important in Northeast Asia than in the "Western" world?

this don't look like no comic of mine

I declare the analogy null and void.

DUDE! the 3D effects (lighting, water, general FX, etc) are super dooper wooper eye candy! It's the perfect shade of "modernized" isometric RPG I could ask for.

it's not "unnatural", the stuff comes in degrees and is different for different people.

If animal experimentation is of any use, oxytocin also allows women to have faithful vaginas, mind you.

I largely agree with you, but there are psychologists who actually know how science works and they conduct scientifically-sound experimental psychology.

humans are exceptionally good at finding the "other", the "out group" and pound 'em with malice.

I doubt it, this one has a lot of personality, beauty and love behind it, but Double Fine's 'Broken Age' dwarfs it in scope, production value and etc!

Well, GOG - as always - has some goodies. STEAM has no achievements or cloudsaving for this game (then again, cloudsaving is pretty meaningless for a small game like this). I don't think it matters much honestly, but those are the relevant facts I can think of.

Has a bit of an abrupt ending, but a wonderful (and beautiful!) 'lil adventure game nonetheless.

how is breaking the window better than confronting the owner?

Don Gibson, in the voice of Ray Charles, said it best:

That's all I could think too.