Never said that wasn’t my plan. It’s just that, after reading this article, I’m on-the-fence about it.

I don’t know what to make of this. It doesn’t seem to have any subtlety, which is not what I want from my social commentary. On the other hand, I’ve barely read it, so what do I know? Plus, some of it looks pretty good. I’m just uncertain about this damn thing.

I never noticed before, but the backgrounds to Mario are really good. Did anyone have a look at the background art for this level?

Please, for the love of all things living and holy, make a Destiny book!

So in case anyone wants to try this out, there’s a demo up on the store (just played it myself). You read that right, an ACTUAL DEMO! IN THIS DAY AND AGE?!

Yeah, but that doesn’t make it any better.

This looks like some third-rate mod.

See, this is why you don’t get astronauts to steer a ship.

Yeah, that’s fair.

That’s the point. The game’s about having both sublety and over-the-top elements. That’s what makes it a great stealth game.

That’s pretty amazing. I kind of flinch when I look at it too.

Also, if you’re looking into dark, mysterious stuff, possibly even dark humor, look into Mike Mignola’s work. He mostly does Hellboy, but he’s made a few other comics. In fact, he’s currently making a new one, titled Joe Golem: Occult Detective.

I’m actually reading Stay Still Stay Silent right now! And I’ve read some of Vertigo and manga and all that. It’s not just story-driven ones I’m into though, that was just an example.

Read Saga. It’s by Brian Vaughan, so it’s well-written, and the art’s by Fiona Staples, so it looks amazing and has great paneling.

I must read this comic.

This comments section is incredibly unhelpful.

I’m being cautiously optimistic and assuming Saga will have a real ending. I think he’s gotten better at those. The ending for The Private Eye was better, that’s for sure.

I’d play a Witcher game designed like this.

No, I mean in recent media.

On god, are you telling me there’s a tragic backstory to all this? Is that just the thing we’re doing now? It started with Adventure Time, and now we’ve come to this point.