Clair Obscur pt. 2
Clair Obscur begins with one of the most creative, whimsical, unique stories I've ever experienced, filled with heart and emotional depth. It feels like a brand new Odyssey, or a world from the mind of Brandson Sanderson. It has characters with storied lives and layered morals, fighting for a fleeting hope in a foredoomed world. But according to the game, none of that actually matters. It's bad, even. If you care about it, you're a fool. If you care about it, you should feel like shit. The only thing that's important is the least compelling part of the narrative, and everything else is worth less than dirt. Don't care about fiction. Don't care about art. It doesn't matter. You are a fool for caring.