I hate this idea that stepping outside of white narratives is medicinal rather than entertaining. And it's patronising to be sidelined from the creative awards, as though all our craft, design and ingenuity is secondary to our work "being good for you" or meaningful solely in identitarian terms.

Actually remembering seeing this back in real time now

It’s actually pretty good👍

I feel that, and I like e33 too but there are some things it doesn’t do well as an RPG, things that have been done consistently for 3 decades now. Some of them may be design decisions to enhance the feeling of despair or isolation but idk. I don’t feel it was better directed than say Hades 2.