I last played this game when it first came out, nearly 6 years ago. But even when I read it now, I visualize it in the selfsame way as I did then. I understand it more the second time through, though. Angela becoming Future Todd and getting another life, so to speak, was pretty profound. I certainly wouldn't object if that were possible IRL. Also, the first thing I'd do if I had a time-travelling device is come back to October 2010 to play this game. Thanks, greg, for making this great game for us to enjoy.
Thanks -- I'm glad you appreciated this angle! The paths where simulation-Angela "becomes a real person" (to borrow from Pinocchio a bit) are my favorite -- "simulation-Angela's consciousness in Future Todd's body" will be one of the central characters in the non-interactive sequel to this story.
The "original" biological Angela in the physical world will also be another central character. Man, so much Angela... I guess that's what happens when copies of your consciousness start proliferating in other people's bodies/simulated realities.
I really like how there are multiple spawns for the glasses. I had to reset the first time, but luckily found them almost immediately the second time. It was so relieving to be able to see after squinting blindly for 20 minutes.
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Thanks -- I'm glad you appreciated this angle! The paths where simulation-Angela "becomes a real person" (to borrow from Pinocchio a bit) are my favorite -- "simulation-Angela's consciousness in Future Todd's body" will be one of the central characters in the non-interactive sequel to this story. The "original" biological Angela in the physical world will also be another central character. Man, so much Angela... I guess that's what happens when copies of your consciousness start proliferating in other people's bodies/simulated realities.