it’s hard for people so used to the comforts of capitalism to realise this is actually luxury
being inside, seated comfortably, doing non-manual work, educated, can read, listening to music, this is a job better than 99% of people who have ever lived have had
Hell, if you're in this situation you have immediate and convenient access to potable water in your living space. This is a level of privilege beyond almost every other human that has lived in all of history.
Low income probably
You wouldn't know he was a gymnastics expert by looking at him.
I totally agree on the pacing. The Red Strings Club is a masterclass of storytelling in a video game format.
I think it's hard to describe as a game to gamers... the actual gameplay is pretty vague, the various minigame activities are almost inconsequential, but taken as a whole it's a perfect experience.
I really enjoyed both Far games. I never felt like any of the puzzles were large enough to get tedious. When I finished Lone Sails I just wished there had been a longer section of driving the ship... it kind of felt like you never got to really go before there was some interruption that you had to stop and get out for.
Jazzpunk was one of those games that left me wishing there was more of it.
Manifold Garden is just such a perfectly executed atmosphere, it's hard to do it justice with description - like walking around inside an Escher drawing.
Then a visit with your doctor, to discuss cholesterol levels and hardened arteries.
battered & deep fried
The Master Builder ability from the Lego Movie:
(not just for Lego, but translated into my reality)