A little bit like Inception. More intricate than interesting, and the self-aware metaness was a bit much. But they did manage to draw the chooser-watcher into the structure somewhat. It’s a proof-point that the zone between story and game is habitable.
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It’s a coffee table book about coffee table books that becomes a coffee table book.pic.twitter.com/IsYTFPCuB2
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It felt less like “choose your own adventure” and more like “try to guess which choice the writers want you to pick”
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Yep . I thought the path dependence was smoothly done though, and the backtrack/fast forward was not as janky as I’d have expected.
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while certainly novel for a streaming TV, it felt almost like a retro parade of interactive narrative choice techniques vastly explored in video games. see for example Life is Strange and especially Stanley Parable
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