The way they are willing to kill off characters made me feel a sense of, I don’t know, unease? It was a feeling few games really give me, which is why it felt like more than a game? One thing that really stuck with me was the level of detail and care they put into hammering home the points they were trying to make. They do this thing where when you kill a random enemy, one of their allies might cry out “Steve!” or “Jill!” or whatever. It’s subtle, but gives an entire back story to someone that in other games might just be any old NPC (non-player character).

Source: New York Times June 19, 2020 09:01 UTC