Mio backs out at the last minute and, in the resulting struggle, falls into Zoe’s simulation.
It’s just so depressing."
Mio retorts, “Like I’m a fan of fantasy.
It is by far the most overrated and pretentious genre.”
But it rings weirdly false.
Whats co-op gameplay without a co-op story?
Split Fiction uses a preference for sci-fi or fantasy as a kind of personality test.
Zoe, the fantasy author, is easygoing, has a sunny personality, and likes the country.
Mio, the sci-fi author, is more serious, cynical, and prefers the city.
The game makes genre interest more indicative of a person’s broader personality than it actually is.
The game’s big tent real-world audience is disproving its thesis.
People do like sci-fiandfantasy.
They wouldn’t be buying a sci-fi/fantasy game if they didn’t.
Final Dawn is an excellent shooter level that too many players just won’t be able to play.
