Status killerstar May 25, 2020
Started this just because I had too much time on my hands this holiday (it's May Revolution day in Argentina) and Prey was not enough, apparently.
It's fun if a but simplistic, but it's kind of off-putting the mind-boggling quantity of people that Lara murders. Lot's of games have the protagonist laying a carpet of corpses behind them and we …
Started this just because I had too much time on my hands this holiday (it's May Revolution day in Argentina) and Prey was not enough, apparently.
It's fun if a but simplistic, but it's kind of off-putting the mind-boggling quantity of people that Lara murders. Lot's of games have the protagonist laying a carpet of corpses behind them and we all accept. Why? Because for the most part th*ey don't make a big deal of it. They tend to use narrative tricks to take your mind off it. This game, however, does make a big deal when the innocent archaeologist is forced to kill for the first time (off-putting sexual violence included) but she instantly (and I mean instantly) goes on to murdering a dozen more men. We get two lines of dialogue lampshading what happened aaaand we are off to the usual mowing down of nameless dudes.
What's funny is that when she reads the main antagonist journal speaking about needing people who have no problem with violence she comments something along the lines of "he sure is evil".
