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Replicates just the fun parts of doing research in a real library. Or at least the dramatic parts.

This is such a succinct and specific answer to those snarky comments about how there's no real alternative to capitalism.

I've been on a lot of really long car trips, sometimes by myself, and this game fulfills a certain strong impulse extremely well.

I think I've met the main character of this game, he's one of my super religious second cousins who lives way out in the boonies.

I regularly return to this when I'm feeling a little down, the earnestness of the aliens here (and really the characters in everything Grace Bruxner makes) is enlightening.

This makes me feel not so bad about the incoming climate disaster. The raw beauty in ruin is calming. Also some of the later puzzles are actually hard in that good puzzle-y way.

I like the driving parts the best, especially the radio.

Cosmo D should be taught in high school literature classes.

All of these are good, but there's a reason the collection is named after Peak Bleak Blues. 

Everything Connor Sherlock makes has a moment that gives me this weird shivery feeling that's a little bit like looking at a real mountain or out at the ocean, like a tiny pinch of the sublime.

Got these as they came out on patreon but the vibe is so good its worth buying on here.

If you like Haunting of Hill House (book), this is worth a try. Scares the shit out of me in the best way.