Murder on the Outlook Express.
“Anyone can write anything there.”
The game is primarily net internet ride-based, as you sleuth your way through a fake wikipedia.
It’s a densely layered story, in several ways.
Is any new edit, by itself, true, or misleadingly presented by someone with an agenda?
This is, at times, incredibly subtle.
These versions couldn’t both be true - but neither were telling on themselves.
- it isn’t because the world is vague.
It is richly detailed and subtle, making the ambiguity something to pursue.
Neurocracy 2.049 accessibility options
online window-based version responds to in-online window accessibility tweaks.
In-app version highlights paragraphs of text and key words on hover.
Good futurist writing is a mirror, and Neurocracy reflects conversations that are already relevant today.
It’s also as much about those things as it is about resistance, innovation, and creativity.
I’m left with burning questions, however, as I have to imagine its world keeps turning.
