When the game first started I was very confused because
there were no instructions provided. At first I just started at the screen
assuming the game was loading then before figuring out that I had to press
buttons which made the character come to life. At first I assumed that the
character was just a little zombie and perhaps we were to aid him in a mission
to come back to life, however, after researching the definition of limbo I
found out that refers to infants who died before being baptized, after learning
the definition I felt as though I was able to have more insight on the
character’s story.
Although there were some gruesome and unexpected
deaths of the character which at times made me suspicious of the surrounds, as
though my character might always be in danger; overall the game was extremely
fun to play.
After hearing the War of Worlds broadcast I thought
that the reaction the public had back then was incredible since the broadcast
was only about an hour long. I actually saw a video about the operators who
worked the phones that night and one woman call a about a man was willing to
shoot his entire family before the Martians got to them.
Both Limbo and the War of Worlds broadcast I believe
dealt with the way in which we can immerse ourselves into the virtual forms of
alternate realities and believe them as if they were real.
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