game make me go :)

I know nothing of real photography. I barely know what's going on in the world. Umurangi Generation doesn't care: but the people within it do. This game and it's Macro expansion have a lot to say but you have to seek it out.

My favourite part about this is game is how the gameplay is so interwoven with it's narrative, everything you learn comes from your exploration, your willingness to interact with the world. You can simply brush past everything and just focus on completing objectives but you won't want to. You're given an insanely fun arsenal of camera equipment, even if you've never dabbled into photography before this game I think theres so much there to observe in it's vast environments that you'll end up wanting to be creative. It's easy to pickup but challenging to master, it's a deep art form but fortunately the game doesn't ever require you to have your photos actually 'look-good', since there's subjective argument but instead it simply needs what is asked to be present within any given frame.

Despite that you'll be encouraged to seek out fun angles, techniques and play around with the different post-processing options to the point that you'll forget about completing objectives. Then when you finally get to them, overtime they'll progressively get more 'out-of-the-box' requiring the practice that at that point you will have picked up naturally.

This game overall is short, it'll last you about 3 hours at most; but what it does with that time is so gripping that I'm desperate to recommend this to anyone who hasn't played it. That's not to say there isn't no replay value because if you're anything like me, after you've played this you'll wanna give the speedrun or creative modes a shot.