A Critique and Analysis of Superliminal

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The games shown at the beginning are; Journey, Abzu, Inside, Everybody's gone to the rapture and Elden Ring.
Videos mentioned:
-Satshi Kon - Editing Space and Time
• Satoshi Kon - Editing ...
-Breadsword
• Satoshi Kon and Why Lo...
Soundtrack:
• Smooth Wonder
Video's used:
-Everybody's Gone To The Rapture
• Everybody's Gone to th...
-Elden Ring
• ELDEN RING Official La...
-Patrick Hughes Reversperspective
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Music used:
- The Call
• Journey Soundtrack (Au...
-Elden Ring Theme
• Elden Ring
-Sealed Vessel
• Hollow Knight OST - Se...
-Resting Grounds
• Hollow Knight OST - Re...

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I finally played this game and i absolutely loved it. And as someone dealing with a lot of mental health struggles (motivation, hopelessness, emptiness, etc.) the moral really hit. Ive always heard the "just change your perspective" thing from therapists and it never really rang true with me. But playing this, it hit me. Before the game ever states what its moral is, it proves it to you. It lays all the pieces in front of you and sends you on a journey to figure it out. And when you have it explained by Glenn at the end it doesnt feel preachy, it feels satisfying. In short, this game changed my perspective on perspective, by making me change my perspective to progress (literally). Its so simple but so impactful.