Primordia
First posted on 19 November 2012. Last updated on 17 October 2013.
All too rarely do games tackle the serious questions about our own existence. Why do we exist? What purpose do we serve? While adventure games tend to attract a more niche and cerebral audience compared of games of other genres, it is still uncommon to find a game willing to explore these issues without reverting to the usual slapstick tropes which permeate previous works meant primarily to be…
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