This is part of a series of posts exploring video games as spaces players inhabit. If you’re wondering what this is all about, I tried to explain myself here.
Here are some travel notes from a brief stay in Thunderhead.
- People disappear; their commodities remain.
2. There is no stone here. All, save one brick building, is temporary.
3. Civilization passes away; nature, similar to commodities, endures.
4. Labor is spectral. It is silent, but always present.
5. Class climbs the hill, reaching for God.
6. Memory is analog.
C.B. Crenshaw 