Highwater
The ending of the world is a rather scary thought and something that always comes up in everyday life. While personally, I doubt it’s coming any time soon, the thought of our comfy day lives radically changing into something incompressible is indeed enough to give you the shakes. But it’s something we need to address, and people are. Through films, TV and books, the concept of the ending of days has been done every which way but loose. But it’s coming up more and more into gaming, or be it, more and more relatable. We’ve seen fungal zombie plagues, the Fallout aftermath of nuclear war, and very dramatic versions of alien invasions. But how about the simple thought of a flood? A Flood, mixed in with indie vibes, indie music, turn-based combat and a journey of self-discovery and appreciation of what you have? Well, here’s Highwater for you.
The ending of the world is a rather scary thought and something that always comes up in everyday life. While personally, I doubt it’s coming any time soon, the thought of our comfy day lives radically changing into something incompressible is indeed enough to give you the shakes. But it’s something we need to address, and people are. Through films, TV and books, the concept of the ending of days has been done every which way but loose. But it’s coming up more and more into gaming, or be it, more and more relatable. We’ve seen fungal zombie plagues, the Fallout aftermath of nuclear war, and very dramatic versions of alien invasions. But how about the simple thought of a flood? A Flood, mixed in with indie vibes, indie music, turn-based combat and a journey of self-discovery and appreciation of what you have?
Well, here’s Highwater for you.
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