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Description
You play as Pax, a pregnant black woman who's setting out on a road trip across the US, looking for a better life for both her and her unborn child. It's 30 years after what's known as the infodemic has occurred - an event that's described as the information epidemic that has unleashed the forces of disinformation and imbued people with the power of words. Travel across a fascist alternate America brought about by JFK and Marilyn Monroe. Learn how to cancel, bully, normalize, trigger, and gaslight your friends and foes.
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Sir Thecos Discussion at 7:36 sentiment: positive
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positive
Pros
- Really innovates on the dual deck-building formula
- Few very interesting ideas
- Intrigued by the idea and the world
Cons
- Kind of like railroaded into a specific way of playing
- Can't damage the automa as they keep heating up
- Don't have a whole lot of freedom
Thematic elements
Comparison games
- Star Realms
- Shards of Infinity
Mechanics (from transcript analysis)
- AI opponent (automa) — The AI opponent ('automa') keeps 'heating up', making it difficult to damage directly, which influences gameplay.
- Dual deck-building — Innovates on the dual deck-building formula seen in games like Star Realms and Shards of Infinity.
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- As soon as I finish playing Ark Nova, I'm thinking about Ark Nova again.
- This is the game that made me want to try and figure out how to play card drafting games, how to play action selection games.
- It's a classic engine builder, and it still holds up today.
- The scale of the game is huge and it feels like you're really accomplishing something.
- Each faction plays completely differently, offering huge replayability.
- It's a challenging game with a lot of moving parts.
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