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OpinionEthan Mollick · X· @emollick·· 3 days ago

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Argon Creates a Game About Imminence

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Argon is quite different: “A game about Imminence. Something very big, very strange is happening. A suburb & the arrival of a vast & unknowable presence. Not horror, invoke the feeling of the end of all things coming, inevitably, but also not sad or scary”

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Argon described a game about “Imminence,” set in a suburb where a vast, unknowable presence is arriving, according to a post shared by Ethan Mollick. The description calls for a sense that something enormous and strange is happening and that the end of all things is inevitable, while specifying that the game should not feel like horror or be sad or scary.

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