Cuties, Buried in the Waste

A note that is not secondary the article but just didn't make it in: The game has moments of anti-Blackness in a token character that manages your studio music and a fashion item called "Feather Headdress" that is appropriative of Great Plains Indigenous American warbonnets. I would be remiss to not mention these, but I chose to be cautious in discussing them as I don't have the background to stage a something written this quickly around that line of thought. 

An essay for KRITIQAL's Forgotten games jam.  This is my first public long form writing on games so tear it the fuck up.