>>724769376
it's an anti-narrative narrative. its central argument is that the field of history is inherently reductive because it chooses who gets to be important and who gets to be irrelevant even though there's no actual distinction between a king dying and a peasant dying. history only serves to benefit the academics and rich elites who will be part of it; the rich are obsessed with the fake conspiracies because even though they're in charge they still want to be a bigger part of history. meanwhile the cops want to end history so they can say they're the good guys in the long run and make sure they're the ones in charge forever

of course this is simply one reading and there are plenty of other interpretations you can take away from the game. either think about it for yourself or do what >>724769756 recommends and simply immerse yourself in the vibes

>>724729775
I enjoy this sweaty nerd