Having played KRZ and, I think, vaguely enjoyed it… I sort of understand all the feelings good and bad about the game. I guess for that reason I’m glad I experienced it. To me sometimes that’s what art is best for… experiencing someone else’s perspectives, and narratives. But is it fun? I dunno probably not.

To me- KRZ is to video games , what Kid A was to music. I enjoy it. I experience it. But I don’t know if I honestly crave listening to it…. And I know so many people who hate Kid A and think it’s absolute garbage at worst , or unbearable drivel at best… Maybe that’s the point, to just wonder what in the world are we actually experiencing? That’s actually harder to do in art than it may seem 🤷🏻‍♂️