You can choose to follow the unnatural rules imposed upon you, or you can choose to break free from them. Salvador: Adventure, Freedom, CompanionshipĪnd you. This game works as a parallel to real life in this way, with each character representing a key part of existentialism. You can choose to not care about whats going on and beat all the games, or you can choose to not. The games you get represent a distraction from whats going on in the game. You do not choose to sleep or to eat to live. You did not choose to to have societal and judicial laws imposed upon you. But even in death, you do not see your own body.įurthermore, In the game you did not choose to be out into a cell. If you choose to escape, you'll go to the bakery and see that charlotte has killed herself but in the back room, which you cannot enter The game makes sure to keep this true by never revealing a body. How could you have survived that fall in the elevator? How could a building be that high that you could free fall for close to a minute without dying?Īll the people in the story: Dr. Why aren't the streets bloody like Charlotte and Salvador described?
Think about it: Who is delivering those letters to you? How could the letters of Salvador reach you before he dies? They even hint at it with the letters, and if you choose to go leave your cell, with the way the street looks. As of right now, there is no evading death.īut this game ISN'T real. Danny playing solo wouldnt be Game Grumps. You can choose to wait on the letters, or stay focused on the games you are given.īut this free will has limits - You're in a cell.Īnd in the end, we all will die. The Game Grumps feed off of each other, though, and the result is basically a radio show with video games as well. In the end you are presented with 2 choices To stay put and learn about why you were there, or to adventure out into the world. Now some of you will be looking at me like "alright this man is loopy, this game literally has no free will." Well that's where you're wrong. All you can hear day in day out is the faint ticking of a clock in your cell. You have been imprisoned without being told why. a philosophical theory or approach that emphasizes the existence of the individual person as a free and responsible agent determining their own development through acts of the will. Presentable Liberty: Directed by Robert 'Wertpol' Brock.
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