Z.A.T.O. // I Love the World and Everything In It

I figure that you need to take on some of ZATO as if you were to take actual literature, almost alike to a dissertation. Think and try to understand the whole that it builds for you - I think it's a necessity, coming away from it. Aside from that, I can say that I liked the game a lot, and, well, that I did! There's less things of "negative" than "things to argue (discuss!!!) about," sorta. I have a horribly time putting it into words, but I didn't dislike it..! ... What I *can* say is this - The change of direction and "feel" that the game takes, starting from a few tiny implications to an awfully felt, persistent chord to a far end, was... displaced, for me. It felt like it didn't *fit* here, and it does *significantly* conflict with notions and thoughts and stances that you take up earlier. It may have been the point, but... y'know. I think it would be great if you merely just played (...experienced?) ZATO, there's hardly anything that would keep you from doing that... but, well - if you do get into it - it does certainly help to do so with a fresh perspective, so... please try to disregard any vibe from what this review may have left you with, or any other piece of text beforehand. I think it's worth to try, alright? Thank you.