Author Archives: Denis Farr

Analogue, Digital, Binary: Christine Love’s Analogue: A Hate Story

Given its seemingly simple interface and interactions, Christine Love’s Analogue: A Hate Story is deceptive — which is good. Mysteries make a strong case for the use of theatricality and deception that reads as ambiguous. In fact, with the way … Continue reading →

Posted in Criticism , Reviews | Tagged Analogue A Hate Story , artificial intelligences , Christine Love , Denis Farr , Korean society , Mugunghwa , realities of discrimination , visual novels | 1 Comment