1000xResist is a game that stands out with its profound storytelling and unique artistic style. It covers deeply emotional and philosophical topics with themes around generational trauma, justice and political revolutions while combining these into a gripping narrative / story line that immerses you into the world.
The gameplay itself takes a step back and is mostly there to carry you from story points or optional dialogue moments but this allows the narrative and atmosphere to be focused upon. While these gameplay moments are minimal, the decisions you do make feel impactful and add a level of interactivity that wouldn't be possible without. The art and writing is almost perfect - while I experienced some graphical issues in places and was confused by a few story beats - there was an evocative depth and detail within the world that felt scarily real.
The game doesn't rely on traditional methods of FUN and in many ways you may leave feeling more disturbed than you started, but it does so in an impactful and reflective experience that resonates with you beyond the end of the game, and while you may not feel willing to provide an emotional investment, you are rewarded with an unforgettable story. In many ways I wouldn't consider it a game, and more a narrative driven interactive work of art that captures the complexities of human emotion, struggles and resilience.