It's semantics but I dunno if I can call it low fantasy, DE always struck me as more magical realism than something sitting neatly within the fantasy or sci-fi genre.
this post was submitted on 21 Jul 2024
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I love that the game makes it really unclear as to how much of the magic is just happening in the protagonist's imagination and how much is real.
Honestly a game where you battle revisionists, libs and reactionaries would be rad. With missions of establishing party lines and planning five year plans.
Death to "Low Fantasy", Long live "Magical Realism".