It stars two different protagonists, Farah and Sam, whose wholly separate journeys through the same city intersect in both foreseen and unforeseen ways, influencing one another. Quite a few games set in cyberpunk or cyberpunk-inspired worlds are scheduled to release in 2021- Anno: Mutationem, The Ascent, Jack Move, and Solace State, among others-but Love Shore stands out due to its approach to storytelling. These cyborgs are called S.Humans, but the company only managed to build 100 before going bankrupt-turns out parents would rather conceive and raise biological offspring that grow naturally than continue to pay for the upkeep of artificial children. When the city faces a fertility crisis, a biotech firm steps in, creating fully-formed human beings composed of cybernetic parts save for their biological brains. Love Shore takes place in a future metropolis inhabited by both humans and old gods. It's an amusing origin for a studio that's making a game I'm so excited to play.

It's all we do, we make garbage,' and Kabo goes, 'Yeah, but it's perfect garbage.'' 'And I think Son said, 'We just make garbage. 'Essentially, we were brainstorming with our other co-founder, Kabo, who is sort of our head, and we were joking around,' narrative director Emmett Nahil told me. Love Shore, a cyberpunk noir visual novel, is the debut title of developer Perfect Garbage-which, in it of itself, is a wonderful name for a studio.

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