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Bringing back that early-noughties cyberpunk fashion sense.
I can't really go into it now as it would definitely be spoilerific. Just use your imagination! 
This game is difficult to talk about because it is difficult to play. Not in the traditional sense; it’s a Sierra-esque point-and-click adventure with pretty solid controls and charming, hand-painted art. It’s difficult to play because it forces you to think about the economic and social impact that negative race relations in the United States have on people.
It doesn’t have anything to do with me, so why should I care? I do care, but Neofeud showed me that I should not only care, but act.
It gave me chills and made my stomach roll. This idea as robotics and cybernetic enhancements as metaphor for race is the bedrock of Neofeud’s story. It made me uncomfortable to listen to and watch…but that is the entire point. I can’t turn a blind eye in the game, and I certainly can’t turn a blind eye in real life.
(I talk to him about that, as well as why that character dies the way that he does this podcast)
Here's the Neofeud soundtrack that won: https://silverspook.bandcamp.com/album/neofeud-soundtrack ) and my impression of the best Alan Rickman impression performed by the customs officer in Captain Disaster: DHAMSB. So thanks! ). So here it is!
