"One guy worked for four years on this - I wrote the music too.
I'll consider doing an update once I've had some sleep.
There is a very real point I'm trying to make with this work though, as an interactive music video specifically.
If you're trying to assess this specifically as a game and not a political statement then you're missing the point somewhat."
If you are bad at conveying a message, and then go on to tell the audience it's more than a game, and there's a super deep meaning behind it they just don't get - the only people who find that type of mysticism to be impressive are teenagers who can't even vote.
Also, this concept of both choices being bad has been done in many forms of media in the past. Maybe if you invented a time machine instead of putting a game like this together, you could have been the first to convey the message.
Edit: Angsty teenager confirmed. "Actual Converstations" just consists of you talking over people, being mad at the world, and shaming others for disagreeing with your narcissism. Similar to someone having a meltdown during a breakup and telling the other person they aren't a "real man" or "real woman", which ironically is childish.