Between the walls of the University of Cambridge – corroded by the “boys’ club” culture of the sixties – and the vast snowy expanses of Antarctica, where a young teacher-researcher tries to survive the crash of his plane, the British studio State of Play expands the boundaries of its story to reveal all its richness and nuances. Social chronicle, paranoid thriller, hub of desire (to write, to make a career, to be in a relationship), South of the Circle immerses us both in the factory of power (of knowledge) and in the whirlwind of romantic relationships. ; closer to the consequences of the Cold War and local protest movements. So many multiple identities in the service of a falsely modest title, a defector from the Apple Arcade, released in October 2020 before being published today on PC and consoles by 11 bit studios. Whatever the diagonal of the screen, here is one of the great games of the summer.
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