Evan Anthony and Jeremy Abel talk about Genesis Noir, a creative game exploring the nature of creativity through a man trying to stop the big bang.
Author: Arron Kluz
Arron Kluz
Arron is a writer and video editor for But Why Tho? that is passionate about all things gaming, whether it be on a screen or table. When he isn't writing for the site he's either playing Dungeons & Dragons, watching arthouse movies, or trying to find someone to convince that the shooter Brink was ahead of its time. March 20, 2023
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