I'm transported back to New York in 1939: America's rising star metropolis, teetering on the brink of war. Art deco is in fashion, industry tycoons are setting up shop in the city of the future, but beneath a veneer of gold lurks unrest. To quote LA Noire, "undercurrents, where not everything is as it seems." But this isn't the New York we see in the history books; it's Seismic Squirrel's allohistorical '30s New York, powered by anti-gravity technology that has lifted the city high into the sky, reminiscent in many ways of 2K's BioShock Infinite. This is my introduction to Aether and Iron, the developer's debut RPG, and I'm obsessed from the jump.
Aether and Iron has lashings of Bioshock and BG3, and it's an instant wishlist
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