After all, when you've hit rock bottom, there's nowhere to go but up. Primordia may not be a happy game, but it just might be a hopeful one. It's unapologetically dreary, but there's just enough humour sprinkled in to lighten the mood considerably. I recently played through the first couple hours of this nearly-finished game and found what looks to be a very promising retro title steeped in its own rich sci-fi mythology. All that's left now – at least in the barren, desolate wasteland outside the city of Metropol – is a cold metallic existence and a desperate struggle for mechanical survival. The upcoming post-apocalyptic adventure from Wormwood Studios and Wadjet Eye Games tells the relentlessly bleak tale of artificial life (and a whole lot of death) after Homo sapiens. If you thought mankind was capable of destroying itself and the planet around him, wait 'til you get a load of what his machines can do in Primordia. Keep it, tend it, and make it flourish." And the All-Builder fell silent and passed from the world, and so ended the Primordium." "All this world was made for you, and now unto you all this is given.
Together they looked upon the world in its beauty. Then Man the All-Builder stood and took the machines in his hands, and guided them to a great mountaintop.
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