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A review by halfelfschollar
.hack//AI buster by Tatsuya Hamazaki
adventurous
emotional
sad
medium-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? Character
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? No
4.0
This book offers a really interesting look into how The World functions in the .hack world. How the game was made and how it continues to be maintained. It also gives us a good look at the AI the game creates.
While it was interesting to read about these things it's also a sad book. I had to sit with it for a couple of days after reading simply because of the questions it caused me to ask myself about life and what counts as a living person. While extremely loose, I would consider this book to have themes of suicide especially near the end.
While it was interesting to read about these things it's also a sad book. I had to sit with it for a couple of days after reading simply because of the questions it caused me to ask myself about life and what counts as a living person. While extremely loose, I would consider this book to have themes of suicide especially near the end.
Content Warnings
Minor: Suicide