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So, instead, he lives a hermit-like life in a crashed airship in the Dunes, alongside his jovial if sarcastic sidekick, Crispin Horatiobuilt. For Horatio Nullbuilt, though, it’s a place to be avoided at all cost-he doesn’t exactly know why, thanks to damaged memory chips, but some remnant of programming from his previous versions makes Metropol a source of trouble. It’s an apparent paradise for robots, with an abundance of the electricity that robot lives rely on and a happy, peaceful existence. In the middle of the dirt and rust that defines what’s left of the world, the city of Metropol stands tall as a beacon of hope. From that basis, Primordia deftly balances humour, personality, and thoughtful philosophical musing on questions of religion and the nature of existence (with a dash of Shakespearean influence, for good measure). Indeed, there isn’t a human in sight-this post apocalypse is one where humans are long-gone, with the remains of the world left to robots. Sure, it stays true to the genre’s bleak atmosphere and cataclysmic set design, it’s not really interested in questions about how the world died and the struggles of people continuing to eke out a life in the wasteland.

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Primordia - originally released on PC in 2012, and now landing on Nintendo Switch - isn’t your typical post-apocalyptic adventure.