Ancestors: Odyssey Review of Humans

A few days ago, I realized on the bus that my ancestors might have started looking for me. I found myself thinking about a haircut. About hairstyle. Take a look at the various ways of treating my hair that are obvious around me. Why do we do this? I want to know Verge, Ponies, Pompadour. Why do we do this with fur?

fur? From time to time, I just want to scare myself, I try to remember that I am a great ape. I did n’t evolve from an ape. I do n’t have the same ancestor as the ape. morning

One. My hand is the hand of the ape. My feet are ape feet. Make a sandwich with a stapler and worry about the end of the season for "million dollar listings": New York? All of this is the behavior of apes. Now here is the ancestor reminding me again.

Ancestors-its full name is "Ancestors: Human Odyssey" just in case you haven't fully considered the first act of 2001-I want to try to make a book like Homo sapiens Yuval Harari "game. How did modern humans develop? Let's see! Meet a group of primitive people who lived millions of years ago. They are deep somewhere in the wild. Can you lead them through the journey of hundreds of generations and take them on the path to becoming something like us? Can you take them from the fur to the sides and meet with McDonald's?

For games, this is an ambitious agenda that makes some confusing opening moments possible. First of all, I am a little human baby, lost in the jungle, frightening faces, irresistible sounds, feelings and actions emerging from the smoky environment, I try to find a hiding place. This smoke is primitive imagination, and it's all about the fear of being eaten. Then, a few seconds later, I became a mature primitive man and started looking for babies. I can select points of interest around me using vision, sound, and smell, and I can remember one of these points at a time to highlight that point of interest on the HUD and allow me to investigate further. I need enough diet and sleep to stay healthy. I need to learn how to deal with snakes and wild boars, big cats and other wild animals. I need to understand what the various plants around me are doing, what the stones are and what the water is. I also need to understand gravity: I need to stop falling from the tree every five minutes to break a bone. In fact, I really need to stop the fracture because it slows me down. And I need to find that baby.