WTMG’s Oliver Shellding: “There’s not really a higher purpose to games as art, unless you’re dead set on sending a message that might overwhelm someone in terms of philosophy or political positioning. Sometimes art is just delightful, and evocative of the human condition in the most baser of ways: we are uncertain of death, we sometimes fear it, mock it, embrace it or simply live alongside it. Waterzooi has crafted a vessel of expression that I see and I adore because of what it is, not what it could be. There’s hints that there may be more chapters in the future, and I, for one, would be thrilled to see even more expansion into this realm. Please, Touch the Artwork 2 thrills me with a simple concept delivered with polish, poise and aplomb.”
