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You could interact with the environment as far as finding things that reveal the character of other townspeople, and maybe you could open up new towns as you went along, but the crux of the game would be social interactions. 

I guess if you wanted, you could help other people with tasks, but the point is to make a game that basically resembles the first part of an RPG, but there is no "quest" aside from building social relationships. No big bad or good vs. evil storyline, and any ending to the game would just be you solidifying who you are and are not friends with. 

I actually think game grumps did a playthrough of that when jontron was still on the show.

I think id's just that i haven't spent much time with it ( a couple hours every day) and don't have the money for those things. Also eish map had waypoints.

But exploration has always been associated with Zelda? *shrugs*

In all seriousness, I like the 3D Zelda formula, so I'm still not sure I'll like this.

Interesting since it seems like such a digital indie title.

Oh definitely. I think part of why ghost in the shell is getting poor reviews (among other reasons) is because people have seen the philosophical and visual themes it presents in the movies it inspired. 

Having never seen either matrix or blade runner, but being a fan of original GitS movie, though a casual one, I effin loved it. But I get why id's nothing new to others.

Toy commander reminds me of small soldiers for no other reason than both involve toys.

Like ghost trick without the stylus and time mechanics kind of. I do love ghost trick. 

I think I'd be fine with just a life sim where conversation was the key. So Sims, but with actual dialogue. Or maybe an online MMO version of Sims. I dunno. Entirely conceptual and i can see the cracks in the marketability of this ... But i want it. Lol

I wasnl't saying no reason. I just don't really want to be a shopkeeper.

I saw that one, but i don't necessarily want to be the shopkeeper. I still want to be my own character and walk town to town. Like ME, but only the dialogue trees.