/v/ - Vidya Games

ITT we discuss the meaning behind classic Rain World game (without any DLCs)
I have this SNCA theory:
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Player is restricted to weak slugcat's body in a hard cruel world on purpose to show how bodies and physical needs limit one's true capabilities. Despite having human intelligence you can't really apply it in-game and have to be careful with what you do, learn everything from scratch. Slugcat's main goal is to leave its body and endless reincarnation cycle which is equal to winning the game.
This can be applied to our world and humans in general. We have great mental potential but can't easily transfer creations of our mind into reality. And if you die or ACK then you'll just be reincarnated in another body. However there are no documented reliable methods of getting rid of this cycle. Ev&doe I could have hallucinated it all geg.
Rain world would be more realistic if you get reborn as other slugcat upon death and had to do it all from the start. Doe that's practically unbeatable difficulty. (You)r thoughts on this?
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TL:DR it's about physical limitations of one's body restricting the true mental potential, the difficulty of transcending it and that it's applicable to humans.
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inb4 troonslop - it was keyed before downpour and subsequent rape by furnigger tranny gooner community