/lit/ - Literature

can deus ex machina endings be good/acceptable?

What's the Deus Ex of books? The themes are futurism, sci-fi, espionage and conspiracies.

It's considered one of the best video games ever so something comparable would be appreciated. Thanks.

>>17044387
This is the only game that has somewhat interesting writing. The rest is manchild trash.

>>16714778
>HEIDEGGER: [...] Thinking can do nothing more than to help humans to this insight, and philosophy is at an end.

>HEIDEGGER: No longer in the sense of philosophy. The role philosophy has played up to now has been taken over by the sciences today. To sufficiently clarify the “effect” of thinking, we must have a more in-depth discussion of what effect and effecting can mean here. For this, careful differentiations need to be made between cause, impulse, support, assistance, hindrance, and cooperation. But we can only gain the appropriate dimension to make these differentiations if we have sufficiently discussed the principle of sufficient reason. Philosophy dissolves into the individual sciences: psychology, logic, and political science.

>SPIEGEL: And what takes the place of philosophy now?

>HEIDEGGER: Cybernetics.

SPOOKY.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1rSAQkvxMrE

What is some political sci fi?

whats some literature with the feel of deus ex? less emphasis on cyberpunk/sci fi and more so on the conspiracy/global elite/illuminati angle

>>14176181
>Based

Do /lit/ video games exist? It seems that, as a young industry, games in general are skimping on the writing. Pic related, Chrono trigger, and Morrowind are the closest, and they still suffer from the sci-fi/fantasy trench that games are hopelessly stuck in. Is it possible for games to communicate beauty or beautiful ideas, or is that not their job?

>post a video game
>get a literary recommendation

What's the Deus Ex of literature? I mean something with a similar atmosphere and vibe, not any sci-fi with conspiracy theories