Wheat harvest paradox
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Wheat harvest paradox
A psx style game where you harvest with a harvester. However, you do not live in an ordinary world, you live in a very gloomy and old giant city. Where all the inhabitants of this city are stuck in a time loop. Every day the direction of time changes. It can go both forward and in the opposite direction. You can also see your inverted copy which will harvest in reverse time.
*The name of the game comes from the grandfather paradox.
The grandfather paradox is illustrated by the impossible scenario in which a person travels back in time only to kill their grandfather (who could no longer go on to produce one's parent, and hence where does that leave you and your ancestor-killing event?)
In the same game, you are harvesting wheat that you have already harvested in reverse time, therefore the wheat came from nowhere, it turns out to be a contradictory situation, this is exactly what my game describes.*
A psx style game where you harvest with a harvester. However, you do not live in an ordinary world, you live in a very gloomy and old giant city. Where all the inhabitants of this city are stuck in a time loop. Every day the direction of time changes. It can go both forward and in the opposite direction. You can also see your inverted copy which will harvest in reverse time.
*The name of the game comes from the grandfather paradox.
The grandfather paradox is illustrated by the impossible scenario in which a person travels back in time only to kill their grandfather (who could no longer go on to produce one's parent, and hence where does that leave you and your ancestor-killing event?)
In the same game, you are harvesting wheat that you have already harvested in reverse time, therefore the wheat came from nowhere, it turns out to be a contradictory situation, this is exactly what my game describes.*