Jammin’
July 27, 2016 | 21:46 | Written by: snake911
If you look beyond the surface, TJ&E can be interpreted as a mirror's reflection of humanity and just how terrible we would be to act as hosts for guests from another planet who just need an intergalactic tow truck to get them on their way. As for the environment, a metaphor for the structure of the Earth in TJ&E could be implied as a sign that danger lurks near, similar to how a winding road leading to Dracula’s castle with jagged cliff sides connected by natural arches are symbols of caution as they eventually lead to the Count’s front door. The unhinged structure of each level is further evidence of how unstable the inhabitants of Earth are.
But I don’t care for any of that kind of deep analytical take on things. I like the game ‘cuse it has aliens and funky music.
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