ROOT

ROOT is a text-mode world you explore one screen at a time — and it grows itself every night. Somewhere in regional Australia, someone built a public archive out of trees: solar-powered memory casings hidden in the burled knots of eucalypts, each broadcasting a small library at three hundred bits per second, to anyone still listening. Then the archive began to change on its own. It did not lose data. It began comparing things. You are @, the Reader — the oldest glyph a terminal has for a perso...