This is neat. And I didn't even die up there!

I would have commented earlier, but I forgot where I had downloaded this from and there was no way to identify who made it from the files themselves.

I thought this was an interesting form. One thing that struck me was how in the end I felt like I was climbing a small-scale model of the mountain, one of those absurdly large, small-scale models. When small-scale models are the size of a parking-lot, they become something inherently different than large models or small models. This large, small-scale model quality matched the perspective of the narrator really well. I enjoy the subject matter of the simultaneous importance of partial or unrealistic knowledges and the awareness that they are subjective. It's a subject I rarely see addressed in games. The idea of a thing is different than the thing itself and when we make that distinction and appreciate the idea as an idea I find it paradoxically more reality-based.