>>314873512The game isn't really meta, it's more like the opposite of meta. When you do something meta, like breaking the 4th wall, it takes you out of the game and says, "this is just a game, ain't that funny".
In UT, it kinda tries to do the opposite of saying "it's just a game", right? Whenever you try to do something because "it's just a game", it basically swipes that power from you to some extent. There are choices you can't completely run away from without tampering with the game files directly.
Besides that, I also think the game plays out everything completely straight. It's not meant to be deep or philosophical or anything, and anyone who says otherwise probably is just taking the piss.
