When there's a new RPG on the block claiming to do [#Solarpunk](https://wandering.shop/tags/Solarpunk), I'm obviously interested. Recently, [@FullyAutomatedRPG](https://mstdn.games/@FullyAutomatedRPG) made its way to me via [@fiction](https://slrpnk.net/c/fiction) so I'm giving it a look. What does it want to do? It wants to be a kind of D&D for Solarpunk – a big kitchen sink game that becomes a cornerstone for the genre. That's… Hm, I like my RPGs written with a lightning focus on telling specific stories, so I feel like I'll be biased against [#FullyAutomated](https://wandering.shop/tags/FullyAutomated), but let's see. 1/8
Following some recommendations on [@solarpunk](https://slrpnk.net/c/solarpunk) I picked up “The Dispossessed” by Ursula Le Guin, and I found it right up my alley. I went through it as fast as I could, unable to put it aside for long. There were a few aspects which I did not need (the Terran connection in particular messed with my suspension of disbelief), but overall I found it a very good start to dive into reading fiction again.