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Essays on Empathy is a curated compilation of Deconstructeam 's best efforts in seeking new narrative experiences in games. Inhabit the lives of a diverse cast of characters from all walks of life in bite-sized, innovative, interactive stories; from a hitman working at a flower shop, to a schoolgirl who is convinced her skeleton isn't hers.
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Okay so, I just played 'Zen and the Art of Transhumanism' and... What the hell is that?? CW: medical violence, breach of consent, chemical castration - Here's the pitch: your character works as a "human upgrade crafter"
Essays of Empathy is a collection of little, short games which are all full of soul. The games themselves shift between a variety of genres and different moods quite effortlessly and what's very interesting in this
Essays on Empathy is not one game but a collection of ten rather short games. It comes with a video for each game in which the developers talk about the creation and struggles of said games and their experience
I must admit, I didn't enjoy the games all that much. However, I'm giving a thumbs up to this particular game because it beautifully highlights a crucial aspect often overlooked, these games we play to pass the time are
From the little I was able to play, Essays on Empathy was really good. Whether it’s picking a gift for your father or picking possibly the last flowers on earth for a memorial, every story packed a punch emotionally.
Essays on Empathy, developed by Deconstructeam and published by Devolver Digital, is a deeply introspective anthology that invites players to experience a series of compact, story-driven games centered on the human