21 Days

I have to admit it felt almost perverse to play this game. I know it is supposed to encourage empathy, which it did, but it was grim making the choices on behalf of a refugee. They made it very hard.

Depressing but good game.

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[b]Quick takeaway[/b]: Obviously meant to be a political statement, but also tells a decent choose-your-own story. [b]Details[/b]: The premise of the gameplay seems like it will be 'easy' -- literally time management gameplay style -- but it's actually rather challenging. The choices you make aren't easy, and obviously the game was designed that way to specifically elicit sympathy for the plight of refugees, but it still makes for an interesting game. My first playthrough I felt a little frustrated as I tried to find the right 'balance' among all the factors. But once I started re-playing sections (there is a feature to reload previous days if you'd like to retry them), I started to find out different results, and found unexpected consequences. It was actually quite neat, and it also helped in figuring out what to prioritize and when. If I have one small complaint, it's that there is no option to re-bind the controls, and I actually find it very uncomfortable to use the arrow keys instead of WASD. That said, the game was clearly good enough for me to deal with that small issue so that I could uncover the rest of the story.

Good game to get even more sympathy and empathy with refugees, gives you a good view on the few choices you got in a country in europe, also how easily it can be to get into crime, if you´re desperate, it´s way easier to convince you to lose your way. Please play it, it´s worth the 2 euros.

An interesting look at the difficulties of being a refugee.

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