Dot's Home
Casuales
Gratis
"Dot's Home" is a single-player, 2D, narrative-driven video game that follows a young Black woman in Detroit living in her grandmother’s beloved home, as she travels through time to relive key moments in her family’s history where race, place, and home collide in difficult choices.
As an interactive experience, "Dot's Home" allows players to see the harmful systems that dictate our relationship to race and place, through the eyes of those that are most impacted. By inserting the player into scenarios where they have to make choices about how and where to live in the midst of redlining, urban renewal, and gentrification, we ask a fundamental question: “How did your family end up where they are today, and how much choice did they really have in that journey?”
"Dot's Home" is a production of the Rise-Home Stories project: a creative collaboration between multimedia storytellers and housing and land justice advocates who have come together over the course of three years, to reimagine the past, present, and future of our communities by transforming the stories we tell about them.
- Updated to a patched version of Unity to address the recent Unity security vulnerability.
El desarrollador (Rise-Home Stories Project) indicó que las prácticas de privacidad de la app pueden incluir el manejo de datos que se describe a continuación. Para obtener más detalles, consulta la política de privacidad del desarrollador .
No se recopilan datos
El desarrollador no recopila ningún dato en esta app.
Accesibilidad
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Ficha técnica
- Vendedor
- JoLu Productions Inc.
- Tamaño
- 195.7 MB
- Categoría
- Casuales
- Compatibilidad
Requiere iOS 13.0 o posterior.
- iPhone
Requiere iOS 13.0 o posterior. - iPad
Requiere iPadOS 13.0 o posterior. - iPod touch
Requiere iOS 13.0 o posterior. - Mac
Requiere macOS 11.0 o posterior. - Apple Vision
Requiere visionOS 1.0 o posterior.
- iPhone
- Idiomas
- Inglés
- Edad
4+
- 4+
- Copyright
- © 2021 Rise-Home Stories Project
