Overview

Interactive Empathy is a unique collection featuring two short, experimental games developed during a one-week workshop in Zagreb, Croatia. This project, titled "Interactive Empathy - Citizenship & Storytelling in Video Games," brought together artists who were not necessarily game development professionals. They utilized Gamechuck's "Interactive Comics Editor" to bring their interactive visions to life within a week. The package also includes a documentary video detailing the workshop and a booklet offering further insights into the project.

Highlights

  • Developed by artists during a one-week workshop as part of the "Interactive Empathy" project.
  • Features two short, experimental interactive comic/game experiences created using the "Interactive Comics Editor."
  • Includes supplementary materials: a documentary video about the workshop and a project booklet.

Who It's For

This game is ideal for players interested in experimental game design, interactive storytelling, and the intersection of art and technology. It’s also a great choice for those curious about the creative process behind game development, especially when undertaken by artists from diverse backgrounds. Given its short, experimental nature and free-to-play model, it's accessible to a wide audience looking for something different.

Game Info

Interactive Empathy offers a glimpse into a focused creative sprint, showcasing how artists can leverage specific tools to craft narrative experiences. The games themselves are described as interactive comics, suggesting a strong emphasis on visual storytelling and player choice within a limited scope. The inclusion of workshop documentation provides valuable context for understanding the development journey and the project's broader goals related to citizenship and storytelling.