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This may sound negative, but I think the forgiving gameplay is actually fitting here: it rarely gets in the way of enjoying the sensory experience and exploration, which is what this game is all about, but it provides enough interaction to keep you engaged and interested. Tip: learn to use your sprint button, also in mid air. Fortunately, the former choice is made here, although there are still a few places where one missed jump requires some tedious backtracking. Jumping challenges rarely create good gameplay: either they're relatively simple and boring, or they're tedious and frustrating. Then there are jumping challenges, sometimes with moving platforms. You always get further by being friendly and helpful, which is something I like. You have some choices in dialog options, which mostly give different, interesting responses, but in the end it's still a mostly linear experience with no major choices.

The gameplay by itself isn't very deep: most challenges are key/door challenges, sometimes literal, sometimes figurative (help an NPC by fetching an item for them). The dialogs are well written and engaging: each NPC has its own character and 'voice' (not literally - there's no voice acting), and interesting things to say. The sound design and music is excellent too, and helps to create a unique atmosphere for each world. Nevertheless, it's very beautiful, with excellent lighting and beautiful VFX. The game uses a retro, PS1-style aesthetic, with low res pixelated textures and low poly models. There's an incredible amount of high quality content: 12 completely different, beautiful, immersive dream-like worlds. We, along with our new HRC clients, are so grateful for your support.It's hard to believe that this game was mostly made by one person. You helped us confirm the incredible need for these services in our community. You are the power behind our work at Hope RISING Clinic.

Mom: “Please say goodbye and thank you.” (Directed at child) One of our favorite quotes heard recently as a family was leaving Hope RISING Clinic: 81% of children had prenatal polysubstance exposure.Here are some statistics about our first Hope RISING Clinic clients: The next appointment with the child went much better, incorporating games that helped to soothe the child, allowing for more time on actual therapy. However, the child’s father was thrilled, because that was the longest the child had focused on anything. The children coming receiving regular therapy need an extensive depth of services, and we’ve been learning an incredible amount since May.įor example, our Boundless Program speech-language pathologist had a first appointment with a child and was disappointed that she could only get in five minutes of what she considered therapy because the child was very distracted.

The clinic is ramping up over time, which feels like a good pace for both families and staff. And that, for these parents and caregivers, is life-changing. We have witnessed visible relief on the faces of parents and caregivers as their stress begins to lift and they start to truly understand: Their child isn’t volitionally choosing to not behave or do something requested-it’s because they can’t.

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We are booked into 2020.Ģ4 families are already receiving Hope RISING Clinic’s full range of therapeutic services on a weekly basis, with 45 more families in the intake process. Our FASD diagnostic clinic evaluates two children per month and has seen seven children so far. Your support is changing lives! The clinic opened in May, and the team has been busy. Thank you so much for your help launching Hope RISING Clinic. “I feel like what we are hearing today in the Hope RISING Clinic is the piece of the puzzle that has been missing.

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