
The media is quick to put figures to death tolls in such disasters, and 9.03m tries to remind people of the individuals behind those figures. 9.03m is set on Baker Beach in San Francisco, where debris from the tsunami has washed ashore in the years following the tsunami. To play, you must find the butterflies.
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I recently came across a review that beautifully encapsulates the essence of 9.03m: "It's a game of remembrance; dedicated to all that were affected by the disastrous tsunami that hit Japan in 2011." This game is not about groundbreaking mechanics or traditional fun; instead, it offers a poignant 15-minute experience that invites players to reflect on a significant tragedy. As the reviewer mentioned, wandering along the quiet beach while following the trail of butterflies is a uniquely somber yet beautiful experience. The scattered items of those who once lived there serve as a powerful reminder that those lost are not forgotten. The game's presentation is stunning, and its purpose resonates deeply, conveying a message of hope and resilience. What truly stands out is that 100% of the proceeds go to charity, making it a meaningful contribution to a worthy cause. The review rightly points out that it doesn't matter how short the game is or that it lacks traditional gameplay mechanics; its value lies in the moment of reflection it provides. I wholeheartedly agree with the sentiment that this game deserves a chance, regardless of whether it aligns with your usual interests. 9.03m is a touching tribute that carries more significance than many other games, and I encourage everyone to support it.
beautiful game and a nice tribute to those who lost their lives more than a decade ago from the moment of this review.
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9.03m is an old (2013) but still powerful tribute by the developer to those many Japanese who died or disappeared in the 2011 tsunami. It is barely a game - just a few movements and clicks to see a tiny selection of victims and the poignant objects that survived them - but rather an experience. I felt that the final scene, which tries to give an impression of what an impossibly large casualty number actually means in terms of the people themselves, worked very well, in spite of the inevitably outdated quality of the graphics.
This is a linear, yet short and sweet experience. My heart goes out to all the families/communities that were affected March 11, 2011.
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+1 免费 没中文 没成就 9.03 米 灾难发生后,媒体总会迅速统计遇难人数,本作意在唤醒人们铭记数字背后一个个鲜活的生命。 游戏场景设定于旧金山贝克海滩,海啸过后数年,受灾残骸陆续被海浪冲刷至此。 游戏玩法为找寻散落的蝴蝶。 自 2013 年 12 月 19 日起,游戏全部收益均用于公益捐赠。半数款项捐助日本海啸孤儿救助机构,另一半拨付灾害救援慈善组织。
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