Witness To Mass Incarceration

Dont do the crime if you dont want to do the time. How do you know the male guard and female guard were flirting with each other behind a glass window? maybe they were laughing at you. And i seriously dont want to pull down the panties of a criminal. SKIP!

Visual novel about Evie Litwok, ex-prisoner and real-life person, that tells how she felt about her first time in a prison. Her story is narrated and voiced by Evie Litwok herself, even though the voice acting isn't the greatest. Also, there are rough point and click interactions that half the time don't work properly. The pixel art is decent. There is something that has annoyed me a little, and I think is of vital importance to someone who tells about their life in prison: why aren't there any mention in the whole game of what is the reason she got into prison? She was incarcerated for a reason, and the reason that turned her life upside down is probably an important detail for her story (after a quick search on the web, I found out she was sentenced for tax fraud, and I repeat this detail isn't in the game at all). Witness to Mass Incarceration was a peculiar experience. A game told from the point of view of an ex-prisoner is not something you find very often. I was on the fence about whether to recommend it or not, but I'm going to let it pass with a positive recommendation since I enjoyed it. But beware that the game is still a work in progress, only 1 chapter is available at the moment. And one last thing: why are the credits a sort of cringeworthy LinkedIn posts?

There are many heartbreaking stories of women who struggled with abuse, slipped through the cracks, and survived long periods of time in correctional facilities. This is not one of those stories.

[url=https://www.brennancenter.org/topics/criminal-justice] The United States has less than 5 percent of the world’s population and nearly one-quarter of its prisoners. [/url] [url=https://www.sentencingproject.org/][/url]

Personally I did not mind undressing the grandma. I did that mission multiple times hoping I could get a Steam Achievment. But overall the rest of the game is very boring except for the peeing simulation. I found that to be very exotic. I was confused why I needed a credit card for a plane ticket when I never got to fly in a plane. I only road in a taxi, which was a let down. I like the main character and would be very nice to her in the prison cell if she were my cell mate. I would wake up at night and pet her if I could.

This is a very eye opening game to experience. The first 20 minutes of the game really has you relate to her experience with her parents. The dialogue is very heart felt and the story is very touching. It brings up an issue that needs awareness in the United States at a time like this.

As a player, this game makes you feel the psychological consequences of being incarcerated firsthand through the dialogue, interactive elements, and animations. The discomfort you might experience from some parts is intentional and meant to place you in the shoes of a prisoner. Overall, this is an important and relevant game to play if you want to better understand what being in prison does to the incarcerated --- looking forward to Chapter 2!