Gaming Age

7th March 2019
Drowning

Categories: Review: Software
Author: Matthew Pollesel
Publisher: Sometimes You
Machine: PlayStation Vita

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Scores

PlayStation Vita Version
Overall91%

Summary

Drowning shows that if you want to convey something as deeply personal as experiencing depression, you do so by making a game that feels deeply personal. Although it's uncomfortable, it draws you in and makes you care about its main character in a way that few other games can match.

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