ADRIFT: a game about consent

Free

1.0.3for iPhone, iPad and more

7.9

3 Ratings

THE JENNIFER ANN CRECENTE MEMORIAL GROUP, INC.

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138.3 MB

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Aug 29, 2018

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About ADRIFT: a game about consent

"ADRIFT" is an award-winning serious game about consent that is appropriate for ALL ages!

You are a member of an interstellar salvage crew and have received a distress signal from an abandoned spaceship. The AI controlling the ship has been left behind and needs your help! Your job is to board the distressed ship and help the AI by extracting it from the derelict spaceship.

Do you have what it takes to help?

This clever game explores the concept and meaning of consent through a series of interactions between a member of an interstellar salvage crew and the AI found on an abandoned spaceship. Although this game is a great educational tool about consent, it does so in a very family-friendly manner and is appropriate for ALL ages!

ADRIFT was designed and developed by Quinn Crossley and Andrew Connell of the U.S. and was produced by Jennifer Ann's Group, a nonprofit charity that produces, publishes, and researches serious games about serious issues.