This Is Not A Game
A downloadable game for Windows, Linux, and Android
"This is Not a Game" is an interactive experience that taps into the fears women face in public spaces. It sheds light on the unsettling realities of catcalling, relentless stares, and other forms of harassment that have become disturbingly normalized in everyday environments. Through immersive gameplay, the project aims to evoke empathy, spark conversation, and challenge societal attitudes toward these pervasive issues.
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Install instructions
Download the zip file and run the Unity executable file for Windows. For Android, download the zip file and download the APK file on your Android device to play the game. EDIT: Linux support was added however as it was not intended for the game, there is no testing done on the version so apologies if there are any issues.
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where linux build tho?
Hello there! The demo was not initially built or meant for Linux however, since you brought it up, I have now added a build for Linux in the file uploads. Feel free to download and give it a try! Please note however, as the demo was not intended for Linux and general support for the demo has ceased, the Linux build is not tested and I apologize if there are any issues with the Linux build ahead of time. I hope you can understand!
~A
The linux build didnt work(black screen). I tried the windows one, the game needs to have coyote time. Also the collision is weird and buggy.
Apologies for the late reply. I am sorry to hear that the Linux build didn't work. For future endeavors I will do my best to be inclusive of Linux. I am also aware of the issues with the collision. It was our first experience and we were on a deadline as well so there was bound to be some bugs unfortunately but thank you for pointing it out nonetheless.
Also, I didn't know what you meant by coyote time but after looking into it since you mentioned it, I realized how important of a mechanic it is to include. Thank you so much for this feedback and the pointer! I really appreciate it! We'll definitely include it in our games moving forward and if we get back to this game, I will add it!
~A