9.03m, is a short, first person, art/empathy game for PC. Not a game in the traditional sense of the word; it aims to humanise, and remember the victims of the 2011 Japanese tsunami. 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.
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Criticized a game like this is hard, because it is a tribute to a tragedy and the goal is only to tell that history, as such, it relays in as simple of a gameplay as you can get (A walking simulator), so don't expect anything groundbreaking gameplay wise, but what you can get is a really beautiful humanization of the people that the world lost on March 11, 2011. Give it a try, it is 15 minutes long and free.
A game that gave proceeds to charity, more of a living monument than an actual game. A sad walking simulator showcasing the wreckage of a hurricane.
Not alot of games have made me so close to crying quite like this one, such a beautiful and gorgeous way to humanize all the victims of disasters all over the globe, im so glad i played this and i urge everyone to as well