Hair Nah is a travel game about a black woman who is tired of people touching her hair that originated as the answer to a brief: "What are stresses that Black women face and how can we address them?".
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Admirable message but doesn't translate into a very fun game. While the game's message is conveyed through gameplay quite well (something I think all rhetoric games should do) the actual gameplay isn't very interesting and as the game goes on there's no change to the formula to make it more interesting other than an escalating difficulty. I played it for seven minutes for a class and it serves its rhetorical purpose well enough, but maybe with more variety, it could be a pretty cool web or mobile game to pick up and play frequently.
Fun as hell game. I played the arcade version which uses a Kinect and you have to physically wave away the hands with your own. The later levels were just not possible to beat I think because of the frequency and precision you have to move your hands... that damn TSA level lol.
A great social commentary and entertaining banter from the NPCs.
A great social commentary and entertaining banter from the NPCs.