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About This Game 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. 9.03m is set on Baker Beach in San Francisco, where debris from the tsunami has washed ashore in the years following the tsunami. To play, you must find the butterflies. All royalties (as of 19/12/2013) are donated to charity. Half of all received Space Budgie royalties go to Aid For Japan (http://www.aidforjapan.org.uk), a charity that helps children who lost their parents in the tsunami. The other half goes to Redr (http://www.redr.org.uk) a charity that helps in disaster scenarios. 7aa9394dea Title: 9.03mGenre: IndieDeveloper:Space BudgiePublisher:Space BudgieRelease Date: 12 Sep, 2013 9.03m Activation Code Keygen 903mm in cm. samsung sm 903m. vt-903m engine. john deere 903m feller buncher for sale. 903m bus route. john deere 903m for sale. samsung g903m. avatron 903m. feller 903m. 903mm to inches. 903mh tracked harvester. lombardini 903 m. cummins v-903m. 903m for sale. lombardini ldw 903. cat 903m specalog. expediente 903m. samsung s5 903m new edition. moore & wright 903m. modelo 903m. expediente tipo 903m. cummins 903m. 903m john deere. cummins vt903m. psu-903 m-12. viewsonic va903m. concept cls-903m-pkg. 903 mg to cg. 903mm in feet and inches. samsung s5 903m. 903m feller buncher. dsmarts 903m. piazzetta 903m 9.03m is technically not a game, but an interactive video. It makes aware the warning signs and effects of a tsunami to the player. 9.03m is a very deep and meaningful game, and the money from every purchase of a copy contributes to two wonderful charities which helps the victims of the T\u014dhoku tsunami.9.03m is all about symbolization, in which you need to figure the situation out for yourself. The total game doesn't take too long to complete, though the story is amazingly powerful. You're on a beach, on which the tsunami previously hit. Your task is to follow the glowing butterflies which lead you to the ghost of a victim. Heading to them in the dim moonlight, you will find a possession of theirs in which you need to find a clue to inform you of their name, history, etc. The whole game is based on supporting the victims and raising awareness, and in my opinion it has succeeded in that. 9.03m is not meant to be played as a game, more as a meaningful, sad and informative story.The game is simplistic though meaningful. Symbols are a large part of the game, creating mystery and suspense. With all it's revenue headed directly to the two charities, this game is worth the full price. An enjoyable and meaningful story.. What this game lacks in gameplay, it makes up for in feels. The music and art style really come together to set the perfect mood to bring a tear to your eye. These are the games I point to when people say the video games aren't an art form.if it can make you feel... it is art. It is a very, very short game, about 15-25 minutes of not-conventional gameplay.It was supposed to be art, and i think they do it well, with a good atmosphere and a real good piano soundtrack.For those who like to have new experiences - and an emotional one - and doesn't bother themselves with not traditional gameplay mechanics.. Great concept - a game that is not a game - but an experience instead. I enjoyed it immensely, and it gave me a closer understanding of the real losses of the victims of the Tsunami. This is not for someone who loves beating a traditional game - you don't beat this, you experience it. It only takes 15 minutes to finish, but at 2 euros, half of which go to Aid For Japan, it's definately worth buying.. How do I write a review about a game that was developed in the name of charity and stay objective. It's difficult to say the least, yet I find it difficult to recommend this to anyone unless you want to donate and it's on sale.First of all, if I had to describe what this was, I would be more likely to call it an interactive art exhibit. The graphics and color choices are gorgeous of course, but all you do is walk on a beach, follow butterflies to items, spin the item until you locate another butterfly, then click on said butterfly, rinse, repeat.It was designed to be experienced, not played or beaten, and the subject matter is supposed to illicit an emotional response from the user. Unfortunately, I don't think that subject matter was conveyed properly for it's intended results.Honestly, if it wasn't for the discription on the store page, it would be hard for me discern the message this game is trying to convey. The idea is that each item you locate belonged to a victim of the Japanese Tsunami, however the game gives you no indication of this. After each item is located, the tide goes out a bit to uncover the next, maybe this was an artistic decision on the devloper's part to convey something deep. Locating the lost artifacts pushes the Tsunami back, acknowledging the victim's loss undoes the damage of the Tsunami, something like that? Maybe it's up to the player to discern for themselves how to interpert this. The focus of the game doesn't become clear until you locate the butterfly on the last item, which takes about 10 minutes from starting the game, if that. After which some text appears on the screen explaining the damage the Tsunami had done in Japan, then the credits roll.I feel terrible about not recommending this game due to the nature of the title. How can you say no when a percentage of the profits go to the Tsunami Relief Fund? I want to make it perfectly clear that I in no way disagree with the game's message, and support the developers for donating to the charity through this title, I just disagree with it's design. The message could have been conveyed in a more understandable and focused way. As I played I knew what this title was trying to do, I just never felt that it accomplished it's task, and that's the only reason I couldn't recommend it.Let this be a lesson to developers everywhere. Wanting to create a game to help educate the world of a foreign cataclysmic natural disaster, and to donate to a charity, is not enough. That game must be worth the time of the people donating, and more importantly, the game must make it's message clear. Otherwise people who wish to donate can just do it manually through the charity's website.Thank you Space Budgie for developing this title and choosing to help out of the kindness of your hearts. I'm sure families all over Japan praise your work and thank you for your time. I wish more developers would put their talents to good use by creating things like this in the name of charity. Please don't take the fact that I'm not recommending this game as a personal attack in anyway, or a stance against your message. Don't ever stop creating and helping humanity the best way developers can. Your work is appreciated, maybe even more than you know. However, as a reviewer, I have to be honest, even though in cases like this one, I wish I didn't.If you wish to donate to the Japanese Tsunami Relief Fund and other charities that the proceeds of this game are going towards without purchasing this game, here are some links.Japan Earthquake and Tsunami Relief FundAid For JapanPeople and Skills for Disaster Relief. Beautiful little game, i finished it in 12 minutes but i never fully realised the disaster untill i played this. amazing soundtrack, beautiful art and the ending gave me goosebumps.. A worthy cause. This is less a video game than an 'Experience Container' - and for the modest sum of 79 pence in the UK, with a portion of sales going to charity, this is a thought-provoking 15-minute insight into the tragic events of the Japanese Tsunami in 2011.. This "game" is not for everyone, only for those who can appericate it for what it is. A typical game review just can't do 9.03m justice because what 9.03m is and what it aims to makes you feel is nothing like a typical game at all. If you understand the context, through its short and unique use of symbolism, 9.03m is probably one of the most touching, real world relatable experiences that I've ever had while playing a game. Calling it a game doesn't even feel apropos. 9.03m is an experience, a touching, beautiful experience that will move you to the core.All of my feels!!10\/10 *Rating isn't based on gameplay or story but instead how 9.03m made me feel*