Two people are unemployed. They are going to be interviewed today and if they manage to make a good impression they will get the job.
The questions are the same, the answers are the same, but the interviewees are not the same: one is Martin, a man, the other one is Irene, a woman. Should it make any difference?
This is a narrative mini game created in Italian by indie developer Mauro Vanetti in one day during the Narrative Game Design course held by We Are Müesli in Bologna in January 2016. It's now being published in Italian, English, French, Spanish, Brazilian Portuguese and Korean with a revamped graphics by Emanuele Klemp in order to spread awareness about gender discrimination in access to work.
The questions are the same, the answers are the same, but the interviewees are not the same: one is Martin, a man, the other one is Irene, a woman. Should it make any difference?
This is a narrative mini game created in Italian by indie developer Mauro Vanetti in one day during the Narrative Game Design course held by We Are Müesli in Bologna in January 2016. It's now being published in Italian, English, French, Spanish, Brazilian Portuguese and Korean with a revamped graphics by Emanuele Klemp in order to spread awareness about gender discrimination in access to work.
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