Playing this game, I was thinking back to class. I remember there being a discussion about whether or not it was effective to incorporate both fictional and real-world content into this game, seeing as it deals with a serious topic, but I think in this case it worked well. There was a lot of context given to the reader and so the fictional elements did not take away from the real injustice occurring. If anything it felt as if you were calling to light the hypocrisy of the bodies seeking to prevent people from seeking asylum. This game was creative and I especially enjoyed the 2D graphics on the title screen and such.