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An immersive, narrative videogame that retells Joel Green's 4-year fight against cancer through about two hours of poetic, imaginative gameplay that explores themes of faith, hope and love.
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Overwhelming, contemplative, inward and prestige.
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ForbesAndy RobertsonJan 201610/10Like any good art That Dragon, Cancer redefines the boundaries of its genre. This is creativity unfettered, matched in weight only by the likes of The Last of Us.
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TelegraphTom HogginsJan 20165/5 starsWhile nothing can ever bring back their little boy, I am glad the Greens had that faith. And I am glad they were brave enough to share it with us.
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TwinfiniteChris JecksJan 20165/5With the emotionally draining effect that That Dragon, Cancer will have on you in mind, I'd still implore you to play it. If only to further understand the harm that cancer brings, not only to those diagnosed with the disease, but to their family and loved ones too.
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The EscapistTaylor HidalgoJan 20163/5 starsLike inventing and describing a new color, That Dragon, Cancer tries to describe something indescribable, and does an admirable job of it.
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TechRaptorGeorgina YoungFeb 20166.5/10A beautiful game but not quite successful for me as a social experiment.
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IGDB rating 7.6/10 from 34 ratings.
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