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We Are Chicago strives to portray the harsh realities associated with growing up on the south and west side of Chicago. In this first person 3D narrative-driven adventure game you are thrown into the life of Aaron who is only a week away from his high school graduation when suddenly his best friend Robert has stopped showing up to school.
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Raw, contemplative, dark and contemporary.
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PolygonAllegra FrankFeb 20177/10For better and worse, We Are Chicago dares to spend as much time on life's tinier moments as its most dramatic ones. That balance isn't always maintained successfully: Blunt dialogue often undercuts the power of otherwise understated scenes. But the combination of the two still gave me a broader, better perspective of what life is really like on the South Side.
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GameSpewWesley ScottFeb 20176/10It's too bad that its production values and general lack of polish keep it from ever achieving a proper moment of emotional transcendence… but there's enough earnest desire to show you the world through a glass darkly that We Are Chicago isn't without value.
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Game RantJohn JacquesFeb 20171.5/5 starsCulture Shock Games aims to take players on a tour through the tough life of Chicago's youth in We Are Chicago, but the game struggles to do its subject material justice.
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IGDB rating 4.0/10 from 4 ratings.
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