That Dragon, Cancer: I’m Sorry Guys, It’s Not Good

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Release date

November 9, 2016

Publisher

Numinous Games

Website

http://www.thatdragoncancer.com/

An immersive, narrative experience that showcases a scene from the full version of That Dragon, Cancer. "Sorry Guys, It's Not Good" retells a pivotal moment in the Green's journey where they are given the news that Joel is terminal.

"This is where we go to remember our son Joel, up through here along this path. We want to show you who he was, and how his life changed us. Can we walk here together for a while?"

A videogame developer's love letter to his son; a memorial to Joel Green; an interactive tribute to the loved ones of over 200 of our Kickstarter backers. Can you find hope in the face of death?

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Gear VR

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Ratings & reviews

3.85

285 ratings

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I've resisted playing this game...

I've been terrified to play this game. I have a 7 and a 3 year old. Knowing what the game is about, I got a bit misty eyed when I looked at the kid and he signed "more." I don't know how to say anything about this game. The developers have allowed us into possibly the worst moment of their lives. It feels wrong to be there, almost voyeuristic, but at the same time, I feel like it's somehow good to be there. I don't know. This messed me up. But it's good. Or rather, very well done.

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Not all games are shooty shooty bang bang. Some games can make you feel an emotion and give a message. This game is the later.

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❤️❤️

I watched my favorite YouTuber, Gloom, play this game, and i was an emotional wreck watching the gameplay. I was happy, sad, mad, and sometimes worried. It has a great concept and it’s an amazing game 🥰🥰

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Loved it!

September 2016 when I was diagnosed with stage 3 breast cancer, one of the rare type. It was hard hearing the news because of my kids, my husband, parents, other families and friends. Thanks to all of them I got through it. Been cancer free since February of this year. It wasnt easy at all, I almost gave up. So, I can relate.

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