This is not really a game, 9.03m is more of an interactive story. If you don't read the info, you will be wondering what this story is about (Though it is likely you read the description if you are reading this). Basically you move around a beach and discover items under the sea which tell a small story.

The story is not really told in words, it is mostly described with outlines of humans and items that are important for them. The whole world is in different shades of blue, which given the theme of the game and the reason behind it works pretty well...

After all this is an memorial for those who lost their lives in the tsunami of Japan 2011 and it should be treated as one. If you are looking for actual game that takes some time to finish, you should not be paying 9.03m attention. But if instead you wish to experience short story (I did complete the story in the time shown with this review) and you are not counting pennies, there is nothing wrong dipping into this one and experiencing the story. After all, half of the profits do go to charity.

This is not really a game, 9.03m is more of an interactive story. If you don't read the info, you will be wondering what this story is about (Though it is likely you read the description if you are reading this). Basically you move around a beach and discover items under the sea which tell a small story. The story is not really told in words, it is mostly described with outlines of humans and items that are important for them. The whole world is in different shades of blue, which given the theme of the game and the reason behind it works pretty well... After all this is an memorial for those who lost their lives in the tsunami of Japan 2011 and it should be treated as one. If you are looking for actual game that takes some time to finish, you should not be paying 9.03m attention. But if instead you wish to experience short story (I did complete the story in the time shown with this review) and you are not counting pennies, there is nothing wrong dipping into this one and experiencing the story. After all, half of the profits do go to charity.