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What are the sources for your research? do you address the different ethnic groups in africa? the different forms of slavery (chattle slavery vs debt bondage vs serfdom)? Is the name of the main characters tribe ever stated? I know this game is made for kids but for a game about a personal journey of a young west african slave boy it would be nice if the kids playing learned about west africa in a game about slavery.
This and a couple other minor things added up to the game feeling just a little off to me. BUT this is still the best game about slavery I've ever played in my entire life. Just saying it would be super cool if you guys consult with a couple native americans for the trail of tears edition.