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''Kafka's Metamorphosis' is an emotional short-form story mini game based on the life of Czech writer Franz Kafka and his most popular novella, 'The Metamorphosis'. The mini game is set in the fall of 1912 when Kafka wrote The Metamorphosis. It captures Kafka's struggle to live as a writer while being pressured to fulfill roles as a young man, employee, and eldest son. The mini game aims to discover and express why Kafka wrote The Metamorphosis. The mini game is inspired by the literary globe and life of Franz Kafka, as well as his different works. Among them, The Metamorphosis and The Judgment are the most representative, both closely similar to Kafka’s lifelong difficulties with his father. The Metamorphosis, in particular, resonates with people worldwide as it depicts the struggles of an eldest son who transforms into a vermin. In Kafka's Metamorphosis, the novella serves as the central motif, focusing on Kafka and Gregor Samsa’s familial problems. The key difference is that Kafka's story emphasizes the conflict between his identity as a writer and his father's expectations. The feeling of being insignificant or treated as such under pressure is something not only we face today but also what Kafka and countless others experienced in 1912. Explore how Kafka, both as a human and as a writer, created his choices and wrote his stories in Kafka's Metamorphosis. This mini game offers a lyrical and melancholic experience with easy touch controls and a fast-paced, short-form narrative, much like a short movie. Users will discover Franz Kafka’s everyday life and inner globe, experiencing a range of emotions and stories. Reading Kafka’s works encountered in the mini game afterward will provide a new and engaging experience. As a tip, beyond The Metamorphosis and The Judgment, the mini game draws on Kafka’s novels like 'The Castle' and 'The Trial', as well as his diaries and letters. Following Kafka's Metamorphosis, MazM is preparing a story reinterpreting Edgar Allan Poe’s classic tales 'The Black Cat' and 'The Fall of the House of Usher'. This will be MazM's first foray into the horror/occult genre, so please look forward to it. 🎮 Features of the Mini game - A cinematic visual novel story mini game with emotional literary content, easily navigable through easy touch interactions. - A story reminiscent of a poetic and tragic emotional movie, featuring Kafka's writing and short stories. - Gratis access to the early stages of the story. - Content that blends daily emotional healing stories with elements of family drama, romance, horror, grotesque, and mystery. - A portrayal of Franz Kafka as a writer, son, employee, and man, exploring his life and the roots of his literature in a method that feels like a heartfelt drama or movie. - An emotional healing story mini game that provides insight into Kafka's life, related yet various from modern-day experiences. 😀 This Mini game is Excellent For: - Those seeking peace and healing from the fatigue of everyday life. - Those who wish to have fun a touching story like a film or novel through dialogues, illustrations, and story content. - Fanatics of reading, visual novels, story mini games, hero mini games, light novels, and web novels. - Those who wish to experience literary stories and cinematic narratives with easy and simple controls. - Readers interested in Kafka’s works like "The Metamorphosis" but search it daunting to read even e-books. - Those curious about the life story of the author Franz Kafka. - Aspiring creators or writers struggling with creative processes such as writing and drawing. - Literature enthusiasts who prefer playing story mini games over reading ebooks. - Those who have fun intriguing, thrilling yet touching family stories. Fans of artistic mini game illustrations and direction. - Those who have fun light psychological horror. - Those who appreciate light romance and conversations with mates. - Fanatics of MazM’s "Jekyll and Hyde" and "The Phantom of the Opera."