Kafka's Metamorphosis

Let me introduce you to "Kafka's Metamorphosis," an emotional short-form story game that delves into the life of renowned Czech writer Franz Kafka and his most famous novella, "The Metamorphosis." Prepare to be transported back in time to the fall of 1912, the period that Kafka wrote the novella. The game captures the intense struggle that Kafka experienced as he tried to maintain his identity as a writer while conforming to his roles as an employee, eldest son, and a young man. The game revolves around exploring and expressing why Kafka wrote "The Metamorphosis." The game draws its inspiration from the literary world and life of Franz Kafka along with his various works, with "The Metamorphosis" and "The Judgment" being the most representative of them. These works closely relate to Kafka's lifelong difficulties with his father, with "The Metamorphosis" depicting the struggles of an eldest son that transforms into a vermin. In "Kafka's Metamorphosis," the novella serves as the central motif, shining a light on Kafka, as well as Gregor Samsa's familial issues. The key difference is that Kafka's story highlights the conflict between his identity as a writer and his father's expectations. Kafka's struggle with feeling insignificant or being treated as such is not an experience exclusive to him or to 1912. Many of us still experience these feelings today. The game aims to uncover how Kafka, both as a writer and human, made his choices and wrote his stories. The game offers an enchanting and melancholic experience with straightforward touch controls and a fast-paced, short-form narrative, which are characteristic of a short film. Players will explore Franz Kafka's daily life, his inner world, and experience a blend of emotions and stories. Following the game, reading Kafka's works mentioned in the game will provide a fresh and engaging experience. As a sneak-peek, besides "The Metamorphosis" and "The Judgment," the game incorporates Kafka's novels such as "The Castle" and "The Trial," along with his diaries and letters. MazM, the developer of "Kafka's Metamorphosis," is already preparing to launch their next title, a sinister story that reinterprets Edgar Allan Poe's classic tales, "The Black Cat" and "The Fall of the House of Usher." This marks their first foray into the horror/paranormal genre. The game is cinematic and visual, featuring poetic and tragic emotional content that is easily navigable through simple touch interactions. The storyline is reminiscent of an emotional and touching film, with Kafka's writing and short stories forming part of the background. You can access the early stages of the game free of charge. The game seamlessly blends everyday emotional healing stories with family drama, romance, horror, the grotesque, and mystery. The portrayal of Franz Kafka as a writer, son, employee, and man, offers insight into his life and the roots of his literature in a way that feels like a heartfelt drama or film. "Kafka's Metamorphosis" is an emotional healing story game that provides insights into Kafka's life and his literature. The game is perfect for those seeking peace and healing from the everyday fatigue of life. Those who want to enjoy a touching story like a movie or novel through dialogue, illustrations, and story content will also fall in love with the game. The game caters to diverse reading and literary forms, including visual novels, story games, character games, light novels, and web novels. The game offers light psychological horror and romance, with artistic game illustrations and direction for fans to appreciate. Players who enjoy intriguing yet touching family stories and those curious about the life story of Kafka will find the game perfect. Finally, literature enthusiasts who prefer playing story games over reading books will also love the game.