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On one side of the screen, an interactive task. It could be playing Call of Duty, it could be shaving, or it could be something altogether more serious.
On the other side, dialogue choices. You steer the path of the stories Unmanned tells, selecting from multiple options at various points as the scenes progress.

Molleindustria
Language: English

From the mind of Italian indie dev Molleindustria, this is a quite extraordinary game, one about war, morality, love, confusion, the appropriateness of 18-rated videogames for children, behavioural disorders and workplace romance.
You’re stationed in Afghanistan, but you return home at the weekends. What do you tell your wife during a phone conversation? What do you do with your kid during those precious moments you’re not away? What do you truly believe about the situation in the Middle East? These are questions the game asks of you.
It also asks you to balance your talking with your actions. At multiple points, you’ll be holding an in-depth conversation while concentrating on an important task. Maintaining a successful marriage of the two not only affects the course of the game, it also leads to additional achievements – ones that are given extra gravity by their context at the end of the game.
It’s moving and thought-provoking, and challenging in more ways than one. Molleindustria’s unique style is helped along by Jim Munroe’s excellent writing and an understated soundtrack from Jesse Stiles.