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Dot's Home App Reviews

The Dot's Home app recently received 17 positive reviews on iPhone, iPad, and Android devices, and 2 negative reviews. Users in the United States have given Dot's Home app an average rating of 4.59 out of 5 stars, based on a total of 332 ratings since its release on Mar 24 by RiseHome Stories Project. Can you share your positive or negative thoughts about Dot's Home?

Ratings and Reviews
Rated 4.47 out of 5

332 global ratings

5 Star
71%
4 Star
6%
3 Star
12%
2 Star
12%

17 Positive User Reviews for Dot's Home

YOU ATEE

You did your big one with this one, it’s really underrated. 🩷

Needs more content- GREAT IDEA THO!

I finished this in about an hour or so. Needs more content. This is a great way for people to learn about what other cultures in their communities go through, and helps instill determination not to allow it to continue. Make more! Sooooo much more!❤️💯

Teaches about discrimination

This game does a great job at showing housing discrimination towards POC. It really makes you think about which choices to pick because there isn’t really a correct answer. It’s short and straight to the point. If you want a little insight about this topic then this is a great choice

Great storyline

This game is challenging and has a interesting storyline. It offer a lot of options.

I LOVE this game.

So this game is like amazing! At the start it didin’t make sense to me, but than I started understanding the controls. It’s so fun. I finished half of the levels in 1 hour. I totally recommend to people who like adventures games.

Great game

This is a great game and really opened my eyes even further to what the African American community had/has to deal with. It’s honestly one of the games that I’ll remember for a while. Made me cry

great concept!

I tloved that the concept of the game was very realistic, and educational. The only downside is that it felt like watching a movie, that ends as soon as you get to the really good part. I hope that eventually the creator comes back with a longer version.

Great educational game nice and short

I loved what the game was trying to accomplish and felt it did exactly what was intended. It made me think, I sat and thought about what decisions to make carefully because it made me think about my own position right now. The news was very insightful as well. I appreciated it and love the artwork as well. We should have more games like this to help educate our people on other topics as well.

They did a great job with this

The game is about some tough hitting history that is presented in an immersive and emotional setting. A must play! It would be interesting to see more history lessons in this format.

So interesting and beautiful

This game is so engaging and such a well written and interesting story. I loved it a lot. I wish it went on for longer! I restarted it as soon as i got to the end, hoping to look at how different decisions could shape up. Thank you for such a beautiful little game, please make more! This is amazing

Love the setup, but what?

The game was lovely. I loved everything… except the ending. This is honestly the shortest game I’ve ever played. I hope to see better content in the future.

Very fun but stuck at glitch

Made it all the way to organizing posters and can’t get past it. Very fun game

Amazing

I love the art,the plot,EVERYTHING

Expected

Pretty much what I expected. Give you no hope and no where to go. Just like white america.

Amazing.

The details in this story are immaculate. With the issues of Poc, and immigrants, amazing story line! 10/10👍

2 Negative User Reviews for Dot's Home

No thank you.

I am a person of color and after 5 minutes of playing this game I was very upset with this game. There is enough crap about racism being pushed. I do not want to see it in my games, cartoons, or movies. Idea and visuals are great but not thank you.

Stereotype game

This game is playing along the lines of today's social media-driven narratives. Understanding what happened in history and how people ended up where they are today should be the foundation of this game. I see this game only reinforcing the negative bias in today's world and not providing value to those who want to progress meaningfully.