That Dragon, Cancer App Reviews

One of the most important games I have ever played. Hits very close to home. I am great full for this artist. Thank you for your work?

I guess I’ve never thought of how precious a life is to others..I couldn’t finish the game. I was in tears I just couldn’t finish it. I am so sorry for all the lives lost to cancer and I hope Young Joel’s game can show just how much we need to appreciate what we have

When people talk about the power of stories to build human connections, this is what they mean. What this shares is so intimate, so deep, so human that I am trembling. Experimental fiction has been reaching out into the digital world for some time, but here we see something so earnest that it’s hard to give it that label. The pacing of the piece is expert. I could feel the strength of the arc, I knew where it was taking me, and yet, anxious, fearful, ... hopeful, I continued. In the end, I too

I have to say what an eye opening experience this has been. I cried the whole time basically and felt as if I lived the pain that these parents felt. And that pain I felt playing this can’t even equal the pain they went through living this. The strength y’all have is amazing and the faith you kept despite the situation. I thank y’all for this game and showing people that sometimes we can’t escape reality the way we would like to. But instead we should embrace what life has been given to us. Than

Dear creators: Thank you. Although I stopped at some point and I don't think that I can continue this amazing journey, because of feeling real pain and suffering, but thank you. You've created something extraordinary. Thank you.

Even after years of first having played this game I really can’t get it out of my mind. This was really well put together and really created a heartful experience.

But life can be very challenging at times. Not really sure what else to say about this game… other than; to Amy & Ryan, thank you for sharing your’s and Joel’s story.

I’m glad to see so many people loving this app if they did not have navigation problems. I could not get past the hospital part because it was too much of a trigger for some very bad times.

This game started out so amazingly. A starkly sensitive portrayal of parents facing the death of a child. My daughter recently died from cancer…I could see all the false hope we had been given, and then the reality of impending loss. Unfortunately about half way through the entire experience became a sermon. What could have been an acknowledgment of the enduring hole out of order death leaves in its wake, and a portrait of the weight that must be carried; became instead, contemporary Christi