A young girl named Hope confronts a town overrun by Cancer in this indie casual adventure. Players follow her coming-of-age journey through an action-packed story that blends amusement with empowerment. The game offers a gentle distraction, placing kids in control during tough times.
Cancer survivors and children in treatment find special strength here, while all ages enjoy the balanced fun. Developers donate every sale to Game Changer Charity, which brings hope to hospitalized kids. This PC adventure lifts spirits without overwhelming demands.
I, Hope is a beautiful coming of age adventure story about a young girl named Hope, whose town has been taken over by Cancer. The game is engaging for all, yet for survivors and children who are currently battling cancer, the game is empowering. The developer has truly set out to make a game that kids can play while receiving cancer treatments; something to distract them, but at the same time, put them back in control of their battle. In addition to this being a great game, the developer is donating all their proceeds from the game to Game Changer Charity, a wonderful non-profit organization whose mission is to spread hope and love to children staying in hospitals.
When we think of video games, our minds go to epic battles, fantasy worlds, crazy races and mind-boggling adventures. For Kenny Roy, creating a game is about hitting the perfect balance between pure amusement and lifting spirits.
