Even unintentionally, sorting puzzler A Storied Life: Tabitha risks gamifying grief ...Middle East

I should say, up front, that I believe A Storied Life: Tabitha means well. Although it joins a swelling collection of cosy/'wholesome' games that also happen to be about death, it’s more grounded than most, forgoing grand scenery and grander metaphors to simply have you clearing out a deceased loved one’s house while patching up her unfinished memoirs. All perfectly earnest and untoward, it would seem, and yet I walked away from my Gamescom demo last month feeling uneasy – especially about how its puzzle aspect undermines, rather than enables, its posthumous storytelling.

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