Dontnod told me why he’s going to be free throughout Pride Month. From June 1 to June 30, it will be possible to download this episodic adventure game via Xbox or Steam, after which it will always be available.
Bee Message on the official website In Tell Me Why, Dontnod writes that the decision was part of a desire to “give more people access to the game.” Dontnod also hopes to encourage gamers to spend money in places that have a direct impact on the LGBT community.
“We’ve received warm messages from players around the world about how discovering Tyler as a trans man and Alison’s struggle with trauma has impacted, encouraged, or made them less isolated, particularly in light of the ongoing global COVID-19 pandemic. Transphobia discourse in places like the Kingdom United Kingdom and United Kingdom, Dontenwood Books.
In addition to revealing that Tell Me Why will be free, Dontnod encouraged fans to support games from creators and mutants. Some of the games Dontnod mentioned are Spirit Swap from Soft Not Weak, Ikenfell from Happy Ray Games, and If Found… from Dreamfeel.
Tell me why he tells the story of twins, Tyler and Alison, who meet and revisit their childhood home. Over the course of three episodes, he explores Tyler’s transition and other topics. In our review, we definitely liked the game, despite some big criticisms.
Tell Me Why is available for Xbox, Windows 10, and Steam consoles.
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