MazM's latest Android game, Kafka's Metamorphosis, offers a captivating blend of family drama, romance, mystery, and psychological horror. Following the success of titles like Jekyll & Hyde and Phantom of the Opera, this narrative adventure delves into the life of Franz Kafka in 1912, the year he penned The Metamorphosis.

Exploring Kafka's World:

This short-form game explores the challenges Kafka faced balancing his writing aspirations with his responsibilities as a young man, employee, and son. Players uncover the motivations behind his iconic novella. The game draws inspiration not only from The Metamorphosis but also from The Judgment, The Castle, and The Trial, enriching the experience with insights from his diaries and letters. The game masterfully portrays themes of isolation and familial pressure, mirroring the struggles of Gregor Samsa in The Metamorphosis through Kafka’s own perspective. While the subject matter is weighty, the game avoids melodrama, presenting a unique and relatable perspective. It's a poignant narrative experience combining poetic storytelling with emotional depth.

A Unique Literary Gaming Experience:

Kafka's Metamorphosis features beautifully rendered illustrations and a lyrical, concise narrative. It successfully bridges the gap between literature and gaming. The free-to-play game is available on the Google Play Store. MazM is already developing their next project, a horror/occult game inspired by Edgar Allan Poe's works, including The Black Cat and The Fall of the House of Usher.