- February 1, 2017
- Emblematic Group
Across The Line
Platforms
About
"Across the Line" is a virtual reality experience that simulates the experience of a patient seeking a safe and legal abortion. The game combines 360° video and CGI, featuring real audio from protests and scripted scenes to create a powerful depiction of the challenges faced by patients and providers. Exploring three scenarios, players navigate protests and intimidation, gaining insight into the emotional and psychological impact of the abortion debate. Please note that the game contains strong language and graphic content.





- The VR experience utilizes 360-degree video technology effectively, providing a unique perspective.
- The project addresses an important health issue, raising awareness about abortion and women's rights.
- Some users appreciated the emotional weight of the story, finding it impactful despite its execution.
- The software lacks meaningful gameplay and interaction, failing to meet the criteria of a traditional game.
- The execution is criticized for low production quality, including poor graphics and mediocre acting.
- Many reviewers feel that the political message overshadows the experience, leading to a divisive reception among players.
story
52 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story is a blend of a tragic love narrative and a commentary on immigration struggles, highlighting themes of hope and resilience amidst corruption. While some reviewers found it predictable and lacking in originality, others appreciated its heartwarming elements and the portrayal of honest characters in a corrupt environment. Overall, the story is described as compelling yet simple, with a mix of good acting and familiar plotlines.
“The incredible will and determination to stay true to oneself and still make it to a country with all the struggles to finally find happiness is the beauty of our country and this story.”
“Not only does this story bring love into the picture, but it paints a picture of humanity.”
“Quite a story here, and, even better, it is quite plausible as well.”
“The story is simply written and doesn't have a deep and complicated plot.”
“The story was predictable (bad guys are border guards, the Mexican drug cartel, good guys are illegals), the acting was so-so and if Brad Johnson hadn't been in it I would not have wasted my time watching.”
“Tired story of corrupt law enforcement.”