Keita Game

This is 'Keita Game', a new video game from Outhouse Media. It's about a group of young people that have been sequestered away from society for nearly ten consecutive years, but now have the chance to find a new life together. The video game's plot starts with them playing a game called 'Wifelife and Nuka-Cola', where they're brought to an isolated world, where they have to survive 'pro.life' and become 'pro.ambition'. The script reads in part:
'Teachers are the only ones who know how to talk to young people, so the only way they can teach them is by making them gangsters and drugs dealers. It's not easy to fall in love with someone who's addicted to alcohol, sex and drugs, but no one is ever allowed to live a normal life without them.' The motivations behind this game are completely understandable; after all, teenagers are at a point of self-inflicted adulthood. In addition, these young people are forced to be the only people on Earth – they are the only ones that can leave their isolation and find something else to fall in love with. Outhouse Media have put together a great video about it, as well as another about how these people would now go about their lives, as a whole. The group that somehow manages to get free from their solitary confinement is called the 'Hoodies' and they have apparently managed to make a new life for themselves with a charming little boy named 'Vincent'. However,