[h1]Savana is a simple point & click game of dialog that presents a single child’s experience with war, with voice-acting and music.[/h1] The game only takes ten minutes to play through. But, probably the suddenness of it all adds to the tragedy. I bought the “Help: The Game bundle “ specifically for this game, as well as for Malkia, and Emily: Displaced which I reviewed also. If you enjoyed playing This War of Mine, and/or you care about children’s charities, then this game is something you can enjoy for ten minutes, with no replay value. The whole bundle is worth about $5.00, so you can consider the other ten dollars a donation. Malkia would not launch on any computer I tried. I felt like I got my money’s worth with this game and Emily: Displaced, as well as the donation to a worthy cause. [b]Narrative:[/b] The best quality of the game is the dialog and voice acting. It is presented by a child who sounds as if she could be the child in the story. Her spoken English is fa...

This is a short experience rather than a game about a child in Africa who has fallen victim to war. It's very short and won't take much of your time and is a thought provoking part of a project meant to help children who have been victims of war. I'd say check out the project and this game if you think you might be interested.

Takes about ten minutes to complete, the idea is to raise awareness for War Child and make people think about the plight of children caught in conflict zones. Consists of point and click actions, maybe five of them, such as go get water and go to school. Very captivating narration by an unnamed young woman is the most intriguing part of the experience. Since it's basically free, you should try it.

Broken game.

Savana is a short point and click game, it follows a narrative of our main character's daily life and raises awareness on a child's experience with war. its amazing how quickly Modern Dream whipped up a game like this

Really too short to have any kind of impact.

Short anti-war game.

Short but interesting experience, it is part of a project to raise awareness about children affected by war.