Loondon

Poignant story. Not really a game as many have said, but it's not something I mind. Beautiful graphics and a very well-designed interface. The silent movie format was very effective, too. I think an expanded story should be very seriously considered, I see enormous potential. Something longer, with branches here and there to provide different endings. Sort of like those "choose your own adventure" books, but without the choices that get you killed suddenly.

They really need to make a category for these type of games.

There was an execessive amount of demonic creatures in that church...

That woman murdered the child. Jonah rushed in to try to save the child, and in the process, the woman died. He was seen, and accused of murdering the two people, and hung. Had he been "normal," he would have been given a fair trial. That priest that ordered him executed was the same one seen in the church. While his hat was glowing white, his face and body were completely in shadow. Also, the church was all dark, and there were so many demonic figures in the background. Perfect light/dark motif. Thus, the church, as a representation of the status quo, the societal norm, the image of perfection, cast out those who did not belong because of a physical deformity that they had been born with. This shows that the moral of the game is that society is evil for casting out all those who do not belong, especially those who were born with physical or mental handicaps.

The story moves a lot, is sad.
It is a game very well thought out, about this man who looks like a monster.
The final impact on the child a lot, especially when people believe that he killed the child, but anyone who has played Loondon, knows who is "true" guilty.
Sad, poignant and exciting!