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Mollie Taylor

Combing through a house full of a dead loved one's possessions to figure out who they were feels like the anti-Unpacking

A Storied Life: Tabitha.

Where Unpacking is a game about unravelling someone's life through moving boxes, A Storied Life: Tabitha is one where you piece together who someone was by boxing up their possessions after they die.

It's a wonderfully thoughtful story, one which leaves some nice wiggle room for me to create my own narrative for who this woman was when she was alive. A Storied Life starts off when I receive a letter from this elderly relative, sent to me posthumously, and I'm tasked with visiting her delightfully cosy cottage to tackle her personal belongings.

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