Kafka's Metamorphosis

Experience a poignant short-form visual novel based on the life and works of Franz Kafka. This game, Kafka's Metamorphosis, delves into the fall of 1912, the year Kafka penned his masterpiece. It explores his internal struggles as a writer grappling with societal expectations as a son, employee, and young man. The game aims to illuminate the genesis of The Metamorphosis, drawing inspiration from Kafka's literary world and personal life, particularly his complex relationship with his father, as reflected in both The Metamorphosis and The Judgment.

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The narrative focuses on Kafka's familial conflicts and his identity crisis as a writer, mirroring universal feelings of insignificance and pressure. Kafka's Metamorphosis offers a lyrical and melancholic journey, employing simple touch controls and a fast-paced narrative reminiscent of a short film. Players will explore Kafka's daily life and inner world, experiencing a range of emotions and stories that provide a fresh perspective on his works. The game subtly incorporates elements from The Castle and The Trial, along with Kafka's diaries and letters.

Following Kafka's Metamorphosis, MazM will release a game reinterpreting Edgar Allan Poe's The Black Cat and The Fall of the House of Usher, marking their foray into horror/occult.

Game Features:

• Cinematic visual novel with emotionally resonant literary content and intuitive touch controls.
• A narrative evocative of a poetic and tragic film, featuring Kafka's writings and short stories.
• Free access to early game stages.
• Blends everyday emotional struggles with family drama, romance, horror, grotesque, and mystery elements.
• Presents a multifaceted portrayal of Franz Kafka – writer, son, employee, and man.
• Offers emotional resonance relatable to modern experiences, while exploring Kafka's unique perspective.

Ideal for:

• Those seeking solace and healing from daily stress.
• Fans of moving stories delivered through dialogue, illustrations, and narrative.
• Enthusiasts of visual novels, story games, character games, light novels, and web novels.
• Players who prefer simple and easy game controls.
• Readers interested in Kafka but find his works challenging to approach.
• Those curious about Franz Kafka's life story.
• Aspiring creators struggling with the creative process.
• Literature lovers who prefer interactive storytelling to traditional reading.
• Fans of artistic game illustrations and direction.
• Those who enjoy subtle psychological horror.
• Those who appreciate light romance and friendly interactions.

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