Getting'n Shape

Getting’n Shape is a short, interactive experience about how we label people and what happens when those labels stop working.

At first, the game feels simple.
You drag shapes into their matching slots. A square goes into the square hole. A cylinder into the cylinder hole. Everything fits neatly. Everything makes sense.

But slowly, the system begins to break.

Some shapes no longer fit.
Some only fit when you rotate them.
And eventually, nothing seems to fit at all.

Instead of asking you to solve harder puzzles, Getting’n Shape asks you to change how you look. What if the problem isn’t the shape, but the frame you’re using to judge it?

There is no text, no instructions, and no right or wrong ending. The game invites you to experiment, to feel confused, and to discover a different way of seeing.

Themes

• Identity and labels

• Perspective and change

• Belonging and fitting in

Estimated playtime: 5–10 minutes
Platform: Web / PC
Controls: Mouse

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