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Rockey lives in a tent in a park. We meet her on the day police and sanitation workers come to clear the park of the homeless people seeking shelter there. Rockey flees, unable to salvage her personal belongings. Through interactivity, explore Rockey’s personal objects, objects that hold Rockey’s memories and illustrate her past. Pick up her journal to reveal an animated poem, the story of the first homeless man Rockey saw when she was ten. Find a small wooden box filled with Rockey’s photos. Wind up a music box to hear Rockey’s dream of having a home again. Pick up a small cut out of a motorcycle and open up a psychedelic animation telling the story of the day Rockey got married on the back of a motorcycle on her way to Sturges. Finally, a novel from Rockey’s childhood opens to reveal an animation of Rockey’s last desire - to be a cowboy.

We Live Here

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ChemicaldogJan 23, 2025 at 4:41 PM

People should not look at this for the production value. And this is not a nonfiction biographical documentary. Yeah, it's obviously staged. I get that. It's more of a play. Nonetheless, it is a very emotional and thought-provoking piece, as intended. And what I got out of it was thinking that there are many people out there who have it much worse. There are drugs, sex crimes, and many acts of violence in the world of the homeless. And every one of those people has a story to tell, if you will listen.

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Adrien_111Mar 19 at 12:42 PM

Very interactive

CG5MusicOfficialDec 28, 2022 at 8:47 AM

Hope to see more VR like this

I think it is a very good thing making this VR experience. I expected it to be a little longer. Alot of people in today's society ONLY go off of assumptions of how they think things are or about others lives and not off of FACTS. They won't take the time to find out the facts for themselves. It is true ANYONE could be in the situation not all homeless are drug addicts. People who go on about the police clearly have never had anything major or serious happen to them before. I hope you make more VR experiences like this maybe show how truly scary it is for these people especially at night. This is what the VR world needs more of GOOD JOB! I hope she is doing alot better today. Bad things happen to good people and it's sad. Then, they have to be judged by people who know NOTHING about what the person they are judging have even been through and assuming things and not knowing the full story or learning facts.

aftcartonJan 5, 2021 at 3:38 AM

Completely fake

youknowwhoiamDec 7, 2020 at 9:25 PM

Nope

Sorry, these are actors in scripted scenarios, just another documentary to make cops look like the bad guys. Wow, amazing what the devs think we need in these tense times :-/ I was just involved in a toy drive where the cops (gasp!) were collecting for poor children, they do tons to help disadvantaged families, but they get no cred, at least from these devs. The E (Everyone) rating here is also very disingenuous: there are heavy swear words, suggestive sexual material, etc. Finally, I fully realize homelessness is a heart-wrenching, horrible problem, and often not the fault of the victim at all. We get it. I had a dear friend who was homeless at one period of his life, and I take it extremely seriously. That’s why this scripted documentary, so one-sided at the heart of it, is — in the end — so intellectually dishonest too. A swing and a miss.

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