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The Sorrows of Young Werther, published by Johann Wolfgang von Goethe in 1774.
It was one of the novels that most influenced the Romantic Movement in the XVIII century.
Loved by artists and emperors, it showed the inner struggle of a deeply romantic man.
Or at least that's what they want you to think...
Come with us on this visual novel, retelling a classic work in a way you have never seen before.
Was really young Werther a romantic? Or was he just a man with a death wish?
How deeply did he really love his friend Wilhelm? Maybe his letters hide some clues...
And if that's so, did he even loved Charlotte? Or did he just love the idea of an unrequited love?
For all these questions and more, Mad Cream Games presents you and overloading artistic experience:
Painting Werther is an interactive linear visual novel that retell the romantic story, The Sorrows of Young Werther, written by Goethe, with living paintings and reimagined classical music.
With this game we wanted to celebrate the mastery and abilities from the painters and musicians that came before us, presenting their work in a new respectful way.
It was one of the novels that most influenced the Romantic Movement in the XVIII century.
Loved by artists and emperors, it showed the inner struggle of a deeply romantic man.
Or at least that's what they want you to think...
Come with us on this visual novel, retelling a classic work in a way you have never seen before.
Was really young Werther a romantic? Or was he just a man with a death wish?
How deeply did he really love his friend Wilhelm? Maybe his letters hide some clues...
And if that's so, did he even loved Charlotte? Or did he just love the idea of an unrequited love?
For all these questions and more, Mad Cream Games presents you and overloading artistic experience:
Painting Werther is an interactive linear visual novel that retell the romantic story, The Sorrows of Young Werther, written by Goethe, with living paintings and reimagined classical music.
With this game we wanted to celebrate the mastery and abilities from the painters and musicians that came before us, presenting their work in a new respectful way.
