When your students play What Remains of Edith Finch as a class, they'll engage in rich conversations about the complexities of understanding identity, both a character's identity and their own.

Players play as Edith, exploring her home and revisiting the stories of family members. Your students will connect the stories uncovered in the game with elements of their own life stories. They'll examine why some stories—those in the game and those in their own lives—are shared publicly and those that are kept private, all the while unpacking the nuances of how identity forms and narratives are created.