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Does The Last Campfire shine a light on compassion
for kids?

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[somber music]

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Without question.

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This beautiful and charming puzzle game follows
Ember, a genderless creature that finds themself

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trapped in a land filled with lost souls.

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"There are others lost along their journey."

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Apart from one potentially intimidating snake,
there’s zero iffy stuff here. 

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Rather, Ember is the kindest of protagonists -- empathetic
and engaging and supportive of others as they overcome their fears.

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Perhaps best of all, the game shows the value
of keeping hope alive in the darkest of times.

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"Take care of those you care about the most."

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The sweet story promotes assisting others
in challenging situations, 

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and working hard to make things better.

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Common Sense says The Last Campfire is fine
for kids 9 and up,

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 and we've named it a Common Sense Selection.

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For top picks and advice to fit your family,
visit us at commonsensemedia.org.