Heavy proportion of illegal immigrant

The company Breakthrough released a new computer game in which the player will have to be in the shoes of an illegal immigrant in the United States. Named ICED! (acronym for Department of Homeland Security's Immigration and Customs Enforcement), this game is designed to draw public attention to the problems of immigrants who are in trouble with the US immigration system.


A set of "characters" in the game is diverse. This is also a Japanese student who lost his student visa, as he could not cope with the full load of university lessons. And a Haitian veteran who faces deportation due to drunkenness and problems with the law after their return to Iraq. And the Mexican schoolboy, whose family has already exceeded all limits of stay in the country on a visa. And so on and so forth.
The player is faced with the task of being quieter than water and below the grass. Avoid deportation and “make peace” with the immigration service. So, at the first level, the player simply needs to "not fall" during his stay in the city, reminiscent of New York. The task is complicated by increasing levels. According to one of the developers, the average time to “pass” ICED! will take a player from 10 to 30 minutes.

via The Detroit News