Placemaking and Animal People: Why Night in the Woods Rocks

Night in the Woods is a video game about an anthropomorphic cat. It’s also one of the most insightful explorations of the challenges struggling communities face today — and the hidden strengths that bring those communities together. Night in the Woods tells the story of a college dropout named Mae who returns to her hometown of Possum Springs — a town on the decline ever since the local mine closed. Small businesses are boarding up

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Placemaking and Animal People: Why Night in the Woods Rocks

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