About the Game

“Be kind; Everyone you meet is fighting a hard battle.”

Shredded Secrets is a charming story-based 2D platformer that lets you step into the lives of four people at a middle school - Isabella, Taylor, London and Oakley.

Their lives intersect at different points as each character faces their own complex issues. Isabella, dubbed the "nerd"  of the school, is being bullied by Oakley, a problematic kid in her grade. Taylor struggles with his grades, anxiety, and pressure from his family to do well in school. London is navigating depression and grief, while trying to keep up with her job as a middle school teacher.

Learn each character's fears and face off against bullies, hurled insults, inner demons, grade monsters & more. Seek comfort in each character's favorite item. Confront your biggest enemy - the worst bully, or your inner self!

Shredded Secrets builds empathy, manifesting human issues through interesting and charming gameplay.

Team Sarcastic Shark Clouds winning Grand Prize at Demo Day 2019 hosted at PlayStation HQ

The Development Team

Shredded Secrets was created by Team Sarcastic Shark Clouds, a group of middle school girls at the 2018 Girls Make Games Seattle Summer Camp. The game won Grand Prize at GMG’s 2018 Demo Day competition and went on to raise over $30K on Kickstarter

Team Sarcastic Shark Clouds (from the left):
Keira, Gracie, D, and Crystal

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Screenshot from Shredded Secrets

Educational License

We believe in the powerful message behind Shredded Secrets and so GMG is providing a free educational license to educators! If you are a school administrator, educator, or from Team SSC’s general education community looking to distribute copies of the game to your school, please contact us at support@girlsmakegames.com.


 

Anti-Bullying Resources & Support

It takes courage to ask for help, but if you do, there will always be someone there to support you.
— Isabella, Shredded Secrets

https://www.stopbullying.gov/ has helpful resources for kids, parents, and school educators on bullying, cyberbullying, prevention, how to get help and more.

Below are several hotlines serving youth in Canada and the US that you can call when you need to talk (Source).

1-800-668-6868

  • Canada Kids Help Phone

1-800-399-PEER

  • Peer listening line for those under 25 years old

1-800-SUICIDE or 1-800-273-TALK (8255)

1-800-442-HOPE

  • National Youth Crisis Hotline for crisis intervention and school tip line for reporting weapons or homicidal remarks.

1-800-999-9999

  • Covenant House NineLine dealing with crisis intervention and angry feelings

1-800-784-2433

  • National Hopeline connects caller to a 24-hour crisis center in their area