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Fourth-year design media arts student Emily Teng said she created the narrative video game, &quot;Little By Little By Little,&quot; in response to the overall lack of mental health representation in media. In-game topics focus on depression, anxiety, complicated relationships and how all they intersect with everyday life. (Anna Syed/Daily Bruin)

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Design media arts student hopes to better represent mental health in new video game

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Emily Teng hopes that “Little By Little By Little,” she can get her audience through each day with empathy and compassion. While a majority of the country has been social distancing for the better part of three months, mental health has only been a small part of the global conversation on the effects of quarantine.

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Design media arts student hopes to better represent mental health in new video game

By Jane Nguyen

June 29, 2020 3:34 p.m.