Weary of the blood and gore that permeates today's movies and video games? POPOLOGY® is making a better tomorrow by "Aiming With A Camera, Not A Gun" to enlighten and motivate the next generation and those who are still young at heart. Taking photos is an integral aspect of the gameplay in this game. Our mission is to impart knowledge of the media, as well as special career options made possible by computer programs, through one-on-one instruction and guidance.

You are working for a media organization such as a television network or newspaper. It's called "The POPOLOGIST®," of course.

You have been tasked with photographing everything of interest in the city's scenery within the limits of your camera's battery life (TIME) and storage capacity (DATA SPACE). You won't be able to finish all of the tasks given to you in each stage if you go too far. Instructions on where in the user's task list to look for a given event are provided. You also have access to a scope that acts as a map, showing you where possible event tasks are located based on your current location. Do you think your photos have what it takes to make the front page of The POPOLOGIST® Newspaper?

Compatible with both Mac and Windows through a standard keyboard (W,A,S,D for movement). To see your list of assignments, hit the "T" key. To view the images captured, tap "I" (choose one image and swipe to the next one). To view a possible Assignments Map, use the "M" key. If you want to use the camera, use the "C" button. To start snapping photos, use the "V" key. To close the camera, press "C" once again. If you go too far, you won't have time to finish all of your homework.

Battery life and data transfer graphs are included as well.

He removes the camera from its sheath and explains, "This is a photography camera, and it takes both hands to fire.

If you finish all three levels and all six assignments, your photos will be shown on the front page of the POPOLOGIST® newspaper.