This session, Isa focused on digital art and developing a horror game through empathy, curiosity, and imagination. To do this, he created a short video game that explores the horrors of being a blue-collar worker in an exploitative environment, and needing to clean up other people's monsters. He created this game in Unreal Engine on his own, apart from the environmental assets, and wrote a short script of a radio interaction that provides context and world-building for the player without being too expository. Isa seems to have the initiative to have done this entirely independently. In the future I would challenge Isa to expand out of his comfort zone, and lean into the themes and resources made available to him through the studio. Keep at it, Isa!