WNGNK is set in a speculative version of Lagos, Nigeria, following the day in the life of the 25-year-old ‘Nkiruka’ who works as an Exhibition Designer & Art Curator. This is a cozy game where the player goes through doing everyday simple tasks while living with AuDHD. 

WNGNK argues that by regulating players' agency in specific ways one can mimic the neurodivergent frustration brought about by the systematic challenges of navigating a world that is not designed for you. In this context, ‘Frustration’ is the negative feeling Neurodivergent usually feel in their daily life often stemming from finding certain tasks disproportionately challenging that might seem simple to others. It can be seen as a response to limitations, exclusion, brought about by systematic designs. Utilising a ‘Skin in Game’ strategy in which theorises that having a personal stake or experience is necessary to understand a world. Giving the players a firsthand experience of navigating tasks with traits that are not designed to fit the game world, we can start to engage in topics about neurodivergence from a less medicalised,  infantilised and manic pixie pov  to a more realistic pov without the pressure to be assimilated.