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Developer:
Sarepta Studio
Content rating:
Rated for 12+
Installs:
100K+
Category:
Offline
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Unlike other games that aim to entertain or excite with fast-paced action or dazzling visuals, My Child Lebensborn pulls you into a narrative that demands emotional investment, patience, and a deep sense of empathy. This is storytelling as it’s rarely seen in video games—raw, real, and quietly devastating.
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Working in collaboration with Teknopilot and supported by the Norwegian Film Institute, the developers were inspired to bring real-life history into an accessible and interactive format that encourages learning and introspection.
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After the war, these children—many raised in occupied territories like Norway—faced immense prejudice, bullying, and abandonment. Though innocent, they were seen as remnants of a terrifying regime.
💡 The game doesn’t glorify or exploit this history. Instead, it gently educates players about the long-lasting ripple effects of war through the eyes of a child.
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The interface is clean yet intimate. There are no flashy menus or vibrant colors—just a soft pastel palette and minimalist design that subtly reflect the fragile innocence of childhood.
🎨 The game doesn't scream for your attention—it whispers, pulling you in with careful elegance.
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The constraints mirror real parenting challenges. The child needs your attention and care, but you must also balance work, resources, and emotional energy.
🧸 These moments form the emotional core of the game. They feel less like “tasks” and more like real parenting moments filled with joy, confusion, and frustration.
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This isn't a game you win; it's one you feel. As days pass, your child begins to face bullying at school, neighbors begin to whisper, and society’s cruelty becomes increasingly visible.
Your child comes home in tears. They ask why others call them names like "Nazi brat." They don’t understand why grown-ups look at them with disdain.
💬 Dialogue throughout the game is gut-wrenching. Your choices matter—not in how the game ends, but in how your child sees themselves and the world.
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- 🖼️ Hand-drawn illustrations fill each scene
- 🎨 Muted pastel tones mirror the melancholic mood
- 😊 Facial expressions are subtle but impactful
The design avoids realism, opting instead for a soft storybook aesthetic. This contrast makes the dark themes even more jarring.
👁️ A child’s downturned eyes or shy smile becomes a focal point in the minimalistic art, adding layers to every interaction.
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🎵 The music is sparse and reflective—mostly soft piano notes and melancholic strings, enhancing moments of silence and solitude.
🔈 Sound effects are subtle:
- Footsteps on gravel
- A spoon clattering into a bowl
- Rain tapping on the windowpane
These help immerse players deeply into the domestic, confined world in which the child lives. Every small sound reminds you that this is a quiet, personal struggle.
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👩👧 You are constantly faced with difficult, real-life questions:
- Do you tell your child the truth about their past?
- Should you fight the school system or try to blend in quietly?
- Do you encourage your child to forgive bullies or to stand up for themselves?
🧠 These choices don't lead to alternate endings, but they shape who your child becomes and how they see the world.
This level of emotional consequence is rare in gaming and a testament to the developers’ understanding of trauma and healing.
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📚 Stories of children born from German soldiers and local women during WWII facing widespread abuse and systemic neglect are well-documented, particularly in Norway.
🌍 By telling this story through a fictional narrative, the game succeeds in humanizing history without turning it into a lecture.
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Through this, the game subtly illustrates how childhood trauma manifests—and how love and support can mitigate its damage.
Despite its heaviness, the game also leaves room for hope. Small victories—like a genuine smile or a kind gesture—feel monumental.
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Still, none of this detracts significantly from its emotional weight and educational value.
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🎭 It’s a performance, a painting, a poem—experienced over time through interaction and empathy.
Games like this show what’s possible when developers use the medium to elevate conversation, provoke thought, and evoke real-world emotion.
It belongs alongside titles like:
- That Dragon, Cancer
- Papers, Please
- Life is Strange
These are games that tell important stories without compromise.
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🕊️ It's a masterclass in emotional storytelling.
If you're looking for a game that tugs at your soul, that teaches empathy, and that dares to tell a story few even know exist—play this game.
🔟 Rating: 9.5/10
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❌ NO, if you:
- Prefer action-heavy or competitive gameplay
- Are uncomfortable with dark historical themes
- Want light-hearted escapism
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It’s not an easy game to play. But that’s exactly why it’s one that everyone should.
🕯️ Let this story whisper something to your heart.
🔗 Available on:
- iOS
- Android
- Nintendo Switch
- PC
👉 Don’t just play it. Feel it. Reflect on it. And share its message.