Release date: 31/05/2021《My Child: Lebensborn》is a story driven nurture game based on true events. Play as the adoptive parent of Karin or Klaus, and experience the struggles they go through along them.
The player's decision not only affects how the child will feel but also develops a personality and a world view through choices. You as the player will need to work to earn money, cook, craft and play with the children in the process of raising them.
Features
- Game character introduction
You can choose to adopt a boy, Klaus, or a girl, Karin, and help them through the most difficult times of their childhood. As their parent, give them the right guidance and care.
- Daily life interaction
The game is full of realistic elements of simulated nurturing. You must balance your time and resources to provide for your child - should you play more with your child or work overtime to be able to afford better food?
Taking care of your children is also one of the most important tasks of being their guardian, apart from taking care of their food, bathing, school and shopping, you also need to work, tell them stories, sew their clothes and, above all, write letters to help them find the truth and their relatives. You will find answers to the hard questions; about their history, the hatred, bullying and the passing of blame.
- Recreational activities
Don't forget to spend time playing with your child when they are being bullied and feeling down, there are plenty of recreational activities to cheer them up again and give them the courage to interact with others.
You can play ball, fish, paint, pick berries, bake and give your child a gift on a special holiday - who can resist the temptation of a gift?
- Growth Path Guide
Parenting will be hard as your child grows up in a hostile and hateful environment. Experience how hatred towards an enemy can create victims even in times of peace. You will experience the suffering your child has to go through due to a hostile and abusive society, watching them lose warmth and happiness.
Can you help your child cope with the effects of hatred?
