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2016PC90 % positive1.99 €

A short kinetic novel with no choices about an elderly farmer with dementia and his wife. It tells a gentle, moving story about memory loss and aims to bring readers to tears.

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The closest matches for Forgotten, Not Lost - A Kinetic Novel are Adios, You, With Me: A Kinetic Novel and A Mortician's Tale. Each of these 10 games shares something of what makes Forgotten, Not Lost - A Kinetic Novel special – the reasons are listed right on each game.

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2021PCXboxNintendo SwitchSteam Deck playable93 % positive14.99 €

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A short, dialogue-driven experience in which a pig farmer does his morning chores while talking with the mob hitman sent to kill him. Quiet everyday tasks meet bittersweet conversations about friendship, guilt and loyalty.

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You, With Me: A Kinetic Novel

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A short, linear kinetic novel about an expat couple in Singapore dealing with a sudden illness diagnosis. You read a quiet, emotional story with no real choices or gameplay mechanics.

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