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Robin is a short slice-of-life game that lets you feel the everyday reality of Chronic Fatigue Syndrome. You experience how little energy remains for simple tasks, giving you a sense of an illness that others rarely see.

  • Strong, story-driven narrative

The closest matches for Robin are Forgotten, Not Lost - A Kinetic Novel, Before I Forget and We Are Chicago. Each of these 10 games shares something of what makes Robin special – the reasons are listed right on each game.

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Before I Forget

Accessible and relaxed

You piece together a life from the rooms and fragments of a woman whose memories keep slipping away. This short narrative exploration handles dementia, love and loss with quiet, affecting restraint.

We Are Chicago

Accessible and relaxed

You play Aaron, one week before high school graduation, when his best friend Robert suddenly stops showing up. It is a grounded first-person narrative about growing up on Chicago's South and West Sides, where you must decide whom to trust.

Dinner Date

Accessible and relaxed

A short experimental first-person piece in which you sit at a dinner table waiting for a date while hearing the character's inner thoughts. Interaction is minimal; the focus is on mood and introspection.

You, With Me: A Kinetic Novel

Easy to pick up

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.

A Mortician's Tale

Accessible and relaxed

You play Charlie, a new mortician who prepares the deceased, attends funerals and reads emails from colleagues. This short, quiet game treats death and grief with warmth and honesty.

Adios

Accessible and relaxed

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.

Tree

Pure single-player experience

You follow a quiet tale of a boy and his tree as a simple bond slowly grows into something profound. The game lives on its calm atmosphere and emotional, understated storytelling.

Thing-in-Itself

Accessible and relaxed

A short interactive story about how hard it is to truly understand another person, framed by Kant's thing-in-itself. With no challenge or win conditions, it walks through the stages of a relationship as perceptions clash and surroundings shift.

Crimson Gray

Accessible and relaxed

You follow John, a young man struggling with severe depression, through a quiet story about searching for meaning and hope. As his world fades to grey, one special encounter may bring colour back.

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