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Love You More

Connor, a single father, visits a memory-restoration clinic in order to relive the days he had with his estranged son Bry. Experience what’s left of his past as he gets to relive his cherished memories and routine joys, while keeping away from the disturbing truth lurking beneath the surface.

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Developer
Shrimpflation
Publisher
Broken Paternoster Games
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About the Game

Love You More is 3D first person narrative game in which you play as Connor, a single

father, who visits a memory-restoration clinic in order to relive the days he had with his

now-estranged son Bry. In the game, you control Connor as he gets to relive his cherished

memories and routine joys, while being faced with the darker parts of how his actions

shaped their distant relationship.

As you go through their old house, you will explore fragments of Connor’s memories with his

son, from packing his lunch to decorating the house for his birthday party. Each of them

unfolds a story through its own unique mechanic, meant to immerse the player into the

feeling of nostalgia and comfort.

At one point, something shifts. A gap in your memory the simulation skips over. It grows

wider, swallowing more and more. Connor does not even see it. What will be left of your

son’s memory in the end?

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