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Who We Are Now

Who We Are Now is a queer, post-apocalyptic visual novel set ten years after a nuclear war scoured the earth. It follows Wes, a young man who, drowning in the memories of everyone he's lost, returns to a settlement called Home in search of something to ease his pain.

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May 7, 2019
7 years and 89 days ago
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Mixed12 reviews66.7%

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About the Game

Who We Are Now is a queer, post-apocalyptic visual novel set ten years after a nuclear war scoured the earth. It follows Wes, a young man who, drowning in the memories of everyone he's lost, returns to a settlement called Home in search of something to ease his pain.

Upon reaching the settlement, he's tasked with guiding four other men, each dealing with their own tragedy. As he helps them, Wes begins to explore himself as well. Together, they will help each other move past the trauma of their pasts and find love along the way.

Please note that Who We Are Now contains explicit sexual scenes between men. These scenes are optional.