Christine cares for disabled Hannah while meeting free-spirited Marlon and Liz. Torn between them, she faces love and life-changing choices.
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Over 100,000 words of engaging storytelling
Three captivating love interests: Hannah, Liz, and Marlon
Bonus triad ending featuring both Liz and Marlon
Optional one-night stand with Donna, your boss
Dynamic endings that adapt to your choices throughout the game
Christine's Care is a slice-of-life yuri visual novel set in early 2000s Canada. After a painful breakup with her boyfriend, Christine moves to a big city and takes on a new role as a nurse. She is assigned to care for Hannah, a woman her own age who is paralyzed from the waist down.
Christine is immediately struck by Hannah’s complexity—intelligent, beautiful, yet deeply bitter about her condition. As the story unfolds, the two women grow closer, forging a connection that might transform both of their lives. Will Christine be the one to help Hannah find new hope, or will Hannah end up changing Christine in ways she never expected?
Meanwhile, Christine encounters an unusual couple: Marlon, a muscular Latina with a commanding presence, and Liz, a delicate, half-Asian woman in a submissive role. Their dominant/submissive relationship is unlike anything Christine has experienced, but she quickly becomes fascinated by their dynamic. One day, Marlon invites her to take control and dominate Liz, an offer that Christine unexpectedly enjoys.
Last but not least, Donna, Christine's boss, is grappling with marital troubles. Suspecting her husband of infidelity, she finds herself on shaky ground. Will Christine step in to support her, offering a helping hand—and perhaps a shoulder to lean on when she needs it most?
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Languages: English
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Absolute Cinema. The game tells a pretty endearing story of finding yourself and finding out what love feels like as a young adult. something that I relate to as a lesbian in her mid 20s.
Excellent writing and the art gives off warm and fuzzy feelings. I think the connection with Hannah is going to be really good, but Marlon's abs yelled "me first!" Donna arc was really well done. Update: Marlon and Liz's route [Triad ending] was pretty hot, and Hannah's ending was tender. The reality that Hannah faces as a disabled person is rough, but there can be a happy ending! Excellent game, I'm glad I backed it on Kickstarter and have backed Winter Wolves' next one (ends Apr 28th 2025, 6am PDT!) Edit: Typo.
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Really well written, beautiful art, engaging characters, great music. One of the endings has a sudden lurch in tone which comes out of absolutely nowhere and should probably carry a trigger warning, but otherwise I love this game so much!!
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A great visual novel, with choices that truly matter and offer visual aid regarding their effects. Loved the special endings for reaching 100 on both stats, but by gosh, by golly, was it fiddly as all hell to do so. Whether characters change or not depends on said choices, which is truly nice. Also, you can call out bad behavior AND Christine can get scolded rightly, both of which are rare indeed. Overall, no matter if you want sappy, adventurous or a mix of both, this title has something for you, all wonderfully illustrated! Give it a try!
I really liked it. Medium-short but still a good story with reasonably nuanced characters. I'd suggest to people that, if Hannah appeals to them, they do the "trio" endings first, because personally I found Hannah's the most satisfying and I wish I'd left it for last. Only one minor gripe, which I think I've seen in other WW games: a North American setting (Canada), but there are multiple instances of the characters using British English, e.g. "flat" instead of "apartment". It always takes me out of the moment, ruining the suspension of disbelief. WW, you just need to have someone from the target country read over the story before you put it out, it's not that hard. :P
What a lovely and well written game Such a pleasure to play!
i like all the characters and the endings, hannah's is my favourite
Everyone is a toxic mess thanks for the food
Sweet lesbian game with toghtfull takes on adult romantic and/or sexual relationships. It got me thinking and having fun with a wider view towards sex. That said, I went for the romance, wont be able to romance Marlon and/or Liz so soon, leaving Hannah behind just hurts too much. Save yourself of the pain of her sad ending— I have warnet you! Ah, about representation, savage disabled lesbian character, yay! As I am not PCD, I can't say it from personal experience, but I liked how a person in a wheelchair is pictured as a whole person with her own personality traits and dilemmas, being handling with become PCD only one of these dilemmas. Hanna's is my favorite route, although Marlon and Liz have some interesting topics and dinamics completly different from Hanna's and romancing both of them, or only one of them ins't at all redundant (as it it ins't redundant hooking up with your boss.) I think it's interesting the game is set in the early 2000's before YouTube and social media were a big deal, bringing us back to simpler times (or at least a time when human connection seemed more likely, retrospectively.)
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