My life with you

Una historia de amor, de una madre y el hijo. Una historia bastante chotita y corriente en realidad. Nada sobresaliente.

It's small, but it's good. Even you're even kind of interested, just play it, your heart will thank you.

Я продолжаю с теплотой вспоминать эту игру - что-то в ней меня зацепило. Мне бы хотелось знать или видеть больше таких игр о родительстве. Спасибо❤️

es un juego que a lo mucho te dura unos 10 o 15 minutos pero es una historia muy bonita y la recomiendo mucho

My life with you is a very gentle narrative game that I found more emotional than I expected. It follows a young single mother trying to balance work, household responsibilities and raising her child, and I liked that the story focuses on ordinary problems instead of trying to create unnecessary drama. The gameplay is intentionally simple. I move through the protagonist's daily life, take care of the child, look for work and interact with the people around her. There are no timers or stressful mechanics pushing me forward, which makes the experience feel more like watching a small slice of someone's life than playing a traditional adventure game. I especially liked the relationship between the mother and her child. The game spends most of its attention on their bond, and the little everyday moments help communicate how much responsibility the protagonist is carrying. I found those scenes more effective because the story does not need huge set pieces to make the characters feel human. The hand drawn presentation also works really well. The colourful two dimensional artwork gives the game a warm and approachable look, while the everyday environments make the story feel grounded. I also appreciated that there is very little text, which lets the expressions and actions of the characters do much of the storytelling. My biggest issue is that the experience is quite limited mechanically. There is almost no traditional challenge, and most of my interaction is about moving through scenes and observing what happens. That is clearly intentional, but I still wanted a little more interactivity because the central story has enough emotional potential to support it. I also think the lack of dialogue can be both a strength and a weakness. It makes the story accessible without relying heavily on language, but it also means some moments are more open to interpretation than they might be in a more traditional visual novel. Personally, I liked the quiet approach because it keeps the focus on the relationship. Overall, My life with you is a small and heartfelt narrative experience that I enjoyed mainly for its warmth and simplicity. I liked following the mother's daily life, seeing her relationship with her child develop and watching her try to build a better future. It is not mechanically deep, but it tells its story with a lot of sincerity. Rating: 6.9/10

'My life with you' is a story driven experience that follows the journey of a young single mom who must balance life’s challenges while raising her child. It features a sensitive narrative (with little to no text, accessible in any language), optional background music that can be turned off in the settings, and beautiful artwork. Completing the game took me roughly 25 minutes, and it is designed without Steam achievements, keeping the focus entirely on the experience. As a free title, it offers a single ending and includes a convenient save feature after each chapter. The simplicity of the gameplay makes it accessible to players of all skill levels, with clear instructions and a straightforward objective: explore the protagonist’s everyday life by caring for her child, searching for a job, and navigating her emotions. Based on the overall challenge, I would rate the difficulty as 1 out of 10. 'My life with you' is a quietly powerful and deeply human experience that stays with you long after you finish it. It tells its story through atmosphere and emotion, using very little text and allowing the player to understand the characters through their actions and daily routine. You follow a young mother doing everything she can to care for her child while searching for a stable job and trying to rebuild her future. The way the game presents her routine feels sincere and intimate. Every small action reflects her strength, her uncertainty, and her determination to keep going. The relationship between mother and child is the heart of the experience, portrayed with warmth and honesty. The design encourages a calm and reflective approach. There are no timers or pressure, so the player can simply explore, observe, and feel. This gentle structure makes each emotional moment more meaningful and allows the story to unfold naturally. It is also inspiring to see a project like this supported by the Paulo Gustavo Law and by cultural institutions in Rio Grande do Sul. Sorora Game Studio created something that feels personal, accessible to players everywhere, and artistically thoughtful. Overall, 'My life with you' offers a calm and understated experience that focuses on routine, emotion, and simplicity. It may resonate most with players who appreciate contemplative storytelling and gentle pacing. If you're interested, you can also check out my full game playthrough video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uu5DdDQ-P6g

Decent story, really cool water color images, but not a well made game. With better play-testing and mostly standart and moderm GUI, this game could have been a great 2D interactive story, but the experience is mid, even faulty at times, for example, the lack of tutorials or hints, the use of keyboard buttons, lack of V-Sync because the GPU was running at max usage and 999FPS, the "pages" went back by it's own, and refined mouse controls, makes this a disappointment of a great game (in terms of doing a proper, optimized and accesible game). Good "story book", but not a great game, even for a 2D scroll story.