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Bury me, my Love – Nintendo Switch [Digital]

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  • A game in an instant messaging app - As Majd, you can communicate with Nour and follow her journey, just as if you were chatting with her via WhatsApp.
  • You will text each other and exchange emojis, pictures, and self-portraits, relevant linksMultiple narrative routes to discover - By reading instant messages and choosing response options, players help Nour overcome the hardships she will encounterYour choices in Bury me, my Love truly impact on the story, with Nour able to visit 50 different locations and reach 19 potential different endings with widely divergent outcomesBased on real-life events - Bury me, my Love is a reality-inspired game, a documented fiction that draws inspiration directly from real-world eventsThe original idea stems from an article written by Le Monde journalist, Lucie Soullier, telling the story of Dana, a young Syrian woman who fled her country and is now living in GermanyThis experience may affect the sensitivity of younger peopleFor 1 player

Key specs

Brand
Plug In Digital
Model Number
110301
Product Name
Bury me, my Love
Genre
Action and Adventure
Multiplayer
No
ESRB Rating
E10+ (Everyone 10+)
ESRB Descriptors
Mild violence
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Brand
Plug In Digital
Model Number
110301
Product Name
Bury me, my Love
Genre
Action and Adventure
Multiplayer
No
ESRB Rating
E10+ (Everyone 10+)
ESRB Descriptors
Mild violence
Compatible Platform(s)
Nintendo Switch
Software Format
Digital
Video Game Content Included
Full game
Publisher
Plug In Digital
Developer
Pixel Hunt
UPC
400063316023
  • A game in an instant messaging app – As Majd, you can communicate with Nour and follow her journey, just as if you were chatting with her via WhatsApp. You will text each other and exchange emojis, pictures, and self-portraits, relevant links
  • Multiple narrative routes to discover – By reading instant messages and choosing response options, players help Nour overcome the hardships she will encounter
  • Your choices in Bury me, my Love truly impact on the story, with Nour able to visit 50 different locations and reach 19 potential different endings with widely divergent outcomes
  • Based on real-life events – Bury me, my Love is a reality-inspired game, a documented fiction that draws inspiration directly from real-world events
  • The original idea stems from an article written by Le Monde journalist, Lucie Soullier, telling the story of Dana, a young Syrian woman who fled her country and is now living in Germany
  • This experience may affect the sensitivity of younger people
  • For 1 player

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1 review for Bury me, my Love – Nintendo Switch [Digital]

  1. FernandoR (verified owner) –

    Not the same feeling as on mobile – So I got my hands on this game for the Switch, it was originally a mobile game, and it follows this story of a Syrian refugee Nour trying to make it to Europe, you experience the whole thing through text messages she’s sending back and forth with her husband Majd who stays behind, the text message thing makes it feel personal and immediate, like you’re right there in the middle of their lives. Now, playing it on the Switch was a bit of a mixed bag, the game’s mechanics are still there, but the whole experience isn’t quite as smooth, because in mobile it really felt like you were using a messaging app, which totally sucked you in, but on the Switch that feeling’s kind of lost, and the console’s interface doesn’t have that same slick, intuitive feel as a smartphone, so it felt a little awkward at times, vsually and sound wise it’s pretty minimalist, but that actually works in its favor, keeping you laser focused on the story, the art style is simple, but it definitely gets the themes and emotions across. Honestly, while the story is good, I’m not sure the Switch is the best way to experience it.

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