Bury me, my Love

About

You control Nour, a woman making a treacherous path from Syria to Europe. Her husband Majd sends messages through an in-game app, offering advice and updates as she navigates borders, smugglers, and uncertain decisions. Each reply feels like a real conversation, balancing urgency with the weight of choices that shape her journey. The interface mimics text threads, blurring the line between story and experience as you race against time and danger. Based on a real-life account from journalist Lucie Soullier, the game leans into its emotional core without flinching. With 19 achievements to unlock, the rarest is "Meet Majd's father" at 4.30%, reflecting the game’s focus on hidden moments in a tightly written narrative. It runs on PC, Switch, and mobile, but the power lies in its simplicity, text, tension, and the quiet desperation of a journey few would dare to take.

Storyline

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.