Love You More

About

Connor, a single father, visits a clinic to recover fragmented memories of his son Bry, who passed away years ago. The game plays out as a series of vignettes where you piece together their shared moments, routine activities, small joys, and conversations that feel both intimate and distant. Each memory is a short, interactive scene shaped by sparse dialogue and environmental details. The tension grows as cheerful recollections clash with darker, unresolved emotions in the background. What stands out is the game’s quiet, deliberate approach to grief. Without flashy mechanics or twists, it leans into awkward silences and half-answered questions to build its emotional core. Shrimpflation’s direction focuses on subtle storytelling, letting players sit with the weight of what’s unsaid. Early community feedback highlights its ability to balance melancholy with moments of warmth, making it a brief but impactful experience.