Saving Simon

About

Saving Simon is a narrative-focused RPG where you navigate the chaotic overlap of teenage years and family tension. You guide Simon through awkward conversations, emotional decisions, and the messy realities of growing up. Each interaction shapes his relationships and mental state, with branching paths that reflect the weight of small but meaningful choices. The gameplay leans heavily on dialogue trees and scenario management rather than combat or action, making it a slow-burn experience centered on empathy and timing. The game stands out for its unflinching look at puberty as a stressor, blending school pressures with strained family dynamics. While it lacks flashy visuals or complex systems, its straightforward approach has earned a niche following for tackling real-world struggles with surprising honesty. Developed by Lotus GamesTr, it’s a compact but dense story that lingers longer than its runtime suggests, particularly resonating with players who prefer character-driven plots over high-stakes adventures. Available only on PC, it plays out in single-player mode with minimal distractions.