Find Your Words

Right from the beginning, I really like that you can choose your own character and that there is so much diversity in the game. It feels very welcoming and gives players a chance to see themselves represented in the characters. I also love how naturally the game shows different ways of communicating. The kids use simple symbols and phrases like “Hi” and “Who?” to communicate, and everyone accepts these different ways of expressing themselves. I really appreciate seeing a character using an electric wheelchair. The game shows things like getting lost, having trouble with directions, and needing help without making these things feel embarrassing. Instead, it shows that everyone has different needs and that it is okay to ask for help. One of the things that touches me the most is the relationship between the children. Their interactions feel gentle and genuine, and the small moments between them make their friendship feel very real. I love how the game shows that simply having someone there for you can make you feel safer when you are scared, confused, or unsure of what to do. I also think this is a wonderful and educational game for children, it teaches kids the importance of helpi…

I adore this game. Kids should grow up knowing it's ok to be non-verbal, if I had this representation growing up I think I would have been kinder to myself and other kids like me. I love that all the kids include you and try to meet you halfway, it's a really lovely game. Works great on steam deck btw

im autistic. not non-verbal, but its lovely to see a game like this.

I liked the experience even though it was a bit laggy on this old laptop on which i was stuck temporarily

i loved this game! i think games like this one can be so important, especially for kids to be able to see themselves represented. it was so much fun, with a really cute artstyle!!

Adorable <3