

My Dear Frankenstein
NUMBER7 · 2021 · Adventure, Point & Click, 2D Platformer, Hand-drawn, Dark Fantasy
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Positive93% · 15
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About My Dear Frankenstein
Come on, let's go. While the darkness is gentle.
“My Dear Frankenstein" is an exploratory adventure game that wanders around the city at night.
Become a newborn monster and search for lost pieces of your heart!
This game alternates between the adventure part and the exploration part.
Enjoy a variety of conversations with in adventure part and solve various mysteries in exploration part.
* This game includes expressions reminiscent of suicide and some cruel expressions.
“My Dear Frankenstein" is an exploratory adventure game that wanders around the city at night.
Become a newborn monster and search for lost pieces of your heart!
This game alternates between the adventure part and the exploration part.
Enjoy a variety of conversations with in adventure part and solve various mysteries in exploration part.
* This game includes expressions reminiscent of suicide and some cruel expressions.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Don't look at my playtime here, I specifically bought Japanese version of this game to write this review. There is an English version sold separately (obviously same dev, different publisher\localization team), simply titled "My Dear Frankenstein -English Edition-". Do look it up. Now I completed every ending in the English version and loved it so much I bought this too. This is seriously underrated and really cheap for all the quality content you're getting. It's my belief that giving back to creators we like is the right thing to do and I tend to like a lot of games that barely get any attention whatsoever so I spread the word as hard as I can. Here goes. It's a very straightforward point-ana-click adventure with visual novel\story elements, story is the main focus here and it's good. As Adam (who's supposed to be the 'monster') explores the world and characters around him and regains his heart bit by bit you meet a cast of oddballs of all shapes and sizes: there's a live skeleton and a dog, an undertaker, a baker, a graveyard keeper and much more! He even slowly learns why his new 'family' is grieving but that's a story for you to unravel. What I'm meaning to say is that this …18 found this helpful
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