Saving You From Yourself
Taylor McCue · 2020 · Free to Play, Indie, LGBTQ+, Visual Novel, Psychological
PC
Mixed68% · 146
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About Saving You From Yourself
A game about gatekeeping.
Play as a transgender therapist in this visual novel. Ask your patient questions about her gender identity and see how she responds. Determine if she should receive a letter of support for hormones or if she needs to attend more appointments with you. Between the appointments peek into your patient's life and see how your decisions impact her.
This game contains the use of unprescribed hormones, the unlicensed practice of medicine, and gatekeeping.
This content is potentially upsetting.
Please take care of yourself and do not play if you need uplifting transgender content.
Play as a transgender therapist in this visual novel. Ask your patient questions about her gender identity and see how she responds. Determine if she should receive a letter of support for hormones or if she needs to attend more appointments with you. Between the appointments peek into your patient's life and see how your decisions impact her.
This game contains the use of unprescribed hormones, the unlicensed practice of medicine, and gatekeeping.
This content is potentially upsetting.
Please take care of yourself and do not play if you need uplifting transgender content.
- Multiple Endings to play through
- 5 minutes to complete all routes
- 40 Panels of artwork in the game
- Each page of the game uses has unique artwork
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Transphobia in game form. Not even close to the actual experience I had starting my transition as a woman. I'm sure it's not so easy for everyone, but seriously, this is ♥♥♥♥♥♥. Two of three endings made me extremely uncomfortable.4 found this helpful
The reality of passive conversion therapy as a normal practice that is supported even from liberals and trans allies.1 found this helpful
Really a stelllar piece of art. Uncomfortable in all the right ways.1 found this helpful
It was a good experience. I like when the sad ones of us get to tell their stories, too. When you attach more to the idea of womanhood than deep and true self-identification, all it does is gatekeep the unfortunate. I think the people who find this experience hard to swallow are the ones who are luckier than Arle and Denise.
Cathartic.
this is a good game
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