My Child Lebensborn 2 is real

There's a My Child Lebensborn 2? And i've played it?
My preview of My Child New Beginnings
Adopt a virtual child, do your best to raise them, try not to cry. Cry a lot.

Full early look is on the channel now and original full game walkthrough

#shorts #gamingshorts

[MadMorph]

OMG I got to play it early, gameplay is on the channel RIGHT NOW!! Sub for more x

[princkleminckle]

"What would you do if someone hurts your child"

RIP AND TEAR BABY

[musical_costumer]

For context. The setting for the game is right after WW2, in a country that was invaded by German soldiers. The child you adopt is usually virthed by a woman who had love with a German soldier, and so everyone sees the blonde hair and bullies, beats up, and outcasts the young child for their appearance and nationality. It's a really heart-wrenching game, yet so amazing and you should check it out. I watched playthrougg of it, and cried once, almost crying far more than once.

[billnye]

This is why hate is so bad. The children born from literal breeding camps had to live this in real life, they only exist because of hate. No one should be forced to experience the pain of being a victim like those in WW2 nor should anyone be forced to exist as an answer to someones hate. It blows my mind that so many have forgotten this painful history.

[birdwitdabread]

Every time Karin spoke about how unpleasant the new teacher was, I felt a lump in my throat. Im a survivor of CSA myself, and when what happened, eventually happened, I felt so sick to my stomach.

[GalaxyWhimsy]

The first game was emotionally disturbing bc of what happened to the kid and you couldn't do anything to stop, prevent, or get justice. It left me feeling sick and stressed. Although Im not inclined to play a second one I hope the second one just lets the kid and the parent heal with no other random traumas. Thats one of the most traumatic and messed up things that could happen. And although its just a video game I do wish that kid, and all real life people who've experienced similar trauma, a healthy happy life. You arent what happened to you. You can still grow and learn and change no one can hold you back from that.

[poopin_purpleowl]

NO FREAKING WAY DUDE... That 6 hour long video of you playing this was the first video of yours that Ive ever watched and is literally the reason I watch you now. IM SO EXCITED FOR THIS

[lilmao]

Without spoilers, as someone who went through something similar as Klaus did when I was younger, it was pretty hard when I realized there was no way to get justice or prevent it from happening. It was pretty healing to get to take care of him for it, though.

[CandyCitty]

As someone who’s gone through a lot as a child, have complex ptsd and take medication for it because of all that happened, this game is incredible! Important message and seems really good! Absolutely fantastic to make a game like this, warms my heart❤️

[sierragarcia]

I remember playing the first game years ago. It broke my heart. And realizing it happened to real children who didnt choose how or who they were born from devastated me.

[micah_eagle]

I remember playing the first games and seeing the signs and feeling a rock in my stomach as Klaus kept telling me about the teacher and I kept finding drawings of things happening to him while he was at school. I was so upset that there wasn’t anything I could do about it, I couldn’t march down there and do something and I was so angry that he had to keep going through that.
The moment that he shied away from me rubbing his head I closed the game and sat on the floor for about ten minutes. I already knew what happened and I felt sick to my stomach.
The signs, the way he just got so closed off and sad hurt my chest because as a survivor I recognized his behaviors and wanted to reach through the screen and get him out.
We were able to run away, and he was able to hold onto my hand and I was able to let him see the king before we left. I loved him and hated seeing him deteriorate like that.
I might be inclined to the game later but for now I hope Klaus and Karim can heal in peace.

[reggiemainact]

Klaus was my first virtual son I got so invested in the game and cried my heart out every time they hurt my son 😭😭😭 that's how you'll know the game is fire ❤️

[Luckykrew]

I cant wait for the new game I want them to be okay..
For the boy-
Idk where to find him :(

For the girl.
She gets bullied by her teacher.. and gets tied up to a tree if she doesn’t get home.. look for her in the forest she’s there

This game shows me that these children also have trauma.. I feel bad

[Mapple]

I heard lebensborn and immediately thought about a book we red at school, "Max" (pretty sure its a french book, idk if there's an english version). Max was a book about ww2 and how kids from these breeding camps would be misstreated and brainwashed to follow their leader. Really good book, taught me alot about ww2.

[littleblueclovers]

I cry really easily so I definitely did cry playing the first game. But I have to say, I distinctly remember seeming some sweet, happy moments, and managing to get a neutral/good ending.
Just putting this out here for anyone who avoids games that feel way too sad.

[Thaftrlf]

“What would you do if someone hurt your child”

Plead innocent in court when charged with murder

[bananacatbread]

For those who wonder what happened to the child: the child is sa'd by a teacher and you move away with the child

[eight]

Just played the first one, I am now severely attached to a fictional child. God, as someone who has CPTSD, it really fucking broke me. I just wish the sequel would let us get a solid good ending

[LoserWhoPlaysGenshin]

I love how this game shows the reality of having to care for a child, it’s not all sunshine and rainbows. It can be hard. And I love how it shows the way you treat your child will affect them. Big and small things can leave HUGE effects one their mental health and other things. The storyline is absolutely heartbreaking though.

[rosalee]

Legit, it feels like you're tempted to murder whomever has hurt your kid. But know satisfying that urge results in a prison sentence and leaving your kid without a parent.

It sucks