I really enjoyed this. The art style was very simple and attractive and the writing was completely understandable. I appreciated the resources offered, and absolutely recommend this game for anyone wanting to know about how abortions work and why.

The pictures used for the "pregnancy" are extremely misleading. The fetus looks like a rolled up baby from very early on. By 10 weeks, the baby has feet almost a centimeter long. You made this pregnancy look like tissue paper instead of a living human being.I would like to see some mention of letting her know that she has options. She doesn't have to do this. She can give birth as well, and there are several resources for her if she chooses to do that. Unfortunately, it looks like her friend only seems to support 1 choice instead.I have to give you credit for saying that you cannot do an abortion with pills if you have kidney disease. I do wonder what they recommend instead? Carry out the pregnancy and give birth, or do a vacuum or D&E abortion at the point that they can almost see, hear, and feel pain at 15 weeks and possibly earlier?I thought I could play and watch but I cannot get myself to take part in even a fictional abortion.

it was way easier to learn about abortion pills from this interactive story than from a dry, impersonal medical website. my only lingering question after completing the game is where and how a person could acquire these drugs — though i suppose that’s easier asked than answered.