History VideoGame / MyChildLebensborn

''My child Lebensborn'' (sometimes punctuated as ''My Child: Lebensborn'') is a story-driven RaisingSim set in post-UsefulNotes/WorldWarII Norway. The narrative aspect is based on the childhood of people who were born as part of UsefulNotes/NaziGermany's local implementation of the Lebensborn program and grew up being stigmatized because of their origins. It was originally released as a mobile game in 2018, and was ported to other platforms, including PC and consoles, in 2021.

** The journal mentions that the child's mother may have abandonned them simply because of how badly women who had been in a relationship with a German soldier were treated right after the war, which included being publicly humiliated and getting fired from their jobs.

* HistoricalDomainCharacter: [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Haakon_VII_of_Norway King Haakon VII]] gets a few mentions and happens to be visting the small town in which the game is set on the very last day. One of the very last decisions made by the player is to decide whether or not to [[spoiler:allow the child to get a glimpse of him before the two of you leave town]].

* TokenGoodTeammate: The personnel of the factory in which the PlayerCharacter works, which is explicitly stated to not be giving them any trouble. Considering that the game is set in a time where losing one's job is a frequent penalty for any percieved cooperation with Germany [[spoiler:to the point that it's the reason the PlayerCharacter is jobless at the beginning of the game]] the factory is a surprisingly peaceful and accepting workplace to them.

* VideoGameCrueltyPotential: As the game is ultimately an interactive story, noting is keeping the player from being any combination of neglectful and outright abusive. While it's easy to fall into both by accident because of the limited resources, it's also possible to choose bad options ''knowing'' they are bad or just because they are there.

* HistoricalDomainCharacter: [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Haakon_VII_of_Norway King Haakon VII]] gets a few mentions and happens to be visting the small town in which the game is set on the very last day. One of the very last decisions made by the player is to decide whether to [[spoiler:allow the child to get a glimpse of him before the two of you leave town]] or not.

* TokenGoodTeammate: The personnel of the factory in which the PlayerCharacter works, which is explicitly stated to not be giving them any trouble. Considering that the game is set in a time where losing one's job is a frequent penalty for any percieved cooperation with Germany [[spoiler:to the point that it's the reason the PlayerCharacter is jobless at the beginning of the game]] the factory is a surprisingly peaceful and accepting workplace to them.

* HistoricalDomainCharacter: [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Haakon_VII_of_Norway King Haakoon VII]] gets a few mentions and happens to be visting the small town in which the game is set on the very last day. One of the very last decisions made by the player is to decide whether to [[spoiler:allow the child to get a glimpse of him before the two of you leave town]] or not.

* TokenGoodTeammate: The personnel of the factory in which the PlayerCharacter works, which is explicitly stated to not be given them any trouble. Considering that the game is set in a time where losing one's job is a frequent penalty for any percieved cooperation with Germany [[spoiler:to the point that it's the reason the PlayerCharacter is jobless at the beginning of the game]] the factory is a surprisingly peaceful and accepting workplace to them.

* StrugglingSingleMother: While the PlayerCharacter's gender is never specified, they are definitely a single parent with very little money on hand.
* TokenGoodTeammate: The personnel of the factory in which the PlayerCharacter works, which is explicitly stated to have never caused any problems at the end of the game. Considering that the game is set in a time where losing one's job is a frequent penalty for any percieved cooperation with Germany [[spoiler:to the point that it's the reason the PlayerCharacter is jobless at the beginning of the game]] the factory is a surprisingly peaceful and accepting workplace for them.

** The child's German father has a family of his own and is afraid of what will happen if anyone around him finds out about the child he had in Norway.

** The PlayerCharacter themself, who will often need to leave the child on their own after school or during emotionally rough times to be able to keep them properly fed or afford one of the non-food items. The facts that the child will get a little entertainment from watching the parent craft and that one of the generic "doing something fun" options is having a walk in one of the food scavenging sites are also easily abused.

* SinsOfOurFathers: Some choices will result in the child outright asking why ''they'' are being bullied something done by a father they never knew.

* NightmareFuelColoringBook: The child makes good use of the color pencils they got for their brithday to express consequences of the bullying they have no words for. As one may guess from the premise, late-game plot-related drawings can get quite disturbing.

* FishingForSole: When a time slot spent fishing fails to result in actually catching a fish, it will be shown as the player getting an old shoe, instead.

* FeaturelessProtagonist: The PlayerCharacter's gender is hidden for the entire game and they are always referred to has the child's "parent". Their age gap with the child in unclear, as well.

* FeaturelessProtagonist: The PlayerCharacter's gender is hidden for the entire game and they are always referred to has the child's "parent".

''My child Lebensborn'' (sometimes punctuated as ''My Child: Lebensborn'') is a story-driven Raising Sim set in post-UsefulNotes/WorldWarII Norway. The narrative aspect is based on the childhood of people who were born as part of UsefulNotes/NaziGermany's local implementation of the Lebensborn program and grew up being stigmatized because of their origins. It was originally released as a mobile game in 2018, and was ported to other platforms, including PC and consoles, in 2021.

->''"What is a… 'Nazikid'?"''

** The child's German father has a family of his own and is afraid that something bad might happen to its members if anyone around him finds out about the child he had in Norway.

* TokenGoodTeammate: The personnel of the factory in which the PlayerCharacter works, which is explicitly stated to have never caused any problems at the end of the game. Considering that the game is set in a time where losing one's job is a frequent penalty for any percieved cooperation with Germany [[spoiler:to the point that it's the reason the PlayerCharacter is jobless at the beginning of the game]] the factory is a surprisingly peaceful workplace for them.

* GratuitousGerman: One of the game's events consists of discovering that the child is prone to randomly using German words they remember from their early life during a time period in which anything having to do with Germany is strongly rejected. It's up to the player to tell the child to stop using their "funny words" or not.

** The PlayerCharacter themself, who will often need to leave the child on their own after school or during emotionally rough times to be able to keep them properly fed or afford one of the non-food items.

* GratuitousGerman: One of the game's events consists of discovering that the child is prone to this during a time period in which anything having to do with Germany is strongly rejected. It's up to the player to tell the child to stop using their "funny words" or not.

[[caption-width-right:350:Wars can make new victims long after they officially end]]

* SuperBreedingProgram: The game is about caring for a child born to the most (in)famous case of selectively breeding human beings in recent history, so it gets a few mentions.

** The PlayerCharacter themself, who will often need to leave the child on their own after school or during emotionally rough times to be able to keep them fed or afford one of the non-food items.

* SuperBreedingProgram: The game is about caring for a child born to one of the most famous one in recent history, so it gets a few mentions.

* TokenGoodTeammate: The personnel of the factory in which the PlayerCharacter works, which is explicitly stated to have never caused any problems at the end of the game. Considering that the game is set in a time where losing one's job is frequent penalty for any percieved cooperation with Germany [[spoiler:to the point that it's the reason the PlayerCharacter is jobless at the beginning of the game]] the factory is a surprisingly peaceful workplace for them.

* FeaturelessProtagonist: The PlayerCharacter's gender is hidden for the entire game and they are alway referred to has the child's "parent".

* TokenGoodTeammate: The personnel of the factory in which the PlayerCharacter works, which is explicitly stated to have never caused any problems at the end of the game. Considering that the game is set in a time where losing one's job is frequent penalty for any percieved cooperation with Germany [[spoiler:to the point that it's the reason the PlayerCharacter is jobless at the beginning of the game]] the factory is a surprisingly friendly workplace for them.

** The journal mentions that the child's mother may have abandonned them simply because of how badly women who had been in a relatioship with a German soldier were treated right after the war, which included being publicly humiliated and getting fired from their jobs.

* StrugglingSingleMother: While the PlayerCharacter's gender is unknown, they are definitely a single parent with very little money on hand.

* AbandonedWarChild: Karin and Klaus were born to a German Soldier and a Norwegian woman during WorldWarII. They have been abandonned by both by the time the game starts.

** The journal mentions that the child's mother may have abandonned them simply because of how badly women who had been in a relatioship with German soldiers were treated, which included being publicly humiliated and getting fired from their jobs.

* SuperBreedingProgram: The game is about caring for a child born to one of the most famous one in recent history, so it gets a few mentions.

''My child Lebensborn'' (sometimes punctuated as ''My Child: Lebensborn'') is a story-driven Raising Sim set in post-World War II Norway. The narrative aspect is based on the childhood of people who were born as part of UsefulNotes/NaziGermany's local implementation of the Lebensborn program and grew up being stigmatized because of their origins. It was originally released as a mobile game in 2018, and was ported to other platforms, including PC and consoles, in 2021.

During World War II, Norway is one of many countries occupied by UsefulNotes/NaziGermany. Due to many of the locals having the physical features desired for Germany's Lebensborn SuperBreedingProgram, many German soldiers came to father children with local women. When the war ended and the occupying forces left, a significant number of the Lebensborn children were left with now-single mothers unable or unwilling to care for them, resulting in them being put up for adoption.

* AbandonedWarChild: Karin and Klaus were born to a German Soldier and a Norwegian woman during WolrdWarII. They have been abandonned by both by the time the game starts.

* GratuitousGerman: One of the game's events consists of discovering that the child is prone to this during a time period in which anything having to do with Germany is strongly rejected. It's up to the player to tell the child to stop using their "funny words" or not.

''My child Lebensborn'' (sometimes punctuated as ''My Child: Lebensborn'') is a story-driven Raising Sim set in post-World War II Norway. The narrative aspect is based on the childhood of people who were born as part of NaziGermany’s local implementation of the Lebensborn program and grew up being stigmatized because of their origins. It was originally released as a mobile game in 2018, and was ported to other platforms, including PC and consoles, in 2021.

During World War II, Norway is one of many countries occupied by NaziGermany. Due to many of the locals having the physical features desired for Germany’s Lebensborn SuperBreedingProgram, many German soldiers came to father children with local women. When the war ended and the occupying forces left, a significant number of the Lebensborn children were left with now-single mothers unable or unwilling to care for them, resulting in them being put up for adoption.

* FishingForSole: When a time slot spent fishing fails to result in actually catching a fish, it will be shown as the player getting an old shoe, instead.