Bury me, my Love Hack 1.8 + Redeem Codes
Love has no borders
Developer: Plug In Digital
Category: Games
Price: $2.99 (Download for free)
Version: 1.8
ID: com.plug-in-digital.emma
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Description
Bury me my Love tells the story of Syrian refugee Nour and her husband Majd, as Nour
undertakes a perilous journey to safety in Europe.
Bury me, my Love is a Text Messaging Adventure game about Nour, a Syrian migrant trying to find her way to Europe. Her husband Majd, who remains behind in Syria, communicates with Nour through a messaging app, advising her as best he can so that she reaches her destination safely.
“Bury me, my love” is a Syrian goodbye phrase that roughly means, “Take care, don’t even think about dying before I do.” This phrase takes on a deeper meaning as Majd says it to his wife, Nour, as she undertakes her perilous journey to reach Europe.
A co-production from ARTE, the European cultural network, with The Pixel Hunt and Figs.
***A game in an instant messaging app
As Majd, you can communicate with Nour and follow her journey, just as if you were chatting with her via WhatsApp. You will text each other and exchange emojis, pics and selfies, relevant links…
*** Multiple narrative routes to discover
By reading instant messages and choosing response options, players help Nour overcome the hardships she will encounter.
Your choices in Bury me, my Love truly impact on the story, with Nour able to visit 50 different locations and reach 19 potential different endings with widely divergent outcomes.
*** Based on real-life events
Bury me, my Love is a “reality-inspired game”, a documented fiction that draws inspiration directly from real-world events. The original idea stems from an article written by Le Monde journalist, Lucie Soullier, telling the story of Dana, a young Syrian woman who fled her country and is now living in Germany.
Winner of the best meaningful play - 14TH IMGA
Game Beyond Entertainment - BAFTA
Best Emotional mobile & handheld game - Emotional Games Awards
Best Work - Japan Prize 2018
This experience may affect the sensitivity of younger people.
undertakes a perilous journey to safety in Europe.
Bury me, my Love is a Text Messaging Adventure game about Nour, a Syrian migrant trying to find her way to Europe. Her husband Majd, who remains behind in Syria, communicates with Nour through a messaging app, advising her as best he can so that she reaches her destination safely.
“Bury me, my love” is a Syrian goodbye phrase that roughly means, “Take care, don’t even think about dying before I do.” This phrase takes on a deeper meaning as Majd says it to his wife, Nour, as she undertakes her perilous journey to reach Europe.
A co-production from ARTE, the European cultural network, with The Pixel Hunt and Figs.
***A game in an instant messaging app
As Majd, you can communicate with Nour and follow her journey, just as if you were chatting with her via WhatsApp. You will text each other and exchange emojis, pics and selfies, relevant links…
*** Multiple narrative routes to discover
By reading instant messages and choosing response options, players help Nour overcome the hardships she will encounter.
Your choices in Bury me, my Love truly impact on the story, with Nour able to visit 50 different locations and reach 19 potential different endings with widely divergent outcomes.
*** Based on real-life events
Bury me, my Love is a “reality-inspired game”, a documented fiction that draws inspiration directly from real-world events. The original idea stems from an article written by Le Monde journalist, Lucie Soullier, telling the story of Dana, a young Syrian woman who fled her country and is now living in Germany.
Winner of the best meaningful play - 14TH IMGA
Game Beyond Entertainment - BAFTA
Best Emotional mobile & handheld game - Emotional Games Awards
Best Work - Japan Prize 2018
This experience may affect the sensitivity of younger people.
Version history
1.8
2021-03-01
Crash fix
1.7
2020-11-19
- Fixed two main bugs
- iOS 13 compatibility
- Japanese language added
- iOS 13 compatibility
- Japanese language added
1.6
2019-02-11
iPhone X Optimization
1.5
2018-06-21
- New UI
- Reporting of messages separated by more than 5 minutes by additional spacing
- Rebalancing of the scoring in the script for more variety in the endgame of players
- Enrichment of the script (new choices, new passages)
- Fixed several script errors
- Fixed a bug that requires the end-of-game audio message to run multiple times
- Fixed "Nour is busy" status display bug
- Fixed a bug of an achievment
- Fixed a bug of the map when you reach the end in Sweden
- Fixed a bug that caused some messages to dissapear when coming back from a pause
- Fixed a bug that showed "Nour is Busy" when changing languages
- Correction of some progression gaps in between languages
- Fixed a bug disabling a notification to appear at a certain moment of the story
- Enhenced credits page layout
- increase in delay between fade-ins and fade-outs of the music
- Reporting of messages separated by more than 5 minutes by additional spacing
- Rebalancing of the scoring in the script for more variety in the endgame of players
- Enrichment of the script (new choices, new passages)
- Fixed several script errors
- Fixed a bug that requires the end-of-game audio message to run multiple times
- Fixed "Nour is busy" status display bug
- Fixed a bug of an achievment
- Fixed a bug of the map when you reach the end in Sweden
- Fixed a bug that caused some messages to dissapear when coming back from a pause
- Fixed a bug that showed "Nour is Busy" when changing languages
- Correction of some progression gaps in between languages
- Fixed a bug disabling a notification to appear at a certain moment of the story
- Enhenced credits page layout
- increase in delay between fade-ins and fade-outs of the music
1.4
2018-03-09
* Changement de la durée de fondu des musiques
* Le jeu ne cherche plus à se connecter à Internet si c'est inutile
* Ajout d'un bouton Recommencer dans les crédits en fin de partie
* Ajout du logo MonoGame dans les crédits
* Correction de problèmes mineurs
* Le jeu ne cherche plus à se connecter à Internet si c'est inutile
* Ajout d'un bouton Recommencer dans les crédits en fin de partie
* Ajout du logo MonoGame dans les crédits
* Correction de problèmes mineurs
1.3
2017-11-30
Minor bug fixes
1.2
2017-10-31
Minor bug fixes
1.1
2017-10-28
Minor bug fixes
1.0
2017-10-25
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Ratings
4.3 out of 5
117 Ratings
Reviews
ValderZ,
Things I don’t like
I haven’t finished the game, but I’ve encountered something I don’t like so far.
I totally understand I have no control over what Nour does on the other side of the phone, but I do think I should have more control over what Majd does, because I’m playing his role.
If the designer want me to feel like I’m Majd, but doesn’t give me autonomous, instead, only give me the ability to see what happens through his eye without the ability to change anything. In my opinion, this is not good game design, even it can be good story design. I’ll never truly put myself in Majd’s shoes if I’m not allowed to make all important decisions as Majd.
So the scene makes me feel this way is when Nour wakes up late and is missing her plane. I wish I had the choice to call her.
I totally understand I have no control over what Nour does on the other side of the phone, but I do think I should have more control over what Majd does, because I’m playing his role.
If the designer want me to feel like I’m Majd, but doesn’t give me autonomous, instead, only give me the ability to see what happens through his eye without the ability to change anything. In my opinion, this is not good game design, even it can be good story design. I’ll never truly put myself in Majd’s shoes if I’m not allowed to make all important decisions as Majd.
So the scene makes me feel this way is when Nour wakes up late and is missing her plane. I wish I had the choice to call her.
NM4096,
Buggy implement, railroaded story
This game is interesting in concept and well written to some extent, but it ended up railroading me into a ending that I thought I had been carefully avoiding with every choice I had made. The end result was an unsatisfying story that made no sense narratively.
At a technical level, this game presents itself as a simple text message interface which should be the easiest thing in the world for a game to implement—iOS has built in support for scrolling views after all—but it’s completely broken: attempting to scroll back to read what happened previously jitters and jumps around, text is drawn stacked on top of other text making it impossible to read, there are huge gaps between text bubbles requiring you to scroll multiple screen lengths, sometimes it is solid black, etc.
The game is basically playable but there’s no way to read the story that came before.
At a technical level, this game presents itself as a simple text message interface which should be the easiest thing in the world for a game to implement—iOS has built in support for scrolling views after all—but it’s completely broken: attempting to scroll back to read what happened previously jitters and jumps around, text is drawn stacked on top of other text making it impossible to read, there are huge gaps between text bubbles requiring you to scroll multiple screen lengths, sometimes it is solid black, etc.
The game is basically playable but there’s no way to read the story that came before.
KTallguy,
A slow burn, but ultimately well worth it.
I’ve played similar games that simulate a chat interface and work in real time, but this game impressed me. The choices you make actually matter and appear to change the path Nour takes as she attempts to travel into Europe. The game generally checks in a few times a day and never felt annoying. You can switch it to real time if you’re more interested in flying through, but the story is better told in small chunks. It’s hard not to sympathize with Nour and the plight of many like her. I felt like I understood the situation of many refugees a little better after playing this game.
Starbucksgodist,
Amazing
This game is amazing you get to go through a journey that feels so real, like half the time i had like MAJOR anxiety when she wouldn’t answer me and I’m actually waiting for her to text me back right now and I love how you actually have to put your phone down and continue with life until she actually texts you back and I think the waiting factor is really cool because it gives you something to think about and you don’t get an answer right on the spot. But I also love how you get to through this journey with Nour and be there for her throughout her long journey and I just really love this game☺️😊😆☀️❤️
GregGriffith,
Worth revisiting with a new format
I really wanted to love this game for its smart dialogue, multimedia use, and relevancy to real-world scenarios that expand cultural knowledge.
While all those things were amazing, polished, and well-executed, the fact is that the text-interface rendered the game lifeless and tedious. In-game choices could be as vapid as choosing which emoji to send, and the consequences for your choices were almost random. I cared less and less when the main character checked-in via text, and when I reached one ending, I didn’t think the game had enough replay value to try again.
For the price it’s worth it merely for the great scripting, but the game did not hold my interest.
While all those things were amazing, polished, and well-executed, the fact is that the text-interface rendered the game lifeless and tedious. In-game choices could be as vapid as choosing which emoji to send, and the consequences for your choices were almost random. I cared less and less when the main character checked-in via text, and when I reached one ending, I didn’t think the game had enough replay value to try again.
For the price it’s worth it merely for the great scripting, but the game did not hold my interest.
Anotherau,
Glitchy and no longer opens
I’ve been playing and enjoying this interactive novel but suddenly I can no longer start it up. It immediately crashes. I’m on iOS 14.2 on a XS Max. Things were going okay and now it just refuses to open. Before this I noticed a ton of crashes when using the map feature, and sometimes the text messages would get jittery, weirdly space out, or go missing altogether. The real time functionality is inconsistent too, as are the notifications.
This really needs to get sorted out because it’s a lovely and important story many need to hear.
This really needs to get sorted out because it’s a lovely and important story many need to hear.
Ryder w Claus!,
Pretty interesting
Fun to type with your bae.
Super cool that the chat goes in real time.
And for those who don’t like that, can just turn it off.
Story takes a while to take off, but I like chatting with Nour, because he/she feels so lifelike!
But I do get pretty annoyed at the lack of options sometimes.
I’ll wind up sending an emoji even though I hate those things just because I want more variety in what I say.
A lot of it leads down the same path too.
You do make big choices, but the big choices are rare.
I understand its based off a real life conversation, but I don’t want my fate to be set in stone from the get-go.
The beauty of these types of games, is you make your way to the end, and depending on the choices you’ve made you can have completely missed scenes or unlock totally new ones that others didn’t experience.
The game does do this, but seldom.
Still had fun playing.
Super cool that the chat goes in real time.
And for those who don’t like that, can just turn it off.
Story takes a while to take off, but I like chatting with Nour, because he/she feels so lifelike!
But I do get pretty annoyed at the lack of options sometimes.
I’ll wind up sending an emoji even though I hate those things just because I want more variety in what I say.
A lot of it leads down the same path too.
You do make big choices, but the big choices are rare.
I understand its based off a real life conversation, but I don’t want my fate to be set in stone from the get-go.
The beauty of these types of games, is you make your way to the end, and depending on the choices you’ve made you can have completely missed scenes or unlock totally new ones that others didn’t experience.
The game does do this, but seldom.
Still had fun playing.
Rwelean,
Educational and suspenseful
This game helped me understand and sympathize with Syrian refugees in a way that a regular essay couldn't have conveyed. Since I played over the course of two weeks, I got attached to Nour and I was sad when the game ended. I have no personal experience with refugees, but Nour's choices seem realistic and she has to make lots of risky decisions. I love the fact that there are multiple endings... but I'm not sure if I have the emotional strength to play again! Great job.
Potatoe_Joe,
It's a great game!
It's a great game overall but I got an ending and the audio won't play. The music pauses but the audio still won't play. I tried going to the map to see if it said anything but all it does is crash. So yeah... that's all I have to say.( Edit: thanks for the link to the website! The audio seems to be working normally as well)
ladysparklez909,
Great text story but glitchy
It’s a nice story but kinda glitchy. Sometimes it won’t let me listen to voice recordings and it spasms every time I try to scroll through past conversations. Please update these glitches!!! I want to be able to play this game smoothly 🥺 also I would like to have a history of all the endings I’ve gotten so far, I think it would be cool.
