Stray Children is a philosophical role-playing game set in a world where words are currency and memories are weapons. The protagonist finds himself in a world where children never grow up and adults forget why they lived. Here, conversations become battles, and truth is an illusion, reflecting the pain hidden deep beneath masks. The weight of silence In this place, time stands still, but emotions rage. Elders, trapped in their own fears, attack with resentment and shame, and you repel them with compassion. Turn-based battles become rituals of understanding, where the choice of phrase determines fate. Your voice is both a key and a curse, for it can destroy and save at the same time. The path to solving the mystery passes through internal landscapes — a city of regrets, a school where memories teach lessons, and a garden where forgotten words grow. There is no victory here without loss. To survive, one must learn to listen. Only by listening to others can one regain one's true self and escape this cycle of reflection. Features of the game Unconventional combat mechanics based on the choice of words and intonations. A plot structure that reflects the inner experiences of the characters. A world filled with symbols and metaphors of growing up. Touching music and visual style that balances between dream and reality.