This Might Be The Saddest Game Ever…

Got really scared to see if this game was made by the same dev as bad parenting 😭

Jun eating the crayons thinking it was candy and the brother bringing the watermelon is a reference from the movie: Graves of the Fireflies

Whats more heartbreaking that there's kids out there experiencing this right now in real life thats the real heartbreak 💔

it’s not even spooky time it’s just straight up sobbing time

Watching this game live reminded me why I hate Case’s live chat so much. There were ppl saying “ayo” at moments like the kids telling each other “I love you” and Miko telling Jun her body was heating up. Several people even said “w couple” at some point. I hate this chat sm.

This was so depressing, Miko probably had the wrost experience ever, having to take care of your younger sister and lying to her to give her hope, truly heart breaking

I like the paper-craft style of everything. Makes it feel more like it's from a child's POV, especially making the house feel big and confusing. When you're a kid, even the house you were born in can feel so big and labyrinthine sometimes. (Or maybe that was just my experience)

This was deep.. I won't lie.. I cried.. knowing that this happens to children. Breaks my heart

Ik this is all fiction but this game made me tear up a bit those poor babies didn’t deserve that 😭

Miko: "I'll always take care of you." Jun: "Thank you, Miko!" Yeah...this will be bad.

The fact that this is prob a true story is so sad. Imagine dying while trying to call your mom because she left you and your sister to try to earn money for u. These little babies don't deserve this, none do😭

Bruh, the real jumpscare was some of us, who thought the dev behind Family Secrets 1 is the same as Bad Parenting since the model's design/use are similar.

Did the bill collector completely forget about collecting the bills? Realistically these children would survive if only the bill collector came to their house

1:31:59 for someone to say "finally omg they're both dead" regardless if its a "joke" or ragebait, this situation happens in real life and for them to say that is disgusting human behavior.

I just think about that poor baby in ohio. the mom left home for 10 days to go to the beach. She was 16 months old. And she screamed and cried the entire time until she perished. Ate rotten bottles that she was left, and started to eat her feces. As a mother I just cry and cry and I shouldn’t have watched this game :( rest in peace baby Jailyn .

Omg this game made me actually tear up! Those kids are left alone in the house with no way out, and they probably didn't know that you can call police to help not just the mother. No one knows about them being stuck in there. Absolutely devastating game story.

The way that they looked clean and smooth at the beginning but as tine went on their bodies started to crinkle and become disheveled

11:12 the way he hesitated and did not say seven since of that stupid meme😭

4 views? i love small creators putting in the work

This happened to me once before with my cousins except the mom was a babysitter. My mom, dad, aunt, and uncle all went to Arizona 7 years ago to spread my grandpa's ashes and to have a break from work. They hired us a babysitter (my uncles sister) and kissed us goodbye. Me and my cousins thought it was heaven because they finally left, and that meant we could do whatever we wanted to. Until my babysitter showed up. She was kind at first, just to make us trust her. For a few nights, me and my cousins played games and watched movies. But one day, our babysitter took our phones for "safekeeping" and turned off the Wi-Fi. We trusted her so of course we handed them over. We were playing board games because the Wi-Fi wasn't working (we just assumed it was a glitch), until my oldest cousin named Gabby looked around for the babysitter to ask a question. She was nowhere to be found. Me and my cousin Amarii (we're the same age except she's a few months older) started crying because of it. Gabby calmed us down by hugging us and telling us that we'll be fine. I looked out the window and saw that my mom's car that she left for the babysitter was gone. I started crying again. Gabby went to the neighbors house and asked to use their phone. She called my aunt and explained everything. My aunt was terrified and quickly told my parents and my uncle about everything. They rushed back home to Illinois as fast as they could (it took a day but the babysitter was still gone). They came to the house we were staying at and called the cops on the babysitter. To this day, she's still in jail for child abuse and other charges that were put on her before this all happened. Now, I'm 14 and still scarred from that. Amarii is 14 as well, and Gabby is 16 with a driver's license. We still bring it up sometimes and it still sends goosebumps down our arm's.