The Adventures of Bunny and Pig

There are treatments and sources of help for visible injuries. Yet many people carry emotional wounds for the rest of their lives.
They pretend nothing is wrong. They pretend to be fine. Some are even afraid to ask for help. This story shares ideas and insights about emotional self-help.
When no one comes to our aid, we do what we can to help ourselves. I hope this story can offer something helpful to people who have experienced trauma.
If you would like to explore these topics further, you may be interested in Complex PTSD: From Surviving to Thriving by Pete Walker, or Les parents manipulateurs (Manipulative Parents) by Isabelle Nazare-Aga.
Before purchasing, you can try the free demo, which includes 50% of the full game's content.
(Over time, some of these ideas may become outdated or even be disproven. If you are reading this in the future and find that some information is no longer accurate, it means the world has moved forward and better approaches have become available. That is a good thing.)
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The Adventures of Bunny and Pig is a short interactive storybook centered on reading and dialogue choices. Accompany Pig on a journey away from the monsters. Through a series of story scenes, come to understand Pig's fears and hesitation, make choices, and discover where different responses may lead.
The story explores childhood trauma, self-doubt, seeking help, and rebuilding trust through the experiences of Pig and Bunny.
Feelings that are difficult to explain to others may gradually become easier to recognize and understand through their story.
This is a journey of learning how to live again: recognizing the harm you have experienced, trying to accept help, gathering courage little by little, and rediscovering peace in everyday life.
If you enjoy stories about emotional growth, or want to better understand someone who has been hurt, come and meet Pig and Bunny.
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Content Note:
The story includes childhood trauma, emotional abuse, suicidal thoughts, and references to seeking mental health support and using medication.
Although the story ultimately moves toward hope and growth, some scenes may still be distressing. Please consider your emotional well-being when deciding whether to play.