Wednesdays v101

Wednesdays is a moving narrative game that follows Tim, a man who was abused as a child, as memories from his past come flooding back while he plays Orco Park, a game from his childhood. As he revisits those memories, he begins to confront difficult questions about what happened, who knew, and how those experiences shaped the person he became.

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Written by Pierre Corbinais, Wednesdays tells its story with care, sincerity, and hope. Rather than dwelling on graphic content, it focuses on trust, healing, and the emotional aftermath of child sexual abuse, aiming to raise awareness through a surprisingly uplifting approach.

The game presents a fragmented narrative told from multiple perspectives. Players can build rides and decorations in Orco Park to unlock Tim’s memories in the order they choose, while also stepping into the roles of his relatives to piece together the truth behind his past. This mosaic structure gives the story depth and lets players gradually uncover how different people experienced the same events.

Visually, Wednesdays combines two distinct art styles: Tim’s memories are brought to life through expressive comic-inspired artwork, while Orco Park is rendered in a colorful pixel art style inspired by classic 90s games. The contrast between the two adds both charm and emotional weight to the experience.

Designed to be accessible to a wide audience, including non-gamers, Wednesdays blends interactive storytelling with the feel of a graphic novel. It also includes several accessibility options such as multiple control schemes, adjustable text size, a readable alternative font, and flexible text scrolling settings.

Overall, Wednesdays is an intimate and heartfelt story about memory, family, and recovery, told with authenticity and compassion.