All Our Broken Parts is a Game Where You Save Robots

All Our Broken Parts has received a free demo on Steam. Developed by Chinese indie studio Tin Bird, the demo features the first chapter and can be completed in approximately one and a half hours.

You Are a Robot Doctor in All Our Broken Parts in a World Without Humans

In All Our Broken Parts, humans have mysteriously disappeared, leaving behind a cold and bleak world inhabited by robots.

The protagonist is Ruth, a robot doctor who, after a medical accident, moves to a small clinic on the outskirts of town. There, she begins treating robots suffering from different problems.

Her patients include an art robot with visual sensor problems, a bartender who has suddenly lost its sense of taste, a delivery unit running on an outdated engine, and even a sales robot trapped in an endless loop of jokes.

Repair Robots and Discover Their Secrets

To help her patients, Ruth uses tools such as her stethowire and screwdrivers. Players must diagnose and repair each robot through different minigames, and they are actually pretty fun.

The choices you make during conversations also have consequences and can change the fate of the patients and Ruth herself. Below, you can see a screenshot showing one of the treatments. You connect cables to find out which part of the robot is malfunctioning and begin the repair process.

As a story-driven adventure, All Our Broken Parts gradually reveals more about its characters and the disappearance of humanity. The full game will feature five robot patients and should take around 6 to 8 hours to complete, making it a short but interesting game.

The game is currently in development for Windows and already has a free demo on Steam. The developers also warn that the demo’s localization may still have some issues and encourage players to send them feedback.