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About the Game

Pick up your screwdriver and wire cutters, rid the robots of their malfunctions, pains and nightmares.

This is a story-driven cyborg doctor simulation game.

These fragile mechanical lifeforms suffer from rejection, decay, and disease. As a doctor, your job is to patch them up—and send them back to work.

A strange calm hangs over your days—until a single accident pulls everything apart, dragging you into a dangerous journey to uncover the hidden past and uncertain future of this robotic city.

A Cast of Broken Souls

• A cargo bot powered by its own body

• A drawing bot parasitized by AI

• A bartender bot brewing liquor with tears

Each character is more than mere cold machinery

Hack into them, experience their stories, and uncover the delicate emotions of these robots.

Just like choices and delimmas we encounter in our city life.

Disassemble. Diagnose. Repair.

Mechanical failures. Rejection syndromes. Emotional instability. Robots get sick too. Disassemble their bodies, dive into their circuitry, and heal them—just like fixing a machine.

Discover the secrets hidden in this robotic city.

Why would robots eat canned food? Where have humans gone? What is the ultimate purpose of a robot? And who’s pulling the strings? Uncover the answers to these questions in All Our Broken Parts. Your treatments and decisions may even shape the city's fate.

A retro pixel audiovisual experience

There are moments of beauty even in this busy robotic city. Raindrops tapping on your window. A sunset glimpsed from the overpass. A blurred silhouette from a memory long forgotten…

Turn off the lights. Let the pixels and melodies stir your thoughts.

About Developer

We are Tin Bird — a team of drifters just like you, trying to make a living beneath the towering city.
In the noise of this steel jungle, we often feel numb — like machines slowly breaking down.
So we created these robots, and their stories.
We let them cry, laugh, struggle.
We let them feel confused, desperate.
And we let them try to love — and be loved.

We hope you’ll hear their voices in All Our Broken Parts.

And maybe, hear your *own* voice too.