Almost a year ago, your wife Laura died in a car accident. You're a psychotherapist. Helping others comes naturally, but dealing with your own life has become almost impossible.

Since the tragedy, alcohol has become your familiar way of numbing the pain, especially at a bar called Maddox. Sleepless nights and the growing distance between you and your eighteen-year-old daughter, Maya, have become part of everyday life.

Fortunately — or unfortunately — there are people around you who have absolutely no intention of leaving you alone.

Maya — your daughter, who's tired of waiting for her remaining parent to finally get it together.

Henry — an elderly colleague and mentor with a sharp tongue and problems of his own.

Maggie — a neighbor who can organize someone else's life faster than they can ask her to.

This is a story about family, friendship, loss, and trying to learn how to live again. There's room for sarcasm, awkward situations, painful conversations, and little moments of happiness.

You choose your character's gender and identity. No mandatory routes or predetermined ending.
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Well, “I'm Fine. Mostly.” is finally out! 😁🎉

This time, I wanted to try something different: no fantasy or saving the world—just everyday life, awkward conversations, humor, and learning to move forward. Inspired by the TV series Shrinking. 🎭

You play a therapist trying to rebuild your life after losing your spouse, Laura. By your side are Maya, your daughter ⚽, Henry, your blunt mentor ☕, and Maggie, your energetic neighbor ❤️.

After all the writing, revisions, and testing, I'm curious whether a more serious dramedy like this will find an audience in AI chats. Hope you enjoy it! ❤️

In the photo, we're all together—including Anfisa. 🐱 She's appointed herself the family therapist, but only accepts payment in cat food. 🤣

Welcome to “I'm Fine. Mostly.”! ❤️