I'm going to express my opinion on this matter, and I'm not going to respond to comments because I've had A LOT of exposure to this topic, and I'm only posting for those who want real advice.
My mother would take me to protests to speak out against Planned Parenthood (PP). I remember these rallies vividly, especially since I would directly ask people why they wanted to kill babies (I was 5). My mom believed they threw away baby carcasses in the dumpster and wouldn't let me near them. She would then show me pictures of aborted fetuses, usually the "vacuum" method.
I also feel the need to say my father worked in Hospice and watched A LOT of infants die throughout my own childhood. This was very hard on him, and for much of my childhood he was cold, distant, and angry.
As I've matured, I've read about miscarriage rates, the amount of infants who've died because of disease, the reality that my grandfather's first wife could have lived if she had an abortion, and that my mother's own disability is probably due to the births my brother and I put her through.
Oh yeah, and the bible's pro-abortion messages (yep, the bible is actually pretty pro-abortion, you're allowed to kill a baby up to about 6 months of age according to God).
Ultimately, I feel this game hits it right. When you carry a child, you have hopes for what your child will be. But the reality is, nature doesn't care. And until you've been in the position to watch a child or loved one die due to a poor pregnancy, you don't get to have an opinion, period.