Heartless

Heartless begins with Jonathan receiving an unexpected letter—signed by his wife Sarah, who disappeared a year ago. The message is brief, telling him to return to Crimson Diner, the last place she was seen. Desperate for answers, he steps inside, finding the building empty but filled with unsettling traces of the past. Strange notes, familiar objects, and distorted memories begin to surface, leading him deeper into something he can’t fully explain. With each discovery, the line between reality and illusion becomes harder to define.

A Psychological Horror Experience

The game blends exploration with psychological horror, creating an environment where every interaction adds to the unfolding mystery. Players guide Jonathan through the diner, searching for clues and solving puzzles that reveal more about Sarah’s disappearance. The PSX-inspired low-poly visuals contribute to the eerie atmosphere, making the familiar feel unfamiliar. The deeper Jonathan searches, the more fragmented his surroundings become, pushing him to confront the possibility that some answers are not meant to be found.

An Uncertain Truth

Heartless builds tension through shifting environments, subtle sound design, and the gradual unraveling of Jonathan’s perception. There are no direct threats, but something about the diner feels off, as if it is reacting to his presence. Each step forward brings him closer to understanding what happened to Sarah, but at the cost of his own certainty. The final question lingers—when the truth is revealed, will he be able to accept it?