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"Heart on a Sleeve" was a thought-provoking experience. It was less about puzzles and more about the underlying concept and theme. While its distinct style might not appeal to everyone, the level of abstraction and the way memories are recounted naturally conjure vivid images in one's mind. All in all, a worthwhile experience.

Good quality overall as usual. It's a bit heavy on the text amount.

Fun but short.

I am willing to pay the price (and already did years ago) - Support the Indies!

I want to be sure that I don't own it yet since it's years old, so I have to sift through my "archives" :)


Also waiting for new issues.

Why the "increase of costs" all of a sudden?

hehe, we have a Verkaufsoffener Sonntag tomorrow.


Unfortunately I was not able to finish your game. I reached the broken stairs but could not repair it. There is forrest in the beginning, but I had no saw...

Well I am note sure either what to do exactly. I managed to die 10 times. I never made it past the mixing cauldron. 

I like that you recorded your lines.

That game had a lot of atmosphere. It was a bit like reading a novel. The accusation I chose first gave a grim ending ...Justice was not served.

Thanks! A few minutes is exactly the intended length.

Thank you for your comment. A sliding inventory may be considered for version 1.2

The connection to the jam's theme is that the game ends how it started, hehe I took a very liberal approach in interpreting the theme ;)

You are on the right track. You have to count all around the building ;)