- October 9, 2014
- Chicken in The Corn
1Heart
Platforms
About
"1Heart is a single-player Horror Arcade game with excellent graphics and a dense atmosphere. It's a point-and-click puzzler with a chilling story of a boy searching for his lost twin sister, featuring 60 eerie landscapes and over 100 usable items. The unique puzzles and atmospheric art design create an unforgettable gaming experience."







- The game features a unique and visually appealing art style that enhances the dark atmosphere.
- Some puzzles are challenging and require critical thinking, providing a satisfying experience for puzzle enthusiasts.
- The game successfully creates a creepy ambiance with effective sound design and narration.
- The translation and writing quality are poor, with numerous grammatical errors that detract from the overall experience.
- Many puzzles are frustratingly illogical or overly complex, often requiring a guide to progress.
- The story is vague and leaves many questions unanswered, leading to an unsatisfying conclusion.
story
67 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story in this game has received mixed reviews, with many players finding it fragmented, poorly delivered, and lacking depth, leading to a disappointing and anticlimactic ending. While some appreciated the eerie atmosphere and intriguing premise, they noted that the narrative often felt vague and confusing, failing to engage players effectively. Overall, the consensus suggests that the story struggles to hold attention and could benefit from more development and clarity.
“Sometimes frustrating but overall a really cool game with interesting puzzles and a dark story!”
“The story is intriguing and I was fairly satisfied with the ending (though it could have been better).”
“This game relies on the player's curiosity as the story slowly unfolds with every completed puzzle.”
“The plot falls flat, incredibly flat.”
“The story is fragmented and poorly delivered, with no closure at the end.”
“If you like a lot of complex puzzles then you'd like this game, but the story itself is lacking and leaves you mostly confused and disappointed.”