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RAIN HEART
Overview
RAIN HEART is a psychological surreal horror about self-discovery and resistance. You play as Alex Bow, a teenager from a small Ukrainian town who has school, a favorite rock band, a friend, and a dream to leave this place far behind.
Story and Journey
Live through key episodes of his life—from childhood to adulthood—and witness how fear, pressure, and trauma distort the perception of reality. Every decision is made under conditions where an exit does not always exist, and sometimes the most dangerous enemy is not the one you can see.
Setting
A living town that remembers everything. It may seem ordinary—school gossip, quiet courtyards, old resentments—but beneath the surface lie stories that are not meant to be spoken aloud. Explore familiar streets, apartments, classrooms and backyards, and slowly uncover how personal tragedies intertwine into a single shared system.
Interactivity and Consequences
RAIN HEART is an interactive story where dialogues shape relationships. Experience cinematic pixel cutscenes and story-driven episodes that influence the course of events. Study, communicate, and decide, even when there is no right answer. Your choices affect character development and possible endings, and some consequences will not reveal themselves immediately.
Reality, Danger, and No Power Fantasy
There are no weapons and no protection. You are not an action hero. In moments of danger you must find a way out—run, negotiate, hide. Perhaps this time the police will be able to help you?
Inner World
The boundary between memories and the present begins to blur. Explore Alex’s inner world, where fears take shape and suppressed feelings become tangible. Will you be able to distinguish reality from distortion, and what happens when the inner world grows stronger than the outer one?
Themes
RAIN HEART explores identity and resistance. It is a psychological surreal horror about self-discovery, social pressure, the fear of being seen, and an endless dream of freedom. This is a story about how difficult it is to preserve yourself when the world around you tries to tell you who you should be.