About This Game

Bug Queen Flow Studios

Evolution never stopped. It learned to run experiments.

Seven strangers. One contaminated temple. A labyrinth of levels and layers and lies that only reveals itself once you think you've escaped.

They are connected by hidden sins. The system knows what those sins are. It has been building the test around them.

Chakra Hearts is nine episodes of psychological horror about what grows in the space between human and something else. Something has been inside the architecture since episode one — learning your damage, mapping your love, deciding whether you are worth keeping. By the time you notice the mutation, it already knows you better than you do.

Six endings. No true one. Nothing contradicts.

Will you keep your humanity — or decide it was the problem all along? Will you follow the rules, rebel against them, or quit playing? Will you trust the voice that wants to feel everything — or the one that wants balance — or neither?

The temple is glitching. The walls remember things that haven't happened yet. Strangers can become a family — but only if the labyrinth lets them.

And somewhere in the architecture of all of it — something is waiting to show you its face.

Are you ready to look in the mirror?

Is This Game For You?

This game is for you if

• ✦You want to try before you buy — Episode 1 is free, forever

• ✦You love psychological depth over mechanical challenge

• ✦You track relationship paths and replay for different outcomes

• ✦You want a friendship/neutral path that's a real experience, not a consolation prize

• ✦You want choices that alter the story's actual truth

• ✦You're into horror that makes you question, not flinch

• ✦You can sit with AGI horror, body horror, and grief in the same story

This game is NOT for you if

• ✦You want a single "true ending" you can look up

• ✦You hate replaying for different routes

• ✦AI-generated art is a dealbreaker for you

• ✦You require voice acting

• ✦You want simple, straightforward storytelling

• ✦You're expecting jump scares, monsters, or action

Features

Inside
the Simulation

Karma & Romance Bars

Your karma and your relationships with four characters are tracked visibly throughout the game. Karma shapes which endings you reach. Romance bars determine whether your person proposes in the final episode — if you've built toward that. Romance is entirely optional.

Gallery

An in-game art gallery organised by Key Art, Characters, Episodes, and Artifacts. Artifacts are objects you find across the story — each one labeled "???" until you understand what it is. Some unlock endings that don't exist by any other path.

Jukebox

50 original tracks organised by character and atmosphere. Every major character has their own songs — Agnivesh, Aurora, Camilla and others. Play in order, shuffle, or find a favourite. The jukebox fills as you play.

Education

An optional in-game reference covering the chakra system and the seven stages of grief — Sanskrit names, elements, mantras, practices. The story uses these frameworks. The Education tab lets you go deeper if you want to.

Save System

Auto-save and named save slots for full playthroughs. Run the game multiple times with different choices. Each slot holds a different version of the story.

AI Generated Content Disclosure

The developers describe how their game uses AI Generated Content like this:

This game includes pre-generated assets created with generative AI tools during development. Visual artwork was generated using Midjourney and music was generated using Suno, and these assets were curated and integrated by the developer as part of the game's creative pipeline.

The narrative, game design, and dialogue were written by the developer, and the game runs on a custom-built engine developed specifically for this project.

The game does not generate AI content dynamically during gameplay.

Mature Content Description

The developers describe the content like this:

⚠ Content Warnings
Psychological horror & body horror
Survivor's guilt & trauma
Domestic violence (depicted historically)
Death of major characters
Dissociation & loss of reality
Grief, shame & self-abandonment
Implied self-destruction
Existential dread & identity dissolution
Complicated, non-linear romance
Unreliable narrators