An ignorant wife

"An Ignorant Wife" – A Haunting Ode to Love, Sacrifice, and the Fragility of Sanity

"In the heart of the corporation, where souls are measured in KPIs and silence is a currency, I swore to protect her—not as a wife, but as a child. For she is my light. And I will walk through fire to keep her safe."
— Yutaro, last entry in the encrypted journal

🌑 Welcome to the Game That Breaks Hearts—Then Mends Them, Piece by Piece

"An Ignorant Wife" isn’t just a mobile game. It’s a psychological odyssey wrapped in sleek, noir-inspired aesthetics and a score that aches with every heartbeat.

As Yutaro, you’re no longer just an employee. You’re a guardian. A husband. A man caught between the cold logic of corporate life and the fragile, trembling world of Hana, his beloved wife—now reduced to innocence after a car accident that stole her memories, her years, and her understanding of the world.

She doesn’t remember the wedding.
She doesn’t remember your arguments.
She doesn’t remember how much you love her.

But she does remember your hand in hers.

🔑 Core Gameplay: Where Emotion Meets Strategy

✅ 1. Strategic Choices with Weighted Consequences

Every decision matters—not just in survival, but in soul.

• Do you let Hana wander the 40th-floor break room to "see the sky" (her favorite memory from childhood), knowing the night janitor reports to the security team for "abnormal behavior"?
• Or do you lock her in the supply closet to keep her safe from the predatory whispers of the HR Director, who’s been watching her too closely?

Your choices don’t just determine Hana’s safety—they reveal the truth of your love.

✅ 2. Corporate Dungeon Crawling: A Labyrinth of Shadows

The game unfolds across the "Nakamura Tower"—a 67-story monolith that shifts at night, its elevators looping, its corridors stretching into impossible geometries.

• Navigate puzzle-riddled office floors: Reassemble a broken printer to access encrypted emails about Hana’s medical records.
• Disable motion-sensor alarms using office supplies (a stapler, a coffee mug, a crumpled memo).
• Unlock hidden rooms behind false walls—where old company files speak of "Project Utopia," a program that erased memories to create "perfect employees."

The real monster isn’t the darkness. It’s the truth the company buried.

✅ 3. Resource Allocation: Survival Is Emotional

You don’t just fight for Hana’s life—you fight for her mind.

• Gather items like:
  • Whiteboard markers (she draws her dreams on them at night).
  • Battery packs (to keep her flashlight on during "the dark hours").
  • Pharmaceutical notes (used to counteract the side effects of the drug she’s been given to "stabilize" her).
• Trade favors with coworkers—some kind, some not. A single paperclip can buy you five minutes of silence in the server room.

Every item has a story. Every choice costs a piece of you.

✅ 4. The Story That Bends Reality

The narrative spirals between memory fragments, Yutaro’s journal entries, and Hana’s childlike drawings—each revealing new layers.

• Is Hana really innocent? Or is she hiding something deeper?
• Why does she keep whispering, "I remember when you stopped loving me…"?
• And why does the company’s AI, “CORA”, keep sending you messages that only you can see?

Love isn’t always protection. Sometimes, it’s a lie we tell ourselves to keep from losing everything.

✅ 5. Branching Endings: 7 Possible Fates

No two playthroughs are alike. The game tracks your emotional frequency—how often you comfort Hana, how many risks you took, whether you lied to protect her.

• Ending: “The Garden” — You smuggle her out. You start a new life in a remote village. She learns to read. She calls you "Papa."
• Ending: “The File” — The company catches you. Hana is "reprogrammed." You’re promoted. You visit her every month. She smiles. She doesn’t know you.
• Ending: “The Truth” — You discover the accident was not an accident. Hana was meant to die. You were meant to let her go.
• Ending: “The Loop” — You wake up on the first day. Everything repeats. But this time, you don’t save her. You let her go. And she says, "I love you, too. Always."

There is no "true" ending. Only truth. And you must decide what you’re willing to lose.

🎮 Why Players Are Calling It “The Most Honest Game of the Year”

• “I cried during a puzzle involving a coffee machine. I’ve never felt so much in a mobile game.” – User review, 4.9 stars
• “I replayed 12 times. I still don’t know if I saved her… or just made her happier.” – Reddit r/Games
• “The sound design alone—just the sound of Hana humming a lullaby—broke me.”

📌 Pro Tips for Your Journey:

1. Save after every major choice. Not just "game progress"—save your emotions. You’ll need them later.
2. Check the calendar. The game tracks time. Some events only happen on "Friday 3:47 PM" or "the anniversary of the accident."
3. Read Hana’s drawings. They’re not just art. They’re clues. A bird with one wing? That’s you.
4. Never ignore a quiet moment. The most dangerous decisions are made in silence.

💔 Final Words from the Developer:

"We made this game not to entertain. To ask: What would you sacrifice to keep the person you love safe—even from the truth?
In a world that values efficiency over empathy, Hana is a revolution.
Protect her. Love her. And when the time comes—let her go.
Because the greatest act of love is not holding on.
It’s knowing when to let go."

📲 Download "An Ignorant Wife" Today — Only on iOS and Android.

Available now. With auto-save, cloud sync, and a 7-day free trial.
Warning: Emotional toll may be severe. Do not play while grieving.

“She doesn’t know the world anymore.
But I do.
And I will never stop fighting for her peace.”
— Yutaro, Final Note

🎮 Will you save her? Or become the lie she needs to survive?
👉 Start your journey. The doors close at midnight.