Jack & Calean: Heart to Heart
Read a short, interactive story about a father named Jack explaining his visual impairment and his white mobility cane to his young son Calean.
How to play
- Read the dialogue and the descriptive aside text on the screen for the current moment.
- Select one of the two dialogue choices at the bottom to respond to the conversation.
- Read the specific reply that appears, then tap the Continue button to move forward.
- Track your progress using the seven dots at the top of the screen.
- Reach the end of the seventh moment to finish the story and see the conclusion.
Controls
- Touch
- Tap the dialogue choices and the continue button to progress the story.
- Keyboard
- Not supported.
- Mouse
- Click the dialogue choices and the continue button to progress the story.
More about this game
Jack & Calean: Heart to Heart is a quiet interactive storybook set in a family living room. You read a conversation between a father, Jack, and his son, Calean, about Jack's white cane and visual impairment. The story unfolds across seven distinct moments. In each moment, you read the dialogue and select one of two responses to continue. The run ends when you complete the seventh moment, share a hug, and close the story.
Tips
- Pay attention to the changing artwork in the background, which updates to show characters like Sunny Two or the cane.
- You can replay the story using the circular restart button in the top right to see the alternate dialogue options for all seven moments.
- Notice the progress bar at the top; the current moment is highlighted by a taller dot, showing how many of the seven beats remain.
Questions
Can I lose the game?
No, this is a narrative experience. There are no wrong choices, and you cannot lose. You simply choose how Jack and Calean respond to each other across the seven moments.
How long is the story?
The story is very short, consisting of exactly seven moments to read through. It covers a single conversation about Jack's lack of field vision and his white cane.
Can I turn off the sound?
Yes, you can tap the music note icon in the top right corner of the screen to mute the audio. Tapping the icon again will unmute the background music.