Heaven Does Not Respond is a psychological analog horror game about an investigation conducted through a damaged retro computer. You are an intelligence agent who has gained access to the encrypted data of a dead young man. His files, videos, and digital traces appear to be the remnants of an ordinary life, but behind the distorted interface lies something alien, not meant for human perception. Investigation inside a broken reality The gameplay revolves around exploring a digital space stylized as an alternate 2005. The familiar desktop evokes nostalgia, but every detail feels off: files are corrupted, programs behave strangely, and the system seems to be watching your actions. With every step, the line between investigation and intrusion into something forbidden becomes thinner. As you decipher the data, you become immersed in video recordings that allow you to relive the deceased's final memories firsthand. His "paradise" — a simulated world created by experimental technology — gradually distorts and turns into a nightmare. You piece together fragments of the truth, confronting the question: was this death an accident or the result of an experiment that was never meant to leave the laboratory. Features of the game A psychological horror film in the format of a digital investigation. Analogue aesthetics of alternative 2005. Interactive first-person video segments. A dark story about memory, technology and forbidden experiments.