In Trusted Hands is a narrative simulator set in a phone repair shop, where ordinary work quickly begins to resemble unauthorized access to someone else's life. While repairing devices, messages, deleted photos, notes, and hidden files whose existence the smartphone owner would clearly prefer to forget pop up on the screen. The further these discoveries go, the harder it becomes to perceive the repair as a simple job. Other people's secrets cost money Some people get nervous even when handing over the phone, others suddenly start asking "not to look at anything," and sometimes people appear willing to pay for access to other people's information. The game constantly confronts you with unpleasant situations where you have to decide whether to keep silent about what you've found, use it for profit, or even interfere in the situation more than necessary. The pressure isn't just about the secrets themselves. The workshop is rented out, inspections are frustrating, and fatigue turns workdays into a dreary routine. Against this backdrop, access to other people's data begins to look more than just a chance discovery, but a way to solve one's own problems, albeit far from the most honest. Features of the game Narrative-based repair shop simulator. Working with messages and hidden files. Moral choices and the consequences of decisions. Household pressure and workshop management.