The Untitled Happiness Project

The Untitled Happiness Project puts you to work as an agent of the Happiness Corporation, sent to a quiet little town called Phaseolus with a peculiar assignment — figure out why two residents, Jonathan Perry and Rachel Portland, have lost their sense of joy, and do something about it.

Wandering through Phaseolus means talking to neighbours, picking up on small details, and slowly building a picture of what's really going on beneath the surface. The town has its own quiet rhythm, and conversations tend to reveal more than they initially seem. Nothing feels rushed.

What makes the experience work is how much the outcome depends on attention rather than reflex. Choices carry weight, and approaching problems differently can lead to genuinely different results. It's a thoughtful little game about people, their hidden struggles, and the surprisingly complicated nature of what makes someone feel okay again.