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A support package for the game: your name, picture and website framed in the Chamber of Commerce for two weeks, $10. Every sponsor is reviewed by hand. If we can’t accept it, you get a full refund.
Your reference:
Last step: pay $10 securely with Stripe. Your sponsorship is reviewed once it is paid, and we email you when it is approved, needs a change, or can’t be accepted (with a full refund).
Send a shout-out in the game, $3: a birthday, an anniversary, a new baby, congratulations, a thank-you, a pet’s birthday or a gentle notice in memory. On the day, the notice is pinned to the notice board in the Town Hall, Town Crier Barnaby calls it out in the square, and every player sees it once when they start playing. It is labelled as a paid notice. Every notice is read by a person first. If we can’t accept it, you get a full refund.
Your reference:
Last step: pay $3 securely with Stripe. We read every notice once it is paid, and email you when it is approved or if it can’t be accepted (with a full refund).
Thank you for playtesting! Answer as much or as little as you like. Please don’t include personal details.
Spend experience you have earned in battle. You have 0 XP.
Every choice leaves a mark. Save the hen or roast it. Spare the bandit or end him. The village will remember, and so will your face. Grow old, and play on as your child.
Every hero leaves a story.
Every generation carries it forward.
Created byGina Lyn Cox
Game design, story, and developmentGina Lyn Cox
To our playtesters, bug finders,
and everyone who helped the valley grow.
To the friends of Hearthvale
who supported this little world.
And to my husband, Stephen,
for indulging all my hobbies.
For every loaf baked, dragon faced,
friend made, and questionable royal decree.
The valley will remember.
Games, tools, and curious creations.
By Gina Lyn Cox.
© 2026 Gina Makes LLC
One last proclamation from the town crier:
“Your adventure is complete.
Please stretch, drink some water,
and check on whatever you left in the oven.”