In Trusted Hands

Creator Guide
In Trusted Hands is built for creators who enjoy storytelling, reactions, moral dilemmas and unexpected twists. The game streams exceptionally well because every repaired phone reveals new personal data, secrets, drama or consequences — giving you natural moments for commentary, humor, shock, or ethical debates with your audience.

The gameplay is easy to learn in minutes: pick up a phone, diagnose the issue, repair it, and decide whether to explore the customer’s private data. But the reactions and outcomes are what make the content shine. Viewers love watching creators decide:
• Do you stay professional?  
• Do you peek into their messages?  
• Do you help them… or ruin their day?

The soundtrack is safe for streaming (no copyright strikes), and the game’s pacing works great for both long‑form playthroughs and short‑form highlights. Each device is a self‑contained story, making it perfect for episodic content, TikTok cuts, or “What happens if…?” experiments.

Campaign Information
We are distributing keys ahead of the console launch on May 7, 2026 for Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, PlayStation 4/5 and Nintendo Switch.

Creators are welcome to publish:
• First impressions
• Full playthroughs
• Reaction‑based content
• Ethical dilemma videos
• “I became a phone repair spy” style thumbnails
• Short‑form clips (TikTok, Shorts, Reels)

Coverage can start as soon as you receive your key.
We encourage creators to highlight:
• The moral choices
• The personal data discoveries
• The unexpected consequences
• The satirical take on privacy
• The secret agent storyline
• The “repair → decision → outcome” loop

If you enjoy narrative‑driven content with strong viewer engagement, this campaign is designed for you.

Game Information
In Trusted Hands is a satirical phone repair simulator where every device hides a story — and every decision has consequences. Inspired by 20 years of real repair‑shop experience, the game blends humor, privacy dilemmas, and branching outcomes.

Core mechanics for creators:  
• Repair smartphones using realistic tools
• Access customer data (messages, photos, apps)
• Make choices that influence characters and the city
• Buy used phones and sell spare parts
• Work with a secret agent as an undercover technician
• Trigger unexpected outcomes — from helping people to causing chaos

The game is not about technical complexity — it’s about narrative reactions, player decisions, and viewer engagement. Each phone is a mini‑story, making it ideal for creators who thrive on commentary, roleplay, humor, or moral tension.

If your audience enjoys games like Papers, Please, Beholder, PC Building Simulator, or narrative choice titles, In Trusted Hands will fit perfectly into your content lineup.