Jar of Hearts dancing with different women. The video ends with Perri stealing a heart from him, leaving his "jar" empty. He falls to the ground, and she appears to recuperate with her heart newly intact. The music video was added to a list of "VH1’s Top 40 Music Videos Of 2010," "Jar of Hearts" coming in at number seventeen. During the premiere of Perri's "Daydream," "VH1" compared it to the music video of "Jar of Hearts" stating that it took a more cinematic route that "relied heavily on slow motion to connote emotions." After premiering the song on "So You Think You
Plundered Hearts watch the men duel over her; she must help Jamison overcome the evil plans of Lafond so they have a chance to live happily ever after. Infocom had a reputation for not only creating involving stories, but also for feelies, which were extra items included with each game. The "Plundered Hearts" package held: As early as 1984 Infocom employees joked about the possibility of a romance text adventure, although "The Boston Globe" observed that "somehow the moves don't seem appropriate to a computer keyboard". By 1987, the year of "Plundered Hearts"'s release, Infocom no longer rated its games on difficulty