Explore how games shape our sense of reality in this indie interactive experience. It presents environments where sensory details clash at different levels, creating stark contrasts in perception. Players engage through puzzle solving that pulls them deeper into the game's odd, extreme reality.
This short session lasts about 40 minutes and relies on interaction to reveal its paradoxical effects. A reworked version from its 2017 itch.io release now runs smoothly on PC with added achievements. Puzzle enthusiasts who enjoy brief, thought-provoking indie titles will find it rewarding.
Whisper is a short interactive experience about the way we perceive reality in games and the contrast that may occur if we are presented with an environment in which our senses receive inputs on a different level of detail.
This might sound a bit vague, but every further detail would spoil the game, as it aims to be a short experience that may be played through in around 40 minutes.
Though the goal of the game is mainly to let the player experience something hardly doable with other mediums, this doesn't happen without actual interaction: puzzle solving is a core feature that helps the player immersing in the weird reality of the game, taking his characteristics to the extreme and paradoxical consequences.
Whisper was originally published in 2017 on itch.io and can still be found there; this is a slightly reworked version to allow the game to run within Steam, and to add Achievements.
