Overview
See No Evil plunges players into a grim fantasy world where sight is a curse and sound is the only guide. Developed by Gabriel Priske and published by Noetic, this indie title presents a unique challenge where the willingly blind are hostile to those who perceive differently. Players step into the role of a Seer, navigating a twisted, mind-bending reality from a decaying prison. Armed with only a journal and pursued by an army that fears the unknown, the goal is to unravel the mystery behind the world's descent into darkness.
Highlights
- Atmospheric Isometric Puzzle Gameplay: Explore a dark, twisted fantasy world from an isometric perspective, focusing on sound manipulation as a core mechanic.
- Unique Narrative Premise: Uncover the secrets of a world plunged into darkness, guided by a journal and opposed by those who fear what they don't understand.
- Indie Development: Created by Gabriel Priske and published by Noetic, this game offers a distinct artistic vision and gameplay experience.
Who It's For
This game is ideal for players who enjoy atmospheric puzzle games with a dark, unconventional narrative. If you appreciate unique mechanics like sound manipulation and are drawn to thought-provoking, unsettling worlds, See No Evil might be for you. It's also suited for those who enjoy indie titles that stray from typical genre conventions.
Game Info
See No Evil is a single-player, isometric puzzle and adventure game with strategic elements, released on August 26, 2014. It features an anime aesthetic and is known for its strong ambience, sound effects, and musical score, as noted by Indie Game Magazine. The game supports English and is available as a paid title on Steam, offering Steam Achievements and Trading Cards.





