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Silent Conversation
by GregoryWeir
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Silent Conversation
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Description
Read carefully. Run and jump through the text of stories and poems, from the horror of Lovecraft's "The Nameless City" to the simple beauty of Bashou's frog haiku. Go for completion or race through the pieces you've mastered!
How to Play
Tutorial included.
Move with arrows or A & D.
Jump with space, Z, or any other key.
Hit escape to return to the main menu.
FAQ
What is Silent Conversation?
Silent Conversation is a unique platformer and word game developed by Gregory Weir, where players navigate through famous literary texts.
How do you play Silent Conversation?
In Silent Conversation, you move a cursor-like character along lines of text, lighting up words and collecting points by interacting with the prose itself.
What is the main goal in Silent Conversation?
The main goal in Silent Conversation is to “read” and fully illuminate each piece of writing by touching every word or letter, while avoiding obstacles and reaching the end of each level.
What makes Silent Conversation different from other platform games?
Silent Conversation stands out because its levels are built from famous poems and stories, turning reading into an interactive and visually expressive platforming experience.
What kind of progression system does Silent Conversation use?
Silent Conversation progresses by unlocking new literary works as you complete levels, allowing you to play through a variety of classic texts.
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Angryhobo
Jul. 28, 2010
I like the idea, it provides some good game play while giving a chance for people to read poetry they might not have read before. It might have been good to have poetry in different reading levels or length. Although I really enjoyed The Nameless City, it was long and might have made some people not care to finish the first poem.
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rapidraccoon808
Aug. 07, 2010
... By the way I love the nameless city it reminds me of a childhood memory in a way.
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oobaconbitsoo
Nov. 02, 2010
end of a love song for j alfred prufrock has a glitch- if you fall off right at the very very end- at a certain spot you wont respawn anywhere- will just be stopped by a black screen. you know the routine + this so the creator knows.
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SgtWantCuddles
Jun. 21, 2010
A unique idea. I have no idea if I actually retained what I read, but it's refreshing to see something different, yet meaningful. 5/5
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yiu113
Jul. 06, 2010
Another amazing Game by Gregory. Please, make more.
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