Interactive Noise
Frédérick MaheuxRecommendations of noisy video games, interactive experiences, and other unfathomable digital entities.
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Eternal Darkness (Silicon Knights, 2002, GameCube)
Few games since this proudly Canadian title have grappled with the spatiotemporal scope of Lovecraftian Weird. Eternal Darkness, backed by Nintendo (who then patented the sanity effect me...
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Untitled Impalement Dioarama Game by Yames – Available through Patreon
The intriguing title alone should prompt you to subscribe to Yames’ Patreon. This is another prime example of Yames’ unique fusion of gnostic heresies and scientific sp...
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Lucy Gorbalm is Missing by A.V. Dossow – https://avdossow.itch.io/lucy-gorbalm-is-missing
The reference to the cult found footage film Megan Is Missing (Goi, 2011) is unavoidable. It’s a similarly grim experience, even if it never gets as...
Interactive Melodies 006
A small entry to begin 2026 on the right foot. I’m going a little off the usual program with a second Interactive Melodies in a row. I’ve got nearly 100 noisy games to try out, but I didn’t have the time to really dig into that list.
Posti...
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Out of Hands (Steamdeck)
I’m not a deckbuilder fan (the last one I enjoyed was Inscryption), but Out of Hands hooked me with its (literally) handcrafted visual style. No disappointment here. Ignore early reviews about a bruised male ego—...
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