Quiet as a Stone - HOODLUM

Overview

I spent hours studying various building materials and discovering new objects, creating scenic scenes, enjoying the ambient sounds emanating from my headphones. As you place items, your actions produce a multitude of calming sounds, giving you excellent feedback and adding tangible weight to the world. Cracks of stones, the sound of stones and trees will be prick. There is also a daytime cycle, as well as a developing weather system that creates ambient noise: rain on solid ground or wind whistling through the trees.

In addition to new objects that can be built, you can also discover magical objects hidden among the green foliage and inside the rocks. They create different effects. You can use them to light up the environment, add fog and stars, and make grass grow from the ground. These interactions are fun and give you even more customizability than your surroundings. You can use them to light certain areas of the earth or to add temporary effects to your photos. The game has no save function, that is, you cannot return to your creations after the release. This may seem unpleasant, and I believe that it is. But it also gives these worlds a certain atmosphere, and their transitivity makes the player think about these environments before leaving and remember to capture the images with the help of the game camera.