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Periphery Synthetic is designed to be played without seeing the screen.
The game employs two chords to create a persistent, almost naturalized soundboard by which to communicate everything in its environment.
It brings to mind the synthesized imagery of Windows XP's Media Player as I listened to David Byrne’s “ Like Humans Do” .
Periphery Synthetic is a rare game that grants players permission to exist within its loose bounds as they like and unites them in gameplay that is powerfully similar from one player to another.
The game doesn’t hold your hand or demand much to reach the end, but I would urge sighted players to spend a little time in the depths of a black screen being guided by the game’s remarkably broad soundscape.
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Informative language
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Neutral language
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Hate speech
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Attention-grabbing headline
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Known propaganda techniques
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