Or even get your pitch so a flower blooms. Like you’ll be able to make temporary voice bridges where the height and incline/decline of it is dependent on your pitch when you’re drawing it (a low pitch has it at the lowest point and as you go up in pitch, the higher the bridge will be/go). You not only have to sing, but sing in different pitches to help you navigate through the area you’re currently in. Starting out, you really just need to sing, but it soon brings in more. This is your greatest asset as it will power things around you and even bloom plants around you. Every time you make a noise with your mouth, whether it be singing or talking, your character in the game will also sing. Of course, traveling through the various bright and colorful places will require some input from your voice. Each area has its own unique set of puzzles and a character that you’ll make friends with and maybe even help solve a puzzle or two with you. While these strange sentient shadows will pop up from time to time to try and make your life worse (probably because you weren’t supposed to go off and sing), you’ll mainly be going through the different areas that you’ll be exploring. Before you could get injured, you are saved by a pink, motherly bird. However, the other shadowy residents are not having it. It even lights up the streetlights and powers up platformers that have long since gone out. Fed up and wanting to belt out your best singing voice, you decide to give it a try on a deserted street. Being a resident here, you have stayed silent until now. Based on the name, Silent City, you can guess this must be because everyone here doesn’t sing (I would say talk, but everyone in this universe seems to communicate by music) for some reason or another. One Hand Clapping starts with you in a strange city shrouded in darkness. Though, what will you say if we got a new game that implements singing. One the gaming front, it was really just limited to it being like karaoke where you’ll sing along the included lyrics and try to fill out the line indicating where your voice should roughly be. Whether it was in private so nobody hears, karaoke since everyone will be terrible so embarrassment won’t longer long (well, unless you have friends that can sing well), or if you actually take lessons and in choir or aiming to become a singer. No matter how great you were, most of us has sang before.

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