FreeFall

Exploring the combination of audio and gameplay is the part of the game i've been working onfor a while now that I'd like to delve deeper into.The existence of sound in games nowadays, in a sense, the reason why most of the game soundexists is so that it doesn't exist, it exists so that the players don't notice themselves (so that theplayers don't feel alienated, "don't make a scene", and naturally think that this is a real andbelievable virtual world).
What I want to express in this project is exactly the opposite ofthis.
Let the player find himselfthrough sound.
In some cases, sound can make the player feel more unreadable content than images.Does the experience of a game stop when the graphics are pushed to the limit by the developer?Audio may be the most important factor in breaking down the barrierMeditation is a way to return to oneselfin reality.Maybe I can find a better expression ofelectronic meditation here.