Quiet is the Eyes
Rachel Perry · 2023 · Casual, Puzzle, 2D, Atmospheric, Horror
PC
Very Positive96% · 221
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About Quiet is the Eyes
Quiet is the Eyes is a 2D side-scrolling puzzle horror game where you play as a researcher who finds herself at the center of a twisted mystery. All your coworkers are gone and the halls are quiet, except for the pitter-patter of rain on the window. Explore a desolate laboratory as a creature stalks you, always watching. Run and hide as you solve puzzles and learn more about what happened to the facility and its secrets.
Don’t Get Caught!
Beware: the creature outside the window is always near. You can run and hide as the monster stalks you at every moment, but within the laboratory’s walls, no place is truly safe.
Uniquely themed puzzles
Warning: the laboratory has entered lockdown. Put on your lab coat as you explore the different wings of the laboratory, solving mind-bending puzzles to open doors and escape. Don’t forget, the monster is always watching.
Uncover the mysteries
Unauthorized Access: Figure out what's really been going on in the lab and the mysterious experiments they have been conducting. Will you discover the truth or succumb to the thing that lurks in the halls?
Quiet is the Eyes was created by Ally Guo and Rachel Perry as part of the University of Southern California’s Games program. It was made in collaboration with students at the Berklee College of Music: Ali Tahir, Xiaohe Zhao, and Sophia Drozd. The game aims to explore themes of unpredictability and the unknown—how they evoke apprehension yet bring forth a sense of relief amidst uncertainty.
Don’t Get Caught!
Beware: the creature outside the window is always near. You can run and hide as the monster stalks you at every moment, but within the laboratory’s walls, no place is truly safe.
Uniquely themed puzzles
Warning: the laboratory has entered lockdown. Put on your lab coat as you explore the different wings of the laboratory, solving mind-bending puzzles to open doors and escape. Don’t forget, the monster is always watching.
Uncover the mysteries
Unauthorized Access: Figure out what's really been going on in the lab and the mysterious experiments they have been conducting. Will you discover the truth or succumb to the thing that lurks in the halls?
Quiet is the Eyes was created by Ally Guo and Rachel Perry as part of the University of Southern California’s Games program. It was made in collaboration with students at the Berklee College of Music: Ali Tahir, Xiaohe Zhao, and Sophia Drozd. The game aims to explore themes of unpredictability and the unknown—how they evoke apprehension yet bring forth a sense of relief amidst uncertainty.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
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Oh my god. Lovely, lovely, lovely. Adeline gives very gacha OC vibes, and I'm so here for it. It's got me over here sticking notes to my monitor as I keep it all straight; it's like being in a better math class. I beg any and everyone to play the game
I really liked this! It's short and sweet at only 20 minutes long, but it was fun. I liked the art style, Adeline as a character and the story. It has a bit of a Resident Evil vibe to it, complete with its own type of "itchy tasty" note. I took a bit longer on the 2nd puzzle and kinda just guessed the last number. I liked the side-scroller aspect and going to the different science-based rooms.
It's a free quick really fun puzzle horror game, you cannot complain.
Great atmsophere and sound design, it does a great job of conveying the larger world without showing it. The character design is adorable, if a little clueless. This is an amazing effort for a student project! Unfortunately I felt the ending sequence lets it down slightly as it's a tonal shift compared to the rest of the game, but I enjoyed the puzzles throughout as they were complex enough to require some actual thought, but not so complex to slow down or break the pacing of the game. Overall it's a short and sweet little experience, and worth checking out especially because it's free and only takes about 30 mins to complete!
Very short (20 minutes) puzzle game with a focus on the story. There's a few rooms to solve. Fun game overall.
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