Can No One Hear Me? Steam Charts & Stats

This game is going to be a hidden gem! It is my favorite indie game I have played in a while. I love the simplistic art style. It feels like something that would be apart of a mini-game compilation game but for only $2 it is definitely worth it on its own. While this game can be enjoyable alone it is definitely meant to be enjoyed with other people. The game is straight forward and easy to pick up but infuriatingly difficult. While the button selection is random it does seem like practice will make you better over time. Making sure you are concentrated on the screen, audio and keyboard is pretty important. At first I wasn't aware but was educated in an online lobby that when your characters arms and mouth are moving that is also an indicator you have pushed the correct key. Previously I was mainly focusing on my keyboard and the audio so that helped me improve. A concept like this could get boring fast but this does not. It includes many different environments, unlockable cosmetics and an online lobby. Between the different environments, unlockables and online lobby this game feels addicting. I also saw a 3-4 player update was being considered, if that happens I would love to see some other environments for the online multiplayer. Some scenes seem to have more background noise than others. When I was not focusing enough on my screen this drowned out my own audio a bit and made the game more difficult, I am pretty sure that was intended. I did come across a couple issues playing this game but nothing major. The biggest issue I noticed both online and offline was that occasionally I had to hold down 2 keys simultaneously with them being right next to each other each time. I would also recommend making a discord server. If this game does end up being a hidden gem it might be difficult to find an active lobby. Making a discord could allow players to discuss and plan out a time where they are both available beforehand.