We Become What We Behold is a short, five-minute point-and-click game that offers insight into the news cycle, social cycles, and how they affect us. Your mission is to use your camera to capture moments on screen and observe the reactions of square and circle characters.
In the game, you will see square and circle characters moving randomly on the screen. The only thing you can do is take pictures of these moments. The photo after taking will appear on a small TV, and all the characters will react based on the content of the photo.
Be careful what you choose to highlight, as this is the core of the game.
One of the special characters is the hat man. When he is photographed, all the other characters will start wearing hats.
Taking a picture of a loving couple will make them laugh, and you will not see many couples in love anymore.
This is a game-changer. When you take a picture of an angry person, especially one who is shouting at someone, the game will start a cycle of spreading anger.
Taking a picture of a cricket will not cause anything to happen, because they are just crickets.
The game reflects the painful truth that anger and fear spread faster than love and harmony. As you capture moments of anger, violence, and hatred will erupt, leading to a haunting ending.
Focus on the characters interacting to create a more noticeable reaction.
Avoid taking pictures of crickets, as they do not bring any effect.
A short but meaningful game, reflecting society and media.
Simple design with vivid images and sounds.
Square and round characters with many interesting stories.
We Become What We Behold is not only an entertaining game but also a profound lesson on how media affects society. Try the experience to discover this meaningful message!
