$9.99In Silence Horror Where Sound Betrays You
One player hunts by hearing while survivors whisper, sneak and scramble to escape alive.
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A monster that sees with its ears
Rake is almost blind. Its vision depends on sound: the quieter the map, the less it sees. But it hears the slightest noise over huge distances, and it runs at incredible speed. In the right hands, that combination is terrifying. Playing Rake means reading the map like a sonar of footsteps, snapped twigs and voices, then sprinting at the one spot that gave itself away. Playing survivor means weighing every step. A stepped-on toy or a broken vase can put you face to face with the monster a heartbeat later. The whole game lives in that trade-off between silence and speed.
Noise as a weapon
Sound is not only a danger, it is a tool. A TV or a radio makes noise Rake cannot ignore, so survivors can use one to pull the monster away from an escape route, or to set a trap instead. The same trick works on your own team by accident: the flashlight has a flashbang effect that stops Rake in its tracks, but it also blinds your friends. Every loud object on the map is a decision: distraction, trap or mistake.
Escape or hunt the monster
Survivors have two ways out. Repair a car and drive away, or find and open a secret armory, take its weapons and turn the hunt around. Both choices change how the match ends: opening the armory or the escape gates enrages Rake, and in that state it can kill survivors while running. Perks shape your role along the way, with 16 to choose from, whether you want to be a formidable hunter or a great mechanic. Nightmare mode tightens the screws: the map holds exactly as many items as you need. Three missing wheels means three wheels out there, no spares.
Every match plays out differently
No way to predict how a round will go, and that is the point. Perks, escape points, roles and item placement are all randomized every match, so you never quite know where the car parts are or who ends up playing bait. Death is not the end of your evening either: die as a survivor and you reappear as a mouse, still able to help your friends by finding items for them or distracting the monster. Small body, big impact. If you would rather face Rake alone, there is a single player mode where you take your shot at defeating it by yourself.
