Inner Voice

Inner Voice is a gloomy walking simulator that leads you through the nightmares of Mr. Booker. The game is broken into four chapters which each take place in a different setting, all related to his personal history. The constant thread that runs from beginning to end is the gentle voice of Magnus White who guides you along the way. Booker is plagued... Read more

I’ve played through Chapter One so far, and I have to say: I am genuinely impressed :D The atmosphere is where this game really shines. It does an excellent job of building tension without overly relying on cheap scares. The environment, sound design, and pacing all work together to create a consistently unsettling experience. In terms of gameplay,... Read more

I was underwhelmed. I can see the devs put some love into the game but it just did not resonant with me. I'm not entirely sure what the message was or what Booker's redemption was actually for. Not a bad game, but it was just missing something for me. I wish I could put a neutral review instead. The environment was mixed. Some of it was good, other... Read more

A quiet, haunted thing — and worth listening to Inner Voice is not a game that grabs you. It pulls, slowly, like something whispering from the next room. I went in expecting a moody walking sim and came out a few hours later sitting in silence for a bit before I closed the laptop. That doesn't happen often. The art direction is one of the most distinctive... Read more

You are someone called Booker, walking down a dark path with nothing but a candle, and it eventually leads you to a small Western town, your hometown. The place is completely empty, yet it doesn’t feel abandoned or neglected. It feels more like everyone just vanished in an instant. Soon you learn there was an attack by shadowy creatures, and everything... Read more