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Magical Awakening

Review

This quiet puzzle game has you silence every sound in a room to help a character meditate.


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Platform
Adobe Flash
Released
2008
Genre
Perspective
Side view
Size
1.40 MB
Rating
0 votes

About Magical Awakening

Magical Awakening was one of those quiet, thoughtful games you'd find during the Flash era. It didn't have the frantic energy of many browser games from that time. Instead, it offered a simple, focused task. You were there to help a character named Randall find some peace.

You control the cursor, clicking on anything in the room that makes a sound. A ticking clock, a buzzing fly, a dripping faucet; each click silences a noise. The main objective is to turn off every source of disturbance so Randall can meditate. The mechanics are straightforward, relying on observation and a bit of puzzle-solving to locate every last sound. The pacing is deliberate, and while not difficult, it requires patience to find every hidden noise. The feeling is one of gradual calm, as each click makes the room a little quieter.