Joshua Dycus

Before Your Eyes is based around a unique mechanic, you control the game by blinking, and it uses this to tell a story about memory. About how we interpret the defining moments of our lives to better suit our personal narrative. And about legacy; how important are the things we leave behind? The game is around two hours long and best experienced in a single sitting. The story is beautiful, weighty and perfectly interwoven with the game-play mechanics. If you enjoy smaller, more personal video games like "Gone Home" and "What Remains of Edith Finch", you might enjoy this "walking simulator."