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Telling Lies
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    Telling Lies is an unconventional interactive thriller that blends live-action performance with investigative gameplay. It invites players to uncover the truth hidden within a collection of secretly recorded video conversations.

    You begin with nothing but a stolen laptop and access to a mysterious government database. Inside are hours of intimate video clips featuring four individuals whose lives intersect in complex and unsettling ways. Using keywords and search queries, you must dig through these fragments, connecting conversations, uncovering lies, and piecing together the events that bind them. Every discovery brings you closer to understanding what really happened, though the truth may depend entirely on your interpretation.

    Unlike traditional narrative games, Telling Lies unfolds entirely on your own terms. There is no set order, no linear path, and no obvious right answers. You decide which moments to watch, what to search for, and how to interpret each exchange. This freedom transforms the story into a deeply personal experience, part detective mystery, part psychological drama, and part voyeuristic exploration of trust and deception.

    Featuring powerful performances from Logan Marshall-Green, Alexandra Shipp, Kerry Bishé, and Angela Sarafyan, the game captures raw, authentic emotion rarely seen in interactive storytelling. The conversations feel real, the tension intimate, and the stakes unsettlingly human.

    Telling Lies is about curiosity, empathy, and the uncomfortable truths people hide. It rewards patience and insight, challenging players to draw their own conclusions from incomplete information. For those who love story-driven experiences, character-focused mysteries, and the thrill of piecing together a narrative from fragments, Telling Lies offers a haunting and unforgettable journey into the blurred lines between truth and fiction.

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    FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions

    How does the 'search' function work, and what determines the effectiveness of my keyword choices in the Telling Lies database?
    The search function indexes the video transcripts. Your keywords will highlight relevant video snippets. The accuracy of your search hinges on your ability to use specific and contextual terms that reflect the nuances of the conversations and actions within the videos.
    Can I replay videos immediately after watching them, and if so, how does this affect my ability to gather new information?
    Yes, you can replay videos. Replaying allows you to re-examine the context of the scene, observe details you may have missed, and formulate new search terms, although replaying the video does not guarantee the discovery of more information.
    Are there any indicators within the video database that suggest the significance or relevance of a particular video clip?
    The game does not explicitly highlight the importance of individual videos. Your own observations, the frequency of a subject’s appearance, and the interplay between different characters and events are indicators to determine importance. You must piece the story together.
    How does the game prevent me from simply watching all videos consecutively to solve the mystery?
    The game structures the videos as a database of clips. There is no linear path or defined starting point. Players must use the search tool to uncover the connections, and the limited database does not allow for a complete sequential viewing experience.
    What role does the 'skip' feature play in the game, and when is it most strategically used?
    The skip feature allows you to bypass periods of inactivity within a video. It is strategically helpful for quickly navigating through less critical sections or focusing on the key dialogue and actions that will aid your investigation.
    Does the game offer any form of guidance or hints, or is it entirely up to me to make deductions?
    The game provides no direct guidance. You are responsible for identifying connections, interpreting context, and formulating your own theories. The game relies entirely on your skills in observation and deduction.
    How does the game ensure that the conversations and actions within the videos stay fresh and relevant throughout the entire investigation?
    The game's dynamic storytelling and the non-linear structure of the database guarantee the relevance of each scene throughout. The context and meaning of each video change as you discover more through the search and interaction, keeping the investigation fresh.
    Can I make notes or keep track of my findings within the game interface?
    The game does not offer an in-game note-taking feature. You are expected to keep track of your observations, connections, and theories using external methods, mirroring the investigative process.
    How does the game prevent me from using outside resources to find the solution?
    The game is designed with a high level of ambiguity and complexity, encouraging repeated investigation. The game doesn't explicitly restrict external resources, the non-linear design, and the player-driven approach ensure that the solution is discovered and interpreted personally.
    Is there a definitive 'correct' ending to the story, and what factors influence the conclusion I reach?
    There isn't a single definitive conclusion. Your interpretation of events, based on the evidence you uncover and the connections you make, determines your understanding of the story and who you believe to be telling the truth.

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    • Technical information

    • Official website
    • Categories : Adventure, Simulation
    • Editor : Annapurna Interactive
    • Developer : Sam Barlow
    • Mode(s) : Solo
    • Release date : August 23, 2019
    • System Requirements
    • Age Rating
    • PEGI 16 ESRB M ACB R18 USK 12
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