Why don’t they laugh? Free Download (v1.01)

Why don’t they laugh? Direct Download:

A young lady named April arrives at an old manor in Maine to assist the Kensington circus dynasty’s last heir in preparation for selling his family home. While carrying out tasks for this cheerful old man, she unwillingly learns more about his family’s history and gets dragged into the family disputes of his relatives… who seemed to have died long ago. Why has young Thomas left his parents’ house 50 years ago and never contacted his parents again? What events led to the most famous circus house in America being forgotten? And what sacrifices sometimes need to be made to become a famous performer? Explore the manor and pay attention to all the details you find there. After all, only you can determine how this story ends.

Once I got past the frame drop woes, the game’s story did intrigue me. I like that it featured voice over work even if it may be AI. Helps with the immersion for the story imo. The story revolves around us findin documents etc for the house owner as he plans to sell it. This house is huge lol. It’s more like a mansion. Durin’ my play time I didn’t manage to find any documents but did explore the house a bit. I liked the atmosphere. Things would fall over etc while explorin’. Not sure if there are any monsters present but it did keep me on edge. Hopefully more updates comes to whip the game into better shape. Right now now I give it a middle thumb for effort.

Features and System Requirements:

• It emphasizes storytelling over traditional game mechanics. The game explores complex themes through narrative choices, character interactions, and environmental storytelling, making every decision impactful and memorable.
• The story may be presented from the perspective of an unreliable narrator, leading players to question the truth and reality of what they are experiencing. This ambiguity heightens the psychological tension and keeps players engaged as they attempt to uncover the real story.
• Choices made by the player can lead to different outcomes, influencing the story’s progression and its eventual resolution. This feature encourages multiple playthroughs, as players may wish to explore all possible paths and endings.