Silent Rain

Each match drops the group into one of two settings, a secluded house or an abandoned subway station. Where a single monster stalks the map and reacts to sound, so running, shouting or knocking something over can draw it straight toward a player's position. Items, traps and key objects are placed differently every match, so a route learned on one attempt will not hold up on the next.

Players work through location-specific puzzles to gather information and push a run forward, using nearby voice chat to coordinate without giving away their position to anything listening close by. Dying or failing a run still carries useful knowledge into the next attempt, and each location supports three different endings depending on how the group handles its final stretch.

• Two Distinct Locations A secluded house and an abandoned subway station each come with their own layout, puzzles and monster.
• Sound-Driven Danger The stalking monster in each location reacts to noise, turning careless sound into the biggest threat.
• One to Four Player Co-op Up to four players work through a run together, using nearby voice chat to communicate.
• Randomized Runs Item, trap and objective placement changes every attempt, so no run plays out identically.
• Multiple Endings Each location offers three different endings based on how the final stretch of a run is handled.