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We Become What We Behold is a short interactive story game about how the news gets made. You play a photojournalist standing in a crowded street where round-headed Circles and square-headed Squares go about their day. Your only tool is a camera, and your only job is deciding what to point it at.
Every photo you take gets published, and the crowd reacts to what it sees. Frame a petty squabble between a Circle and a Square, and that squabble becomes the story everyone is talking about. The game runs for about five minutes, and the ending it reaches depends entirely on which moments you chose to capture and which you let pass by.
Controls
- Drag the camera icon around the screen to aim it at the crowd.
- Click to snap a photo of whatever is currently in frame.
Tips
- The story escalates based on what you choose to photograph, not on how fast you click — a few well-aimed shots say more than a stream of random ones.
- Watch how the crowd's mood shifts after each photo goes out; it's a preview of where the next moment worth capturing will happen.
- Because it runs in five minutes, it's worth a second playthrough to see how different choices change the outcome.
It plays in the browser with nothing to install, and suits anyone who wants a quick, thoughtful game rather than a long session.
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