Viral Cycle: The Behold Game

Sarah IO

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About this game

Viral Cycle: The Behold Game is a short and thought-provoking game inspired by the famous We Become What We Behold, examining the viral nature of divisiveness and tribalism in politics. In just 5 minutes, experience how social media can magnify small differences into gross monstrosities.

CAPTURE "NEWS" and control what the circles and squares see on the screen to sway how they think and act. With impactful moments that shape people's beliefs, this game is a powerful reminder of the impact of social media on our lives.

Whether you're a fan of We Become What We Behold, weird games like There is no game, Illuminati games, or Dumb Ways to Die, Viral Cycle: The Behold Game will surely impress. With diverse characters and stories, beautiful artwork, and sound effects, this game is both entertaining and thought-provoking.

Features:
Short and thought-provoking game about social media
Impactful moments that shape how people think and act
Diverse characters and stories
Beautiful artwork and sound effects


Caution: Viral Cycle: The Behold Game features disturbing themes including violence and social degradation. Player discretion is advised.

Please note that Viral Cycle: The Behold Game is an unofficial adaptation of the original game We Become What We Behold by Nicky Case. The original web version can be accessed at: https://ncase.itch.io/wbwwb.

Ratings and reviews

It's a great representation of how the media effects society. It's pretty much the same as the PC version, which I'm pretty sure is the original or something, and the animation style i think is amazing. I saw this in another review but different endings would be really cool instead of just a chaotic ending, but it's a great game.

The awareness & the simplistic but yet detailed way of everything being told is eye-opening. I played through the creators' other creations & stories, & to be honest, I haven't felt sucked into something for a while now. They are all amazing & educational in their own ways, hitting different perspectives of humanity, & how we think & feel. The interative story, anxiety, was very helpful, especially because you are battling yourself and the wolf as he naws away at you. Thank you for creating.

This game is so funny and chaotic, I love it. I also checked out the other games by this person and they're awesome. (One suggestion, if I may: instead of things spiraling into chaos, is it possible to have everyone go back to being chill? I get the games you make are supposed to be about human behavior, (I think) but is it in human nature to come back from things like people hating each other? Sorry if I'm rambling, anyways yeah great game I was busting a gut playing at first)) 😂

What's new

- Implemented: GDPR-compliant ad consent mechanism
- Optimized: WebView rendering and performance
- Improved: UI/UX consistency and accessibility
- Fixed: Various minor bugs and stability issues