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U55 - END OF THE LINE

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You are not going to trust your ears

The sound effects are among the most important features in a horror game. This is where U55 - END OF THE LINE is truly innovating.

 

The acoustic background is centered around the use of subliminal messages. The most important aspect are the BINAURAL BEATS.

Binaural Beats were discovered in 1839 by Doctor Heinrich W. Dove and is commonly used for meditating and in psychotheraphy. It influences brainwaves by applying soundwaves that run on the same frequency as your brain in a specific emotional state. For instance, you can calm someone down when he's upset by adding frequencies the brain has in sleep mode. But, of course, the effect works both ways.

 

 

Kickstarter - http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/u55/u55-end-of-the-line

 

Greenlight page - http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=174633293

 

Help fund U55 at their Kickstarter link, or help Greenlight their game by voting on their Greenlight page. Or, maybe both!

 

Maybe even follow the Founder / Creative Director on Twitter for updates on U55 - https://twitter.com/MalteMB



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