She Speaks: The Art of Care
Manage a talk show studio by adjusting the environment to keep your guests comfortable and safe.
How to play
- Start the conversation to begin the interview.
- Read the guest's cue to understand what they need.
- Adjust the light, sound, and pace sliders to match their needs.
- Offer a break if the guest's comfort drops too low.
- Keep the guest comfortable until the conversation finishes.
Controls
- Touch
- Tap buttons and drag sliders to adjust studio settings.
- Keyboard
- Not supported.
- Mouse
- Click buttons and drag sliders to adjust studio settings.
More about this game
You host a talk show where the priority is the guest's comfort, not the schedule. During each 18-second conversation, a guest's comfort level will drain if the studio settings aren't right. You must read their cues and adjust the light, sound, and pace sliders to match their needs. If their comfort drops to 8, the interview pauses for a reset. Successfully manage the environment for three guests—Maya, Dev, and Noor—to complete the show and maximize your connection score.
Tips
- Pay close attention to the guest's cues; they tell you exactly which slider needs adjusting.
- Don't hesitate to offer a break if comfort drops; it restores 34 comfort points instantly but costs 3 connection points.
- Guests' needs can shift halfway through the conversation, so stay alert for new cues.
Questions
What happens if a guest's comfort reaches zero?
If comfort drops to the distress threshold of 8, the conversation pauses automatically. You'll need to take a gentle reset, which restores comfort to 62 but sets back your progress by 3 seconds.
How do I know if the settings are right?
The cue text will update to say 'Breathing eases; their posture opens' when your settings are very close to what the guest needs. If you are slightly off, it will say 'A small adjustment could make more room.'
Does offering a break cost anything?
Yes, offering a break reduces your connection score by 3 points, but it's often worth it to prevent a full distress reset, which also sets back your conversation progress.