We Become What We Behold

In this small world, circles and squares go about their ordinary lives until a camera appears in the player’s hands. But with just one click, a peaceful moment turns into news that everyone sees. In the casual indie game *We Become What We Behold*, you don’t just take photos of the characters—you choose what the crowd will see. A funny detail, a scare, an argument, or a strange act can quickly change the residents’ mood. After that, the proverb “We become what we behold” takes on its full meaning.

How to play?

Move the camera across the screen, watch the little people scurrying about, and capture the right moment. Before each unique round, there will be hints to help you figure out which scene to photograph next. Aim the lens at a character or event and tap to take a photo. If the shot is good, the story will move forward, and the residents of this little world will start reacting to the latest “news.” The key here is to carefully choose what goes into the frame. The world doesn’t react to just anything—only to the most noticeable and dramatic moments. Calm scenes may not interest anyone, but fear, anger, and strange behavior quickly spread through the crowd. This casual game about the media shows how a camera, clickbait, and audience attention can gradually ruin even the most ordinary, mundane world and turn it into a scandal.