History VideoGame / BeyondEyes

* AdultFear: Rae wasn't born blind -- she lost her sight at the beginning of the story. Also, loneliness.
** Not to mention the premise of the game: a young girl, recently gone blind, walking around without any supervision looking for her cat - especially when she reaches the [[spoiler:docks]]

** Not to mention the premise of the game: a young girl, recently gone blind, walking around without any supervision looking for her cat.

* Mordor: The road is initially represented in a way that calls this trope to mind. Of course, once Rae finds the zebra crossing she proceeds to WalkIntoMordor

''Beyond Eyes'' is a 2015 EnvironmentalNarrativeGame for PC, XBoxOne and PlayStation4, developed by Dutch indie game studio Tiger & Squid, and published by [=Team17=]. You play as a girl named Rae walking around serene, nearly deserted suburban environments in search for her lost cat, Nani. The twist? She is blind, so she has to rely on other senses to explore the world around her, which are represented as a dream-like pastel-colored landscape that shifts and morphs around Rae as she learns more about it.

''Beyond Eyes'' is a 2015 EnvironmentalNarrativeGame for PC, XBoxOne and PlayStation4, developed by Dutch indie gamestudio, Tiger & Squid and published by [=Team17=] where you play as a girl named Rae walking around serene, nearly deserted suburban environments in search for her lost cat, Nani. The twist? She is blind, so she has to rely on other senses to explore the world around her, which are represented as a dream-like pastel-colored landscape that shifts and morphs around Rae as she learns more about it.

''Beyond Eyes'' is an EnvironmentalNarrativeGame developed by Dutch indie gamestudio, Tiger & Squid and published by [=Team17=] where you play as a girl named Rae walking around serene, nearly deserted suburban environments in search for her lost cat, Nani. The twist? She is blind, so she has to rely on other senses to explore the world around her, which are represented as a dream-like pastel-colored landscape that shifts and morphs around Rae as she learns more about it.

There are [[NoAntagonist no enemies]], nor any puzzles more complex than "bring object A to point B". It is perhaps one of the definite examples of the phrase "walking simulator" as nearly the entire gameplay consists of slow, cautious walking. It is, however, beautiful, inspirational, and just short enough not to wear its welcome.

There are no enemies, nor any puzzles more complex than "bring object A to point B". It is perhaps one of the definite examples of the phrase "walking simulator" as nearly the entire gameplay consists of slow, cautious walking. It is, however, beautiful, inspirational, and just short enough not to wear its welcome.

* InsurmountableWaistHeightFence: Alongside walls and fences, these act as zone boundaries. You cannot jump and can only climb over a few scripted obstacles, so that is a given. Impassable bushes, uncrossable streams, unclimbable benches, and sometimes gaps just too narrow to walk through...

''Beyond Eyes'' is an EnvironmentalNarrativeGame by [=Team17=] where you play as a girl named Rae walking around serene, nearly deserted suburban environments in search for her lost cat, Nani. The twist? She is blind, so she has to rely on other senses to explore the world around her, which are represented as a dream-like pastel-colored landscape that shifts and morphs around Rae as she learns more about it.

''Beyond Eyes'' is an EnvironmentalNarrativeGame where you play as a girl named Rae walking around serene, nearly deserted suburban environments in search for her lost cat, Nani. The twist? She is blind, so she has to rely on other senses to explore the world around her, which are represented as a dream-like pastel-colored landscape that shifts and morphs around Rae as she learns more about it.

* BeautifulVoid: There are very few other humans around, and all but one of those ignore Rae's presence. ([[spoiler:The one who doesn't, a girl named Lily of about Rae's age, eventually befriends Rae in the end.]]) The world just looks... almost abandoned. There are, however, animals and birds aplenty, some of them used as obstacles. Also a more literal example in that unexplored areas appear as empty white space.