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Sally Face is a narrative-driven adventure game centered around a boy named Sal Fisher, who wears a prosthetic face. After moving into a new apartment complex with his father, Sal begins to uncover a string of disturbing events happening around the building. Players explore Sal’s memories, interact with other tenants, and unravel a layered mystery that spans multiple chapters. The story touches on dark themes and focuses on emotional storytelling, with each episode revealing more of the past and the strange forces behind the tragedies.
Exploring a Fragmented World
The gameplay is presented through side-scrolling exploration and interaction. You guide Sal through various environments—apartments, schools, and dreamlike spaces—while collecting clues and speaking with characters. Puzzle-solving is a central part of the experience and often tied directly to the story’s progression. Dialogues carry emotional weight and are sometimes the only way to piece together critical information. Each area holds small fragments of a much larger mystery, and your choices influence what you uncover.
What You’ll Encounter
- Episodic story split across five major chapters
- Point-and-click exploration with item-based puzzles
- Deep character development through branching dialogue
- Flashback sequences to uncover missing pieces of the plot
- Audio recordings and hidden files that expand on backstory
A Story About Identity and Loss
As the game continues, it moves into more psychological territory. Sal’s interactions with the world become symbolic, reflecting his internal struggle and sense of isolation. Themes like friendship, trauma, and guilt are explored through both narrative and gameplay. The story gradually shifts from grounded mystery to something more surreal and cosmic, pulling the player into a reality where perception is fragile and nothing can be taken at face value.
Sally Face uses hand-drawn visuals and moody music to build an atmosphere that feels both intimate and unsettling. The contrast between the stylized art and the mature story gives it a distinct tone. Rather than relying on fast-paced mechanics or action, the game encourages careful observation and emotional engagement. It’s a slow descent into a larger darkness, seen through the eyes of a boy trying to make sense of a world that has already taken too much from him. Each chapter builds toward a conclusion that forces players to question what they believe and how far someone will go to uncover the truth.
