Simogo wants to mess with your mind, basically. And a sense of absurdity - finding yourself in a strange situation in which you will eventually start questioning what is happening and what is not.”
“Not dread, but a constant feeling of ambivalence, a story in which there is no good or evil. “We're trying to instill a feeling of things not being what they seem,” he said. Players will interact with objects including cameras, computers and locks they’ll read passages from books and magazines they’ll play games within games, according to Flesser. Thematically, there are a lot of ideas about stories within stories, stories reflecting each other, memories, dreams and parallel events and worlds.” “It's not a singular concept, it's rather more of a collection of ideas over a long time. “The project has been transformative to make, which reflects in its themes,” Flesser said. It feels mysterious because, well, that’s what it is. Lorelei and the Laser Eyes plays with cameras in a 3D space, drawing from the best ideas in Sayonara Wild Hearts with shifting mechanics and perspectives. It’s set in the “surreal memory of a house.” So, here are some basic details about Lorelei and the Laser Eyes, directly from Flesser: “Do you remember the maze?” the trailer asks, over and over again. The game’s latest trailer includes the years 1847, 19, and it hints at international espionage with a paranormal twist, emphasizing the player’s ability to recognize patterns and solve puzzles.
Simogo didn’t divulge a ton of detail about Lorelei at its debut, and it hasn’t provided much clarity in the year since. A smartly dressed woman moves languidly behind the trailer’s text, eyes glowing red as she navigates the monochromatic grounds of a large estate. Simogo revealed Lorelei in June 2022 with a noir-inspired trailer promising a murder mystery, a maze of deceptions and a palace of memories. Lorelei and the Laser Eyes is the ninth major game from Simogo, the acclaimed Swedish studio that’s responsible for Device 6, Year Walk and Sayonara Wild Hearts.
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