Why?
Release date: Jun 17, 2025
Developers: O+C Games
Publishers: O+C Games
Genres: Action, Casual, Indie
Categories: Single-player, Steam Achievements, Full controller support, Steam Cloud, Family Sharing
Supported languages: English

Why?  is a minimalist first-person experience blending meditative repetition with visceral physicality. Punch your way through a brick-solid environment to uncover the truth behind its existence - or accept that some questions have no answers. With 87.3% of play testers reporting either unexpected tranquillity or profound existential dread (Steam survey data pending), Why?  offers a uniquely polarized experience. KEY FEATURES ✅ Advanced Fist-to-Wall Physics: Our proprietary collision system ensures every punch feels impactful (disclaimer: knuckles safety not guaranteed) ✅ Dynamic Narrative Delivery: A disembodied voice provides critical motivational feedback at randomized intervals ✅ Procedural Existentialism: Walls fracture in mathematically unsettling patterns fuelled by the OCD system (Ordered Chaos Destruction system is patent pending) ✅ Accessible Mastery Curve: Casual players enjoy 2.7 hours of median engagement; completionists report 14-hour ascension cycles ✅ Artisanal Achievements: 7 hand-illustrated Achievement badges to validate your life choices TECHNICAL HIGHLIGHTS Cinematic fist realism with industry-leading animations (velocity, angle, and regret variables) Studio-quality existential commentary  recorded at 24-bit/96kHz in a professional sound booth (then heavily processed to sound appropriately disembodied) Lumen-powered impending doom  with ray-traced self-doubt Original soundtrack full of meditative lo-fi droning (seriously) WHY PLAY ' WHY? ' Therapeutic Value: 62% of users reported decreased productivity anxiety* Philosophical Merit: Named 'Most Rhetorical Game of 2023' (self-proclaimed) Benchmark Utility: Ideal for testing mouse durability (avg. 8,721 clicks/completion) Test survey data from 1.5 respondents Join the debate  – Is it a commentary on creative futility? A parody of early-access culture? Or just a fist-shaped stress reliever? Share your theories in the Community Hub or our  Order + Chaos Discord .