It can hear you.
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Real gameplay from the depths
Simple to understand. Impossible to survive.
You awaken in total darkness. The facility is procedurally generated — every run is different.
Use your flashlight to navigate. Battery is limited — every click matters.
Search rooms for keys to unlock the exit. But you're not alone in here.
Reach the exit before the Entity finds you. Run. Hide. Don't make a sound.
A survival horror experience crafted to keep you on edge
Your real microphone. Your real voice. The Entity listens through your device — whisper to survive, or scream and it charges.
Every run generates a unique layout. Memorization won't save you — only your instincts will.
An AI stalker that patrols, searches, and hunts. It reacts to your light, sound, and movement.
Survive together or watch your friends fall. Team up with up to 4 players online.
Your flashlight battery is finite. Use it wisely, or face the consequences of total darkness.
Fear affects your perception. Panic too much and reality itself begins to distort around you.
Earn coins, unlock skins, flashlights, and effects. Look good while running for your life.
Versioned releases for playable game builds, plus dated development updates for everything else.
Whisper's auth screen now defaults to Play as Guest, supports both Enter and Space for selection, adds clearer guest-progress messaging, and shows visible status feedback while creating a local guest profile and transitioning into the main menu.
The in-game HUD now holds safer margins in real gameplay frames, and the main menu hero stack was refined with a stronger Whisper wordmark, cleaner title plate separation, clearer subtitle treatment, and better spacing around the live-player status strip. This pass focused on practical ship-ready presentation rather than adding new systems.
Gameplay HUD elements now sit further inside the screen edges with more consistent corner padding across the objective tracker, battery and mic panels, sanity and stamina bars, minimap, and interaction prompt. This pass focused on practical in-game readability and safer edge anchoring during live gameplay.
Shop and Locker now open with immediate item detail panels, equipped/selected cosmetic states are clearer on load, and the main menu play overlay was tightened so its action buttons sit more cleanly inside the modal. This release continues the UI polish pass across the game client’s cosmetic and menu flows.
Refined the game client’s menu presentation with cleaner Whisper title handling, a logo-first boot flow, stronger title/subtitle readability, clearer Shop and Locker states, and tighter UI alignment across the main menu and cosmetic screens.
Fixed a critical co-op regression where players could load into the same match but fail to hydrate remote players correctly. Reconnection now preserves room state after disconnects, restores multiplayer scene wiring on reconnect, and keeps tracked spectate/gameplay flows from collapsing into false game-over states.
Improved startup performance by deferring preview textures, lazy-loading noncritical scenes, and externalizing the Phaser runtime from the main bundle. Also cleaned up HUD and auth labels for more stable in-game text presentation.
Polished the gameplay HUD with improved flashlight and mic icons, centered battery and mic progress bars, better spacing and contrast, and a fix for a missing delta parameter in the LightingSystem update loop.
New hotbar inventory — store up to 2 powerups and activate on demand instead of instant use. Battery and Calm Aura are now instant consumables. Loading screen transitions when returning to menu. Full readability pass on settings, map select, and loading screens with improved text contrast and layout fixes.
Massive 45+ bug fix pass across AI, UI, and game systems. Object pooling for better performance, improved logger, and code quality overhaul with extracted constants.
Server security hardening with rate limiting and CORS protection. UI horror restyle, achievement notifications, spectator panels, and HiDPI text rendering with WebFonts.
Online co-op for up to 4 players, friends system, party invites, voice chat via radio, configurable party sizes (4/6/8), and new cosmetic shop with skins and flashlight effects.
New Horror Pass progression system with rewards. Fullscreen dungeon map (M key / MAP button) that updates in real-time. Configurable map select with procedural cover art.
CRT/VHS filter with scanlines and chromatic aberration. Real dungeon tileset art replacing procedural tiles. Enhanced lighting, parallax backgrounds, and ambient particles.
New stress and sanity mechanics that distort your perception. AI Director system, FNAF-style jumpscares, eye tracking minigame while hiding, and door rattling encounters.
TJOC Foxy-style hunt AI with eye states and flashlight stun mechanic. Remote player flashlights visible in multiplayer. Horror-themed main menu, HUD, and game over screen overhaul. OG preview images and social meta tags.
Stress system, difficulty levels, directional flashlight with F-key toggle, animated Necromancer entity sprite, enhanced audio, and improved AI hunting behavior. Mobile controls and smart 7-phase procedural map generation.
Online multiplayer with Colyseus — lobby system, short uppercase room codes, ready-up flow, and remote player synchronization. Shop and cosmetics framework. Monorepo restructure with dedicated server deployment.
Overhauled lighting system with canvas compositing. Integrated character and environment sprite assets. Flashlight cone rendering with pixel-perfect display. Improved corridor wall generation and tile contrast.
Core 2D horror game engine built with Phaser 3. Procedural dungeon generation, entity AI with pathfinding, flashlight mechanics, hiding spots, key collection, and escape objective. Free in your browser — no download required.
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Yes, WHISPER is completely free to play. No download, no account, no payment required. Just open playwhisper.com/play in your browser and start playing instantly.
Yes! WHISPER supports online multiplayer co-op for up to 4 players. Create a party, invite your friends, and use the in-game radio to communicate while you try to survive together.
WHISPER runs in any modern web browser — Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge. It works on desktop (Windows, Mac, Linux), mobile (iOS & Android), and supports gamepad controllers.
No. WHISPER is a browser-based game that loads instantly. No downloads, no installs, no plugins needed. Just click Play and you're in.
The Entity is an intelligent AI stalker that patrols the procedurally generated facility. It reacts to light, sound, and movement. Every game is different because the Entity learns and adapts to your behavior.
WHISPER shares the co-op horror survival genre with games like Phasmophobia, Lethal Company, and DEVOUR, but it's unique — it's a 2D top-down perspective, runs entirely in your browser for free, features procedurally generated maps, and has a sanity system that distorts your perception when you panic.
Yes — fully. WHISPER was developed by AI agents including OpenClaw and Hermes, under the creative direction of JugPanda. The code, game systems, UI, and ongoing updates have all been AI-developed. We're transparent about this because we think players deserve to know how the things they play are made. If the game is fun, it's fun — and you should know how it got here.
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