She Speaks: The Art of Care
Adjust studio light, sound, and pace to keep your talk show guests comfortable during their interviews.
How to play
- Click Begin conversation to start the 18-second interview.
- Read the guest's cue text to figure out if the room is too bright, loud, or fast.
- Drag the light, sound, and pace sliders to match their needs.
- Click Offer a break if comfort gets too low, restoring 34 comfort points at the cost of 3 connection points.
- Keep comfort above 8 until the timer finishes.
Controls
- Touch
- Tap buttons and drag sliders to adjust settings.
- Keyboard
- Not supported.
- Mouse
- Click buttons and drag sliders to adjust settings.
More about this game
You host a talk show where guest comfort is the priority. During each 18-second interview, you must monitor the guest's comfort meter and read their cues. Adjust the light, sound, and pace sliders to match their hidden ideal settings. If the settings are off by more than 20 percent, their comfort drains by 4 points per second. If comfort drops below 8, the interview pauses for a reset. The run ends after you complete conversations with all three guests, scoring points based on connection.
Tips
- Guest preferences shift halfway through the 18-second conversation, so be ready to adjust sliders again.
- Offering a break costs 3 connection points but instantly restores 34 comfort points, preventing a full distress reset.
- Maya prefers softer light, Dev needs quieter sound, and Noor prefers a slower pace.
Questions
Why did the conversation pause automatically?
The guest's comfort dropped below the distress threshold of 8. The game pauses to reset their comfort to 62, allowing you to try different slider settings.
How do I know what settings to use?
Read the cue text below the comfort meter. Words like 'bright', 'loud', or 'slower pace' tell you which sliders to lower.
How is the connection score calculated?
You earn connection points every second the sliders are within 20 percent of the guest's ideal settings. You also get a 20-point bonus plus 18 percent of their remaining comfort at the end of the interview.