Another Girl in the Wall

Game information

Another Girl in the Wall presents players with a single scene — a girl trapped inside a wall, visible only through a small opening. The gameplay is centered on interacting with her directly, using touch, movement, and environmental changes to trigger different reactions. There is no traditional story progression or fixed objectives, meaning players are free to experiment and observe how the girl responds to different actions without a clear path forward.

Exploration Through Physical Actions

Players can knock on the wall, drag objects into the scene, or apply pressure to different areas, all of which cause the girl to react. Some responses are small, like a change in facial expression, while others can alter the wall itself or the space around it. The lack of clear rules encourages players to test every possible interaction, gradually discovering the limits of what can be done within the confined space of the wall.

Minimalist Design and Focused Presentation

The game uses a simple, flat visual style, keeping attention on the girl and her reactions. There are no extra decorations or unnecessary background elements, keeping the space intentionally empty to emphasize the focus on touch and response. Sound design is also minimal, with quiet environmental sounds and subtle audio cues tied directly to player actions. This approach makes every interaction feel deliberate, turning small movements and changes into the core of the experience.