Loudmouth Caves
A pitch-black cave where your voice is the only light, and every shout wakes up whatever lives down there.
- PlayersSolo · mic or keyboard
- Play time10 min
- Ages8+
- Plays onPhones, tablets & computers
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About the game
A pitch-black cave where your voice is the only light. Shout and a sonar pulse outlines the walls. Whisper and you see less but stay hidden. Every sound also wakes whatever lives down there. Collect the crystals, find the exit and go deeper.
How to play
- Make noise to light up the cave: use your microphone, or hold the space bar to shout.
- Louder shows more of the cave, but wakes the Grumblers.
- Collect the crystals, follow the exit's golden echo, and go deeper.
Is it real?
Bats and dolphins find their way by echolocation, listening to the echoes of their own sounds. In this cave, you do the same.
Good for
Listening and careful risk-taking, wrapped up in a silly game you can finish in a few minutes.
Questions grown-ups ask
Do I need to download anything?
No. Every game runs right in your web browser. Open the page and play.
Are there ads?
No. There are no ads anywhere in the arcade, so kids can play without pop-ups or anything to click away.
Does it work on phones and tablets?
Yes. Every game is built for touch screens first, in portrait and landscape, and also works with a mouse and keyboard on a computer.
Is it OK for kids?
Yes. The games are made for kids and the grown-ups who play with them. Spooky games stay cute: ghosts giggle and say boo, nothing gory or mean.
Do we need an account?
Yes, a NerdHomies account lets you play every game and keeps your stars and progress. It only takes a few seconds to make one.
How much does it cost?
The arcade is in early access, and right now every game is included with your account. We will always tell members before anything changes.
Can we play together?
Most games have a two-player pass-the-phone mode, and a few are head-to-head or party games for up to six.
