Ten years ago, the Dreamer was chosen to complete an essential ritual. Atop a lonely cliff, accompanied only by her mentor, she trains tirelessly, the sacred chalice beckoning far in the distance. When the time comes, she will fire a single shot at that impossible target and either grant the wishes of her entire village or ensure that they will remain forever out of reach.
Many Nights A Whisper begins before the ritual. In the days leading up to that fateful shot, you play as the Dreamer going about her sacred duties. By day, you practice by launching fireballs into a collection of stone bowls arrayed around your tiny mountaintop home, getting a feel for its aim and power. By night, you hear the wishes of your neighbors, deciding which ones will be granted if you succeed and which to toss away before the ritual begins. Developers Deconstructeam and Selkie Harbour estimate 50 to 75 minutes to complete the game, but you could easily finish it in even less time by skipping practice sessions. Or, spend as long as you want flinging fireballs to perfect your technique.
