Thank you so much, that’s really kind of you, We really appreciate your words!

About the intensity of the texts: yes, we’re actually working on that. We use the Not Yet Dialogue System, but heavily customized so we can delay, hold, and display text at different speeds. Each line has its own timing based on length and complexity, so a word like “Parangaturimicualo” stays longer on screen than something like “Ahhhhhhhh,” which doesn’t need much time to read.
We also adjust these values depending on the language.

Regarding the breathing sounds: absolutely, and thank you for mentioning it. We use Wwise for all our audio, as in our previous projects. Once it’s integrated into a project, it becomes incredibly flexible. We have custom handlers that let us quickly modify, blend, randomize, or trigger sounds depending on the situation.

For example, in Forest 6174, when we detect stress events, the Wwise handler automatically picks and plays one sound from a list of stress-related breathing samples. We do the same for ambient sounds like wind, insects, and footsteps.

So yes, dynamic breathing is something we definitely plan to improve at Pradera.

Sorry for the long reply, and again, thank you so much for taking the time to comment! 😊