Overture: Sillage

Evening light over a Naples alley. An old man plays chess by a doorway. A basket of figs at the market; the scent of basil on someone's apron. These are not moments you photograph. They are moments you might remember, for a while, before they fade. OVERTURE: SILLAGE is a quiet, meditative mobile game for adults. You follow David — a perfumer and musician of Armenian heritage — through five European cities in autumn. Naples. Florence. Prague. Vienna. Reykjavík. Each city holds moments that become the notes of a perfume he is composing. Hold your gaze on a detail in a scene — steam from an espresso, a book left open, tobacco on someone's fingers. If your attention lingers, David catches the scent. It enters his notebook as a drifting colour. But moments evolve. A scene changes while you watch it. What you don't catch, you lose. Every scene is a painterly illustration rendered in the spirit of modern European editorial art. Sorrentino light, Hopper quiet, Sargent texture. Five cities, five palettes, five atmospheres. At the end of a journey, bring the captured scents into David's atelier and compose a perfume. Place notes on the pyramid — top, heart, base. The game tells you nothing in numbers; you listen for when the composition sounds right. Four critics receive the release; each responds in their own voice. Features: - Five European cities with a full autumn narrative arc - Painterly scenes with parallax depth - Attention-based note capture mechanic - Synesthetic scent visualisation - Perfume composition with four critics - Over 100 scents to discover - David's diary — short handwritten entries - Five recurring city residents with their own stories - Original atmospheric soundscapes for every scene - Twelve languages: English, Russian, Czech, Spanish, Italian, French, German, Polish, Portuguese, Chinese, Japanese, Korean - Accessibility: font scaling, reduced motion, colourblind support - No ads, no in-app purchases, plays fully offline - A quiet, adult game for people who enjoyed Gris, Florence, Venba