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Soglia is an almost entirely sound-based game where exploration and real-time sound manipulation let you craft a composition. Collect three sounds in each of five families (Artificial noises, Natural noises, Musical instruments, Voice, Digital universe) to unlock progression; repeat thrice to end with a self-made musical piece.
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Release Date

11 Jan, 2026

Publisher/Developer

Jacopo Foschi

Reviews

Steam: 82.35% positive (14/17)
Metacritic: -

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Soglia description

Soglia investigates the link between video games and musical composition by turning interactivity into a creative instrument through the gamification of sound. The experience is almost entirely sound-based, with visuals reduced to a minimum, so listening and spatial awareness guide every choice.

Players explore environments, collect sounds, and actively modify the acoustic world in real time. The environment responds, evolving into a dynamic, immersive sonic composition where each action adds a new color, texture, or rhythm to the growing work.

The core philosophical question asks who owns the idea: the player or an unconscious creator that resides within us. In Soglia you embody that creator, striving to capture and organize ambient sound to generate the embryo of a composition.

The game presents a structured approach to sound design through Tags. There are five sound families, each represented by a tag type: Artificial noises, Natural noises, Musical instruments, Voice, and Digital universe. You appear by collecting Tags and learning to recognize their relations and coherence.

The progression mechanic is simple and deliberate: collect three tags of the same type to promote that family, unlocking new possibilities to continue exploring. Do this three times across different families, and you reach the end—the moment when your cumulative actions manifest as a personal musical composition.

As a degree‑level project in electronic music, Soglia blends theory with play. It rewards patient listening, careful comparison of timbres, and the ability to transform scattered sonic material into a cohesive arc. The game emphasizes exploration, spatial orientation, and real‑time sound manipulation over traditional visual cues, inviting you to discover patterns, textures, and connections that become the nucleus of a new work.

In short, Soglia invites you to become the creator of a living sonic landscape, where exploration, collection, and organization of sounds cohere into an emergent composition crafted entirely by your choices and listening intuition.