You enter a stark white room as Adam, a job seeker who knows only your name. A voice directs you to the red chair, launching an experimental adventure on PC that probes deeper than surface questions. It starts with basic choices, like handedness or color preference, then escalates into stranger territory tied to a mysterious red box.
This indie adventure challenges you to answer and decide amid growing unease. The core loop revolves around responding to the interview's evolving queries in the confined space. Players drawn to introspective, choice-driven experiments will find it pulls them into its unsettling rhythm.
'The Interview' is an experimental experience. It's not about "what" is the Interview, it's about "why". The Interview will ask you questions, will make you decide and you will answer them. But it's not as simple as that. It's not just an interview.
Your name is Adam. You're searching for a job. You walk into a white room while a voice tells you to sit in the red chair. You really don't know anything but your name. So the room starts with the experiments. Are you left-handed or right-handed? Black or white? But things start to get weirder and weirder until you realize what's going on.
Everything is related to the red box.
That red little box.
