“When sharp criticism is eliminated, mild criticism becomes sharp.

When mild criticism is no longer allowed, silence will be taken as suspicious.

When silence is forbidden, insufficient praise will become a crime.

And if only one voice is allowed to exist, then that voice is a lie.”

This interactive game examines how systems of enforced positivity suppress dissent through participation. 

Players respond to a series of statements by clapping in agreement, disagreement requires self-muting. 

Each statement is erased in real time by the player’s clapping.

Each round demands increased volume, which is measured and displayed, transforming participation into an escalating, quantifiable obligation. The game ends when players can no longer comply. Framed as a playful interaction, the work reveals how repetition, escalation, and feedback loops convert expression into compliance, where dissent disappears not through prohibition, but through design.