Long before he could explain why, Bryan Miles was already taking people's minds apart - one game at a time.

 

A pile of Lego bricks.

A well-worn deck of UNO cards.

A Rubik's Cube.

In Shadows of the Subconscious, those same objects come back - mapping how we read each other and what our bodies say before our mouths do. Just how much of every decision we make happens somewhere we can't see?

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