The Awakening
Games that went dark — and then, after months or years, spoke again.
silent 12 months · posted every ~2d before that · returned Sep 22, 2026
185×
its rhythm
silent 4 months · posted every ~4d before that · returned Nov 6, 2026
32×
its rhythm
silent 6 months · posted every ~6d before that · returned Nov 3, 2026
30×
its rhythm
silent 4 months · posted every ~5.5d before that · returned Oct 29, 2026
24×
its rhythm
silent 17 months · posted every ~22d before that · returned Sep 16, 2026
24×
its rhythm
silent 5 months · posted every ~6d before that · returned Sep 22, 2026
23×
its rhythm
silent 15 months · posted every ~22d before that · returned Nov 3, 2026
21×
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silent 9 months · posted every ~20d before that · returned Oct 26, 2026
14×
its rhythm
silent 6 months · posted every ~14d before that · returned Oct 19, 2026
12×
its rhythm
silent 6 months · posted every ~15d before that · returned Oct 9, 2026
12×
its rhythm
silent 6 months · posted every ~19.5d before that · returned Oct 6, 2026
10×
its rhythm
A game appears here when its developers were silent for at least 120 days — and at least six times their own normal interval — before posting again within the last two months. Cadence counts days on which the developers posted anything, so several announcements in one afternoon count once. Press coverage is excluded; only the developers' own announcements count as the developers speaking. The Long Silence tracks the opposite.