Make the board the interface.
The letters, answers, and planchette carry both the identity and the interaction. The visual language comes from the game itself.
WhoAnswered.
A shared question. An uncanny answer.
WHOANSWEREDTHE BOARD IS LISTENING.ASK WHAT YOU DARE.
A problem worth exploring.
A Ouija-style board turns a simple question into a moment of suspense. WhoAnswered explores how that familiar ritual could work as a shared web game.
Who it’s for
Friends who want a playful, mysterious experience together, with the board at the center.
The product position
Use the recognizable look of a spirit board (letters, simple answers, and a planchette) so the premise makes sense right away, and let the anticipation do the rest.
Make the experience make sense.
A Ouija-inspired web game that brings the board, the questions, and the shared suspense online.
- 01Gather around
- 02Ask the board
- 03Follow the planchette
- 04Read the answer
The choices behind the product.
Leave room for suspense.
A question followed by a slowly revealed answer creates a shared moment. The interface should support that pace and stay out of the way.
Under the surface.
The engineering is there to support the experience. Here’s roughly how the pieces connect.
Board interaction
The game is built around picking a question and revealing the answer as the planchette moves across the board.
Shared experience
The board gives players one thing to focus on while the answer unfolds, tying together game state, presentation, and atmosphere.
The best part of a mysterious answer is the moment everyone waits for it together.