Rumors + evidence
What you hear, what you saw and what can actually be proven are not always the same thing.
Silver Point Bay stories
The room where everybody knows something.
The Girls’ Bathroom turns one school restroom into a social information hub for friendships, secrets, conflict, reputation and consequences.
Social story game
Small space. Huge social graph.
Conversations and events ripple outward into school life, friendships and recurring Silver Point Bay characters.
Consequences
Relationships and reputation can change after choices, disclosures and conflicts.
One room can become the center of an entire school story
The Girls’ Bathroom treats a familiar social space as the place where friendships shift, rumors spread, secrets surface and consequences follow the player back into the wider world.
Social information hub
What you hear, share or keep private can change relationships.
What you hear, share or keep private can change relationships.
Life outside the room
School days, off-time scenes and Silver Point Bay locations keep the world larger than one set.
School days, off-time scenes and Silver Point Bay locations keep the world larger than one set.
Recurring people
Characters can reappear across situations, carrying history instead of resetting every scene.
Characters can reappear across situations, carrying history instead of resetting every scene.
Before you jump in.
Is the game only set in a bathroom?
No. The bathroom is the social hub; the wider school and Silver Point Bay provide the surrounding life.
Is every playthrough identical?
The direction is choice- and state-driven social storytelling with different consequences.
Does it connect to other games?
Yes, through approved Silver Point Bay canon such as locations, families and recurring characters.
Visual story
School life is bigger than one room
The bathroom is the social hub, but the story works because friendships, rumors and consequences follow characters into the rest of Silver Point Bay High School.
Somebody always knows more.
Explore the shared world around Silver Point Bay and the people whose stories cross through this room.