Hearsay CD Key
PC price comparison · Chalk Creative · Nov 3, 2026
An archive of 164 recordings, from hundred-year-old records to country, funk, jazz, horror and video game music, cut into 724 unlabeled tapes. No titles, no search. Ten cabinets, a tape deck and your ears. Fill each set in order and find out if you heard it right. Free demo available now!
Lowest final price
at Steam · Standard Official
Historical low: $3.99 on November 3, 2026
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About Hearsay
An archive nobody catalogued Sub-level two holds 164 recordings, and every one of them has been cut into pieces. That makes 724 unlabeled cassettes, on the shelves, on the benches, and all over the floor. There is no search. There are no titles. A tape tells you nothing until you play it. What you get is 10 cabinets, each with a sign over it: Old Time, Classical, Country, Funk, Hip-Hop, Holiday, Horror, Jazz, Rock and Video Game. And a deck to play tapes on. The Old Time cabinet holds 20 real recordings from about a hundred years ago, public domain, out of the Library of Congress. Everything else is real music by human artists, used under Creative Commons and similar licenses and credited in the game. Listen. Fill the row. Check. Every recording has its own set on a shelf, one slot per piece. Put the tapes you think belong there in the order you think they go. When the last slot fills, the row checks itself, one slot at a time. Green means the right recording in the right place. Yellow means the right recording in the wrong place. Red means that tape does not belong in this row. Take a tape back off and the whole set goes quiet again until it is full. Get a row right on its first check and you did it by ear. A bench to be wrong on The bench grades nothing. Lay tapes out, rearrange them, press play and hear that order end to end with nothing watching. Play two at once, hard left and hard right, and hear the difference instead of trying to remember it. Nothing is timed No fail state. Nothing missable. Nothing kills you. A wrong answer costs you a moment and tells you something true. Restoring a recording pays you a splice. Splices buy 21 upgrades: scrub a tape by hand, loop its last two seconds, halve its speed, carry more at once, push a trolley, jump the crates, print labels, keep a ledger, recall a whole row. And for the moment you are truly stuck, a finding aid that tells you which cabinet a tape is filed under, once every two minutes. And then the whole thing plays Get every piece of a recording in the right order and it plays through as one thing again, with a short fact about the music to go with it. Old Time is where you will know some tunes before you have heard a whole one: the Ride of the Valkyries, the William Tell Overture, Pomp and Circumstance, the Blue Danube, the bridal chorus every wedding still uses. Five tapes on the shelves are not part of the archive at all. They were left by whoever worked in this room last, and they…Read more
Hearsay system requirements
Minimum
- Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
- OS: Windows 10 64-bit
- Processor: Any x86-64 CPU from 2015 or later
- Memory: 4 GB RAM
- Graphics: Vulkan 1.1 capable — Intel HD 520 / AMD Radeon R5 / NVIDIA GTX 750 or better
- Storage: 2 GB available space
- Sound Card: Required. This game is unplayable without audio output.
- Additional Notes: Headphones strongly recommended.
Recommended
- Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
- OS: Windows 11 64-bit
- Processor: Any modern x86-64 CPU
- Memory: 8 GB RAM
- Graphics: Any discrete GPU from 2018 or later
- Storage: 2 GB available space
- Sound Card: Any. Headphones.
Hearsay key FAQ
+What is a Hearsay CD key?
A Hearsay CD key is a digital code that unlocks the game on a PC platform such as Steam. After redeeming it, you download the game directly from that platform and it stays in your library.
+What is the cheapest price for Hearsay?
The cheapest Hearsay key right now costs $3.99 at Steam, 20% off the regular price. We compare 1 offers from 1 store, and the price already includes payment and service fees.
+What is the historical low for Hearsay?
The lowest price we have recorded for Hearsay is $3.99 on November 3, 2026. Check the price history chart to decide whether to buy now or wait for the next sale.
+Is it safe to buy a Hearsay key?
Buying from an official store such as Steam, GOG or Epic Games is always safe. Key resellers are often cheaper but sell keys second-hand, so check the region lock and buyer protection before you buy. Every offer on GameKeyDeal is labelled as official or reseller.
