The Milgram Experiment is a psychological thriller that places the player at the center of a brutal scientific trial where morality becomes the object of study. As a test subject, you encounter situations in which every life-or-death decision is made under pressure from authority. The game deliberately removes comfort, turning choice into a tool capable of altering not only the outcome but also your perception of your own responsibility. The Price of Obedience Progression is built around exploring levels and making ethically ambiguous decisions. The environments are simultaneously inviting and terrifying, creating a contrast between the visual aesthetic and the ongoing violence. The authority guiding your actions never directly forces you, but constantly nudges you toward choices, testing how far you're willing to go in following directions. Every decision made affects the course of events and the final outcome. Behind the visuals and dark humor lies a hidden story, revealing the true purpose of the experiment. The game doesn't provide correct answers, but merely records the consequences, forcing the player to consider the limits of submission, responsibility, and the role of an observer in a cruel mechanism. Features of the game Significant moral choices. Research of atmospheric levels. Contrast of aesthetics and cruelty. Hidden narrative and dark humor.