Immersive Audio Quest on Koh Phangan – Hero’s Island

Thank you for this adventure!
This is my fifth time on the island, and I've been through a lot here. Thanks to the events that happened to me on the island, I have completely transformed, and I am deeply grateful for that.
Your adventure allows you to dive deeper into yourself, to see the world differently, and to remember how important it is to breathe fully and live your best life — something we so often forget in the rush of everyday life.
Thank you so much!

Sasha, you’re a genius. Truly.
The way you’ve combined theater and psychology — it’s on another level.
I honestly believe everyone needs this experience, especially those who don’t live on islands — people from big cities, working in offices, who have forgotten who they really are...
Those lost, grey souls — you know, the "blue-collar" folks sitting at lunch, barely remembering why they're even alive.
This is exactly what they need.
Because it brings you back to yourself.
Seriously.
No one comes to this island by accident — they’re searching for something. Searching for themselves.
And your performance truly helps them find it.
It’s incredible.
I’m so deeply grateful that people like you exist — people who create such unique, transformative experiences for the world.
It’s like...
I don’t even know how to describe it...
Like going through a hundred therapy sessions. Maybe a thousand.
At every stop, you just cry.
And if you listen to it again — it hits even deeper.
Okay, I know I’m a bit chaotic right now.
I just got back home — still buzzing with emotions.
But I had to say: thank you.

Endlessly grateful for this experience ❤️ It will stay in my heart. What meant the most to me was the focus on connection with myself, and the meditations that deepened it. I especially loved the dance part on Hin Kong 💃 From the very first scene I felt myself slowing down, noticing beauty, dropping from my head into my body. It was beautiful.

I cried several times along the way — especially on the pier, letting go. Tears of joy, of meeting myself again, of passing through something. I truly released something I no longer needed and felt lighter, more trusting toward life.

This adventure is a real inner Hero's Journey — a meeting with yourself, a reminder that I hold the remote control, that I am the one creating my reality in this beautiful dance with life.

Thank you for this beautiful and expanding experience 🙏🌸🤝

On Saturday, we played the quest game on Koh Phangan, and I was truly impressed!
In my opinion, it's a great option for those who are just beginning to get to know the island and are interested in spiritual development.
It’s especially well-suited for young people between the ages of 18 and 27 who are open to new experiences and want to better understand the atmosphere of this place.
The quest seems to perfectly combine exploring the island with elements of self-development, making it not just entertainment, but something more — an opportunity to reflect on yourself and the world around you.
Overall, the organization of the quest left a very positive impression.
The tasks were interesting and thoughtfully designed.
I especially liked that it allows you to see Koh Phangan from an unusual angle — through the lens of spirituality and local culture.
For newcomers to the island, it’s definitely a great way to immerse yourself in its energy and spirit.
Plus, the quest format adds excitement and engagement — you're not just following a route, you're living a little adventure.
I would definitely recommend it to anyone looking for a unique experience that combines fun with something deeper.
Thank you to the organizers for creating such an inspiring project!

This was a very special experience. I’ve only ever been to one immersive performance before, but I really love the format.

What stayed with me most was the moment on the pier in Chaloklum. I arrived before the bot activated — something must’ve glitched, I thought. But once I heard the hero’s message about letting go, it really touched me. I even wanted to go back into the temple to release a few more things… but time and my hungry belly said otherwise.

Not knowing whether there’d be a break, I followed the hero’s advice to 'listen to yourself more often,' and chose a beautiful spot for lunch. I listened to what I really wanted to eat. Then I walked barefoot through sand and sea.

I also loved the dancing practice — I want to call it a dance pause. In that moment, everything stopped. It was just me and the music in my headphones. I love that feeling.

The final scene brought me to tears. When I opened my camera and saw that strange, unique creature — me — I felt overwhelming tenderness for my own existence. Warmth spread through my body. I think it was love.

I’ve taken these feelings with me into daily life. I remember them every day.

Thank you for this unique experience. I’ll gladly recommend it to everyone heading to this treasure island.

Wishing this project growth and prosperity — may it help more heroes on the island hear their inner voice and follow its call. ❤️

First, have to say that the journey was WOW
Very original and really catched my attention
I liked all characters and you built it magnificently

I liked the combination of between the island as a place to visit , and the whole energy and emotional side

The game draws you in from the very moment you open the website, where it tells you what you need to bring. That feeling of getting ready for an upcoming adventure—which is exactly what the game is (for me). Then comes the first message, and…
Here, I have to highlight the way Friend speaks—10 out of 10. The pacing, the sound design, the background atmosphere—everything is top-notch. I was aligned from the very start, fully accepting the rules of this Game, and so the feeling that it was really my Friend on the other end of the “line” felt completely real. At one point, I even caught myself thinking, "Damn, this really resonates with me" (forgive me, Lord). Not sure if we’re all a little like this character, or if it’s just a weird coincidence.
At certain moments, I even got goosebumps—from everything I was hearing in my headphones, from the world around me. Then, Steve Jobs entered the game. And here, I noticed myself slightly "falling out" of the immersion. Let me explain.
It’s hard to balance two roles at once—being in the flow of the Game and simultaneously being an Observer to give feedback. Maybe I just failed in setting my task correctly and should have picked only one.
So why did I "fall out" a little? Steve Jobs sounded different to me. His dialogue with Friend felt perfectly crafted, yet the feeling somehow shifted. If the beginning was like a personal letter from a close friend, the second part felt more like an audiobook or a radio drama.
Then, I arrived at the park near the pier—fully back in the flow. Synced with the Game and the world around me.The weather was just right—sunny with a breeze. I walked through the park, getting into it again. Reached the far gazebo, lay down, and listened, following Hillary Green’s meditation.
And then… the world responded.
A local Burmese guy pulled me out of meditation by placing my phone on me—which was just lying beside me at the time. Hahaha. I guess he was trying to be helpful? He left and immediately returned with a couple of his friends. One of them had a guitar, and we had a pretty nice chat. I played a few songs for them, they offered me a coconut. But then, the first guy started acting strange, and I figured it was time to wrap it up. I shook their hands, even hugged one of them in gratitude for the conversation… And then they started asking me for money.
I was totally unprepared for that turn of events. Both mentally and literally, because I had no cash on me at all.Hahaha.
I made a swift exit and sat down closer to the park's entrance, struggling to find my place in the audio again. But the immersion was lost—understandably so. Bought some mosquito repellent and rode to the Temple.
Almost fell off my bike while turning into the temple, hahaha. Inside, I got a little confused—didn’t realize I had to walk around the green house to find the golden stone. So yeah, got lost in plain sight for a moment. But soon, I was back on track and in the Game’s flow again.
I reached the top faster than my Friend 😉 Proud of my fitness! Took in the atmosphere near the statue—thankfully, I had the place all to myself.
On my way out, I noticed three Asian girls struggling to take a photo, so I helped them. Again, it felt like part of the Game—to be in tune with the world, to help those around me.
Then, I headed toward the Chaloklum pier. The surroundings were breathtaking—silence, boats, crystal-clear water under the sun…
But I couldn’t shout. Didn’t have the willpower. Too many people around. The block was too strong. So, I let loose a bit later, on the road. 😉
On the way to Hin Kong, I picked up a Russian-speaking girl who was hitchhiking. She needed a ride to Thong Sala, and since it wasn’t far off my route, I gladly agreed. The world was responding again.
But then… real-life context hit. Our political views were vastly different, and the conversation turned quite heavy and uncomfortable (on her part, not mine). Even though she was friendly, I kept thinking—if the world is responding, it sure does so in an odd way.
At Hin Kong, I walked onto the sandbar… God, that moment was beautiful. White sand, palm trees, a soft breeze, stunning water with gentle waves. I let myself dance. The Game worked its magic again.
When the Game sent me to Pantip to "grab some food," I was a little bummed because I wasn’t hungry. But I was thirsty, so I grabbed a drink and settled at the food court. Choosing the right spot for Hillary Green’s task felt crucial.
Unfortunately, I started falling out of the process again toward the finale. Not because of the Game itself, but because I miscalculated my time. I had planned my next meeting based on the Game’s estimated duration, but I lost too much time with the Burmese guys and other moments. So, my final catharsis at the chess table didn’t quite happen.
Whew… that was a stream of consciousness. A chaotic one. I know this might be unreadable. SO:
1️⃣ The Game is fantastic! The voices, the acting—absolutely top-tier. But out of the three, Friend is the best.
2️⃣ Reality doesn’t always cooperate with the Game. Sad, but that’s its nature—the nature of reality. But if you’re lucky and fully aligned with the Game, the world, and yourself, it can be an incredible experience.
3️⃣ The Game is meant to elevate you to a new level, but for me, it didn’t fully work. Not because it wasn’t great—just that not everything it offered was possible for me. See point 2. Hahaha.
4️⃣ The pacing is perfect. Except for Pantip, which didn’t work for me, everything else was spot on. Thanks for making navigation smooth, without unnecessary detours.
I probably have more thoughts, but I’d rather discuss them in person—if you’d even want to after this monstrosity of a text. Hahahaha.
I’m grateful for this experience. Huge thanks to the creators and voice actors! Brilliant work.

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Wow.. Powerful ☺️ This game will assist people deeply as they enter this land. I absolutely love what you have created and so many others will appreciate this so much. Full on spirit quest.
I genuinely believe the way you are doing this will make it so fun and different for people to connect with the island energy and their own Self. I think this will really catch the people who are not looking for it or wanting it because it’s such a different approach that hasent really happened. It’s different then joining a workshop. It’s in their headphones. For the ones that don’t hear the voice of spirit, I think they will hear it in this and it will open them to that voice continuing in their lives after the game

And on the island things spread and it will be shared to so many. I already see this happening. sending all the magical support to this lovely creation 🤍🙏