His town is perfect. A shining example of morality. The kind of place you’d raise children in. The kind of place that breeds happy, productive citizens.

He is an exemplary member of the community—goes to Church every Sunday, always punctual and organized, never misses a day of work.

But to achieve perfection, sacrifices have to be made.

This is a world of mandatory mind control.

When one man is forced to confront the holes in his worldview head on, what starts with skipping Church becomes a full-fledged battle for sanity.

Now they’re coming for him, to put him back in his place, restore his status as a sedated slave.

In, "The Perception Experiment," you’ll follow the narrator’s remarkable journey of awareness and self-discovery as the world he once knew is torn apart around him.