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A jam submission

Our Orca's Brain - Brain Memory SimulatorView game page

living orca ASMR vivarium simulating human memory: let fleeting thoughts fade away, or let sleep seal them forever.
Submitted by NorthSky FireWall — 11 hours, 45 minutes before the deadline
Rated by 6 people so far
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Submitted

I could not figure out what I was doing.. Despite that it seemed to have a bit of detail.

Developer (1 edit)

How hard to figure it out that you encourage to simply do nothing in this sim game. 

When you want to contemplate while do nothing, this game is for you.


Do nothing, contemplate, stare at orcas and vivarium for quite some time, then you will figure out lot of things, in the sim game or outside sim game 👾👾

Submitted

I didn't understand the game. I was flying around the map, and sometimes a shark would appear and disappear. I need a visual manual! But the graphics are super.

Developer (1 edit)

I think the page and intro very clear about the sim.

This simulation game is made for when you just want to zone out and watch your orca vivarium. So basically you do nothing. Its pretty obvious.

But whenever a thought pops into your head while you're spacing out, just jot it down using a 'snake note' and send it over to the vivarium.

Notes will be saved as 'short notes' by default, but you can turn them into long-term notes if you want to—the key is to keep an eye on the orcas' emotion stats. Think of this as a Memory Brain Simulator to help you understand how our memory actually works.


I make very clear guide and instruction before you can access/enter the game, on cover and itch.io page. Read. 

Submitted

It was very relaxing to watch but wasn't entirely sure what I was meant to be doing all the time. Maybe an in game guide could be useful

Developer

This simulation game is made for when you just want to zone out and watch your orca vivarium.

Whenever a thought pops into your head while you're spacing out, just jot it down using a 'snake note' and send it over to the vivarium.

Notes will be saved as 'short notes' by default, but you can turn them into long-term notes if you want to—the key is to keep an eye on the orcas' emotion stats. Think of this as a Memory Brain Simulator to help you understand how our memory actually works.