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TL;DR
>1. Move Pieces: Drag and rearrange thought-figurines anywhere on the playfield.
>2. Form Connections: Create a cluster by arranging one central figure such that it directly touches four other distinct figures. Each figure in the cluster, including the central one, must be different from each other to successfully form the idea.
You're stepping into a game where summoning isn't just about conjuring things from thin air. It's about summoning the willpower, which is even tougher than what I usually do on weekends. You play as an adventurer who’s struggling with self-doubt and has a hard time figuring out what he wants. Your mission? Help him gather his thoughts into a brilliant idea!
How to Play:
1. Manipulate Thoughts: You've got these thought-figurines on your playfield. Move them around, mix them up like a deck of existential crisis cards.
2. Create a Thought Cluster: Arrange these thought pieces on the left side of your screen. Make sure one of them is connected to four other distinct thoughts. It’s like making them all hold hands in some sort of weird psychic gathering.
3. Moment of Inspiration: Once you've got your thoughts in a group session, boom! Your hero gets this awesome idea about what he wants and sets off to pursue it. It’s like me chasing down the guy at the liquor store when he tries to close early on a Friday.
4. Understanding Thoughts: Not sure what these thoughts signify? Hover your cursor over them and read the info at the bottom of the screen. I’ve thrown in some details there, kind of like easter eggs, but less underwhelming.
5. NPC Interactions: I experimented with some NPC interactions, but feedback was as scarce as my regard for safety regulations. Check the logs if you’re curious.
6. No Win Conditions Yet: Yep, ran out of time to add win conditions and sounds. Consider it a sandbox. A chaotic, introspective sandbox. Have fun, or don’t. Your existential crisis, your rules!
TL;DR
>1. Move Pieces: Drag and rearrange thought-figurines anywhere on the playfield.
>2. Form Connections: Create a cluster by arranging one central figure such that it directly touches four other distinct figures. Each figure in the cluster, including the central one, must be different from each other to successfully form the idea.
You're stepping into a game where summoning isn't just about conjuring things from thin air. It's about summoning the willpower, which is even tougher than what I usually do on weekends. You play as an adventurer who’s struggling with self-doubt and has a hard time figuring out what he wants. Your mission? Help him gather his thoughts into a brilliant idea!
How to Play:
1. Manipulate Thoughts: You've got these thought-figurines on your playfield. Move them around, mix them up like a deck of existential crisis cards.
2. Create a Thought Cluster: Arrange these thought pieces on the left side of your screen. Make sure one of them is connected to four other distinct thoughts. It’s like making them all hold hands in some sort of weird psychic gathering.
3. Moment of Inspiration: Once you've got your thoughts in a group session, boom! Your hero gets this awesome idea about what he wants and sets off to pursue it. It’s like me chasing down the guy at the liquor store when he tries to close early on a Friday.
4. Understanding Thoughts: Not sure what these thoughts signify? Hover your cursor over them and read the info at the bottom of the screen. I’ve thrown in some details there, kind of like easter eggs, but less underwhelming.
5. NPC Interactions: I experimented with some NPC interactions, but feedback was as scarce as my regard for safety regulations. Check the logs if you’re curious.
6. No Win Conditions Yet: Yep, ran out of time to add win conditions and sounds. Consider it a sandbox. A chaotic, introspective sandbox. Have fun, or don’t. Your existential crisis, your rules!