Embark on evolutionary transformations through fantastic gardens, shifting from non-human agent to viral life forms, human shape, and artificial intelligence. Tackle NPC missions, mini-games with internet leaderboards, enemy fights, and shooting galleries in five modern art museums. Gameplay fluidly blends arcade, quest, and shooter elements, with magic transformations, unusual puzzles, and seamless genre shifts.
The protagonist's identity evolves via interactions with characters, exploring anti-anthropocentric ideas like posthumanism, transhumanism, and technological singularity in a magical fantasy style. Speed through the storyline to pinpoint the Anthropocene's start. Indie RPG and adventure fans who enjoy casual action with leaderboard competition will find a fresh take here.
Place yourself into fantastic gardens to work your way through evolutionary transformations, starting as a non-human agent, though viral forms of life into human shape, to finally achieve the status of artificial intelligence. Communicate with NPC, set records in mini-games, fight enemies and witness the arrival of technological singularity.
Gameplay combines the genres of arcade, quest and shooter. In each of these subgames you can be on top of an internet leaderboard. In the second part of the game, relieve stress and shoot out in five fantastic museums of modern art.
Main features of the game:
- NPC missions;
- magic transformations;
- shooting galleries;
- unusual puzzle solutions;
- seamless change of game genre;
The game examines the development of anti-anthropocentric philosophical concepts from the perspective of the classical ‘vergilian’ road movie. The key utopian concepts of antihumanism, posthumanism, transhumanism, and technological singularity as well as the doctrines of Haraway, Latour, and Land are introduced in a magical fantasy performance where the protagonist undergoes a sequence of transformations resulting from his interactions with the other main characters.
The gameplay is based on the fluid identity of the protagonist. His settings are not defined and are subject to change in function of the interactions with non-player characters.
Incidentally, the game through speed of the storyline determines the answer to the vital question of the last decade, namely the exact date of the beginning of Anthropocene, that is, the epoch of significant human impact on Earth.
