u/Loikarin

Hey folks! I wanted to share a remake of our first trailer for Imagine Sisyphus Happy that went viral last year and made our game what it is today!

Our game is a story-rich mixture of Streamer Simulator, Incremental game and Minigames about life, spectacle, and making the grind worth living. There you push the boulder, do tricks, and unlock new struggles.

Can you Imagine Sisyphus Happy?

Check out the Steam demo and let us know what you think about the trailer = )

Hey folks, take a look at a puzzle from my solo project Toy Worlds Atlas, a philosophic colouring-book!

This puzzle explores David Chalmers’s ontology of virtual reality. Using logic, the player must distinguish between colourants representing real and virtual objects.

Philosophy is fun! Toy Worlds Atlas is an experiment in making philosophical ideas meaningful to a broader audience. Built around an underrepresented field of learning, it aims to offer shorter yet intelligent and fulfilling play sessions that subvert expectations and inspires thought

If you find the project interesting, wishlist Toy Worlds Atlas on Steam!
I'm releasing a demo very soon.

We recently launched an update for our project Imagine Sisyphus Happy!

Our game is a story-rich mixture of Streamer Simulator, Incremental game and Minigames about life, spectacle, and making the grind worth living. There you push the boulder, do tricks, and unlock new struggles.

In the new update Sisyphus we introduce obstacles, new systems for tricks and chat messages, as well as several UX and UI improvement.

Can you Imagine Sisyphus Happy?
Check out the new demo and let us know what you think about the trailer = )

https://store.steampowered.com/app/3971520/Imagine_Sisyphus_Happy_Demo/

AI disclosure: there's no AI-generated content in the trailer or the game

Hey folks! Take a look at the trailer for my solo project Toy Worlds Atlas.

It's a colouring book game that explores philosophy through bizarre, artistic sandbox levels. The project is designed mindful breaks. It tries to combine a relaxing experience with some thoughtful content that refers to classic philosophy. This more reflective content is skippable so that the players can go as deep as they want.

If you think it looks interesting, you can try a demo on Itch
Or wishlist the full game on Steam. I keep developing a full release

Hi everyone! I'm making a colouring book-based puzzle game that explores different philosophical concepts, Toy Worlds Atlas.

This particular puzzle asks players to mix existentials — fundamental states of human being — to create a warm colour palette.

It took several iterations to make the gameplay intuitive and engaging, even for players who may not be interested in its philosophical content. At the same time, more curious players may discover a peculiar perspective on existentials and the ways they interact.

There’re different sets of such proposed by philosophers: Plessner’s, Sartr’s, Fink’s, and others’. This puzzle adapts Heidegger’s set, as it includes human conditions that are not usually seen as existential, and many readers find his approach thought-provoking.

Do you think philosophy is translatable into a game format?
Even further, is it possible to make a philosophical colouring book?

Hi everyone! Here's a level from a colouring book game that explores philosophy through creative puzzle-solving, Toy Worlds Atlas.

Each colouring page tries to explore some philosophical concept. This beetle, for example, focuses on the game's core idea: subjective worlds, "Umwelts".

Made for mindful breaks, each page aims to subvert players' expectations and delight their intellect.

Hi folks! I wanted to share a UX analysis of Disco Elysium that I made for a class at school. It gets into ontology and phenomenology, diegetic and non-diegetic voices in the head, and some more.

I called it "Doors that Never Open: Disco Elysium and The Reverse Engineering of Love" =)

Please let me know what you think!

Analysis paper on my website