Brainwave Trials
Brainwave Trials presents itself as a first-person puzzle-platformer experience where the player takes the role of a volunteer within the Garnet Research And Development Sector. By utilizing parkour mechanics and dimensional manipulation, the player will be able to overcome the trials of science.
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June 19, 2024
2 years and 43 days ago
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Brainwave Trials is a single player game set in the 22nd century. The player takes control of a volunteer for the Garnet Research And Development Sector in their technological development trials. The research facility imbibes the volunteer with enhanced physical abilities and dimensional manipulation abilities in order to progress through the test chambers of the facility.
The player will need to think "outside of the box" to overcome the challenges and trials that await them, gaining access to all new abilities within each chamber. By using a combination of their innate physical ability, enhanced parkour traversal, and dimensional manipulation, players will be able to solve the puzzles that await them.
As the player progresses, reality destabilizes around them, causing them to wonder what harm the advance of science might incur on reality.
The player will need to think "outside of the box" to overcome the challenges and trials that await them, gaining access to all new abilities within each chamber. By using a combination of their innate physical ability, enhanced parkour traversal, and dimensional manipulation, players will be able to solve the puzzles that await them.
As the player progresses, reality destabilizes around them, causing them to wonder what harm the advance of science might incur on reality.
