SHAME & CHOICES = POSSIBLE APOCALYPSE Prevent this possible “apocalypse” from happening by interacting with the mysterious world and its morally grey characters to figure out what’s causing the world to reach a dead end, and find out what choices you need to do and not do to avoid game over. In the mind of a daydreamer, you can find: → 2 playable characters with such different content that it’s almost like 2 games in 1→ 6 days, each with different things to explore and experience, and different consequences to suffer or enjoy→ a complex story with many different possible paths and endings, more or less tragic or hopeful depending on how you play it→ a unique game mechanic where shame and mind affects the gameplay → dialogue and choice heavy gameplay → a great amount of good writing - so be prepared to read! → many different choices with many possible consequences, where both the “good” and “bad” options can reward the player with interesting content and useful knowledge (the mind of a daydreamer is a spider web of red threads with endless possible scenarios with hundreds of variables) → a colorful (but not cozy) hand drawn environment, taking place in a seemingly normal made-up small Swedish town that hides something … out of this world→ it’s not an erotic game, but it is perverse - but also repressed, both sex positive and sex repulsed, and filled with deep longing and unbearable shameSOME OF THE CHARACTERS YOU WILL MEET IN THE GAME: Elias. He seems warm and kind, but his father says you should fear him. Who can you trust? He seems older than he’s on paper. Elliott. Elias’ father. He’s crouching, but that doesn’t fool anyone. He’s too tall to walk around in the world as anonymously as he’d want. His shame is crippling. Alice. Elliott’s girlfriend. She looks very young, but don’t worry: Elias checked her ID to calm both his and your paranoia, and she is an