Was It Worth It?
Game Tutorial and other stuff:
Dopamine
- This mechanic dictates how efficiently you get work done. At more than 50% dopamine, you work twice as quickly. At 0%, you stare at the screen blankly and get nothing done.
- Dopamine passively decreases. This passive decrease increases the more you vape. It also temporarily increases while working.
Random events:
- Every ten seconds, a notification will pop up in the chat box to the left. Clicking on it will open a chat with either a vaping or gaming event.
- Notifications do not appear while working.
Vaping
- One of your friends might ask if you want to go out vaping.
- Accepting the offer will grant a large dopamine boost, but at a cost of decreasing your dopamine quicker.
- The dopamine gain diminishes the more you vape.
Gaming
- Some other friends who are into gaming might ask if you want to hop on with them.
- Accepting this offer will give a modest dopamine boost, at the cost of not being able to work during that time. You can’t work while vaping as well, so not take a little break to play a little bit?
Working
- This is the main victory condition. You must complete all your work (get the work bar to 100%) by pressing the WORK button in the bottom left corner before the 5 minutes are up.
- The WORK button is disabled while gaming or vaping.
- As said above, you work better the more dopamine you have.
- Working increases the dopamine decrease by +2.
- The game ends instantly when you finish your work.
Final score:
- It is based on the average dopamine throughout the game plus the work done, subtracted by how many times you vaped (times ten).
- You are insane if your score is above 170.
Other tips:
- Try playing the game multiple times with different strategies to get the full experience.
Credits:
- Background music is “Mental Genius” by Pix. Available on YouTube: Mental Genius
- Sound effects made using jsfxr
- Pixel font is CG pixel 4x5. Available here: CG pixel 4x5 | FontStruct
Status | Prototype |
Platforms | HTML5 |
Author | Cunuduh |
Genre | Educational |
Made with | Godot |
Tags | Pixel Art, Short, Singleplayer |
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