Swathi

The story of my game presents an abstract interpretation of life, focusing, like some abstract artists, on the transcendent aspects of life. My focus is not on the objective representation of various objects, creatures and events, but rather on the underlying content, experiences, feelings, impressions and intuitions. The protagonist travels through different worlds (of which he becomes a part) and comes closer to himself, to understanding and experiencing himself. As a subject, he creates a unique interpretation of the world and his interactions with it. The player becomes a part of this world for a short time and in his own way experiences different feelings and experiences. The visual world of the game is built on two levels, one of expressive abstract elements, the other of geometric elements (again, I chose a looser approach than a very mechanical one). This dichotomy refers to the organic and geometric qualities of the real world, reflecting the free irregular order of nature on the one hand, and the systematic geometric existence created by the human mind on the other. Yet the resulting blend of two distinctly different worldviews forms a strong unity, just as complementary pairs of colors complement each other. Our protagonist approaches the story from a human perspective, seeking to explore both his own and another medium. Along the way, he meets other travelers who help him discover and understand the world, and he reciprocates by existing in a kind of symbiosis with them. At the end of the story, both the characters and the setting change, and at one point the style changes as well, eventually merging into a single visual world.