Fight mental health struggles from within the human mind in this pixel art action-puzzle sci-fi game. Guide Nano, a nanoparticle, through afflicted brains to tackle challenges tied to anorexia, schizophrenia, depression, and bipolar disorder. Solve varied puzzles, battle diverse enemies, and gather Nanoballs that reveal key insights into these conditions.
Wield melee attacks for close-range, lower-damage strikes or fire ranged attacks from Nano's suit, managing finite energy supplies carefully. The game draws from real experiences, including interviews with those affected and psychiatrist input, to portray these issues in a fantastical sci-fi framework. Indie casual adventure fans who enjoy puzzle-solving and combat loops will find a thoughtful fit.
Fight the problems of the mind from the inside
In My Brain is a pixel art action-puzzle sci-fi game in which you will follow Nano, a nanoparticle that infiltrates the minds of people with mental health problems to help them overcome the challenges they face. To do this, you'll have to solve diverse puzzles, confront all sorts of enemies and collect Nanoballs.
The tools available to Nano to accomplish his mission include melee attacks, which have less range and do less damage, and ranged attacks, which Nano will be able to fire from his suit. But beware, ranged attacks use finite energy, so you'll have to use them wisely.
A new take on mental health
In My Brain, you will find some special collectibles: Nanoballs. These contain important information. Thanks to it, you will be able to learn and understand more about four very common mental illnesses in our society that are often stigmatized: anorexia, schizophrenia, depression and bipolar disorder.
Join Nano as he delves into the human mind, and become aware of the difficulties these mental health problems create from the people who experience them.
Based on real events
In my Brain is inspired by real situations and experiences. That is why through it you will be able to explore, from a fantastic and science fiction world, mental health problems and the challenges they bring in the real world. It is the result of a long process of documentation, including interviews with people suffering from the problems represented in the game, and the approval of a specialist psychiatrist.
