Panic! At the metro

(It's not really finished or "playable" but was a fun exploration with a bunch of very small experiments so play it if you care)

Non-violent platformer about self-discovery, in the belly of the city (the underground!! public transportation system)

You get a bunch of symptoms, and you don't even know what they are. Some make you more anxious, some calm you down, and some determine your reaction to anxiety. Ride the train, meet other nervous commuters, say "SORRY" a lot (or not), and have fun figuring yourself out – or restart to become a different person, psychologically.

Experimental Mechanics:

- no death or violence (except whatever it is your brain does to you)

- saying "SORRY" a lot (also optionally not saying "SORRY")

- you don't know your symptoms and they are "procedurally generated" (if we're generous). it's like roguelike but with your own psychology instead of colored potions

- riding the train

Made by Valentin Golev and Alexandru Sasu, for Ludum Dare 49 and never really finished –