Brain 43℃

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Brain 43℃ is a single player casual role playing game. It was developed by WardenCat and was released on June 14, 2018. It received neutral reviews from players.

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50%Audience ScoreBased on 2 reviews

music3 positive mentions

The black & white artwork is visually striking and effectively evokes curiosity.
The game offers a unique philosophical experience, encouraging players to reflect on art and poetry.
It features clever allegories that convey deep messages about perception, patience, and mental states.

The price is considered too high for the content offered, especially compared to similar projects.
Players must manually delete save data to replay the game, which can be inconvenient.
There are minor spelling errors and some pretentious dialogue that may detract from the experience.

music
5 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The reviews suggest that while music is generally appreciated in games, its absence in this project is justified as the focus is on evoking emotional reactions through sound effects alone. Excessive use of music could potentially detract from the intended impact, highlighting a deliberate choice to prioritize atmosphere over musical accompaniment.
- “I did wonder if it were worth adding music to the sound effects, but I can see why music wasn't used as this project's approach relies on evoking a reaction, and music is one of the top ways of achieving this.”
- “Why else is music loved by everyone?”
- “Using music excessively can detract from evoking the intended messages.”
- “I did wonder if it was worth adding music to the sound effects, but I can see why music wasn't used as this project's approach relies on evoking a reaction, and music is one of the top ways of achieving this.”
- “So in using music excessively, it can detract from evoking the intended messages.”
graphics
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The graphics of brain 43℃ are characterized by striking black and white artwork that effectively sparks curiosity and invites deeper exploration. The use of allegory, such as the poignant imagery of a girl with an umbrella in a selective rain, adds layers of reflection and originality to the visual experience, enhancing the overall artistic impact.
- “What first attracted me to Brain 43℃ was the black and white artwork, which achieved what every artist aims for: it evoked a curiosity to discover more of what this project offers.”
- “The developer also makes use of allegory, with one example that I found very original and effective being a scene where you see artwork of a girl wearing a raincoat and holding an umbrella, yet it only rains under that umbrella.”
- “Love the art style.”
- “The graphics are incredibly underwhelming, lacking detail and depth, which makes the game feel outdated.”
- “The character models are poorly designed and lack any real personality, making it hard to connect with them.”
- “The environments are bland and repetitive, failing to create an immersive experience.”