Applied Shamanism is a cozy 3D game about a beginner rabbit shaman in a world of anthropomorphic animals who suffer from all kinds of illnesses and can only be cured by a shaman.
Beyond treating patients, you’ll live a simple village routine: gather and grow ingredients, and untangle mysterious diseases caused by imbalances in the residents’ lives and the motives of guardian spirits.
Key Features
X-ray style shamanic vision diagnosis, where each organ or symptom is a separate interactive object.
Cozy routine: collecting and growing ingredients. Each garden bed is tied to a specific element.
Each patient is a standalone level and a detective story.
Symptom-finding and treatment mini-games with that “satisfying mobile game” feel.
Crafting always succeeds: the potions you make are always useful.
Symptoms and diseases inspired by real medical practice, seasoned with esotericism.
Serene visuals with color grading, nostalgically echoing a distant childhood.
Who It’s For
Cozy players tired of stress: no time pressure, no damage, no failure, just a methodical, steady, responsive, and predictable daily-life routine.
Potion brewers and explorers: you’ll discover connections between where you plant seeds and what you water them with to create the potion you need.
Fans of psychosomatics and folk medicine: you’ll find “magical” answers to why everyday ailments appear.
People from cultures with shamanic traditions: you’ll recognize familiar cosmological foundations and see how other entities live and what drives them.
Note
In-game “medicine” is magic and metaphor, not medical advice.
