A Simple Expurriment is a combat-free metroidvania where stealth is key. Exploration is done both by acquiring new powers and rearranging parts of the levels, and a crucial choice later on will lead to one of two different paths.
- PUBLIC INFO -
Finding herself in space by hitching a ride with the alien who kidnapped her three kittens, a cat mom will have to use all of her feline traits in order to find them as she evades the security systems that keep looking for her.
Fortunately - or not - they're all part of an experiment that aims to understand cats' impressive influence over humans, run by the greedy Toilet Analyst of an even greedier extraterrestrial corporation in an attempt to climb the corporate ladder.
A Simple Expurriment is a combat-free metroidvania where stealth is key - no big deal for a cat, specially the three kittens that were genetically upgraded to jump higher, become undetectable and so on. But that's not enough when all the security systems are after the elusive cat mom: that's why she also gets the ability to manipulate sections of the building like pieces of a sliding puzzle, allowing her to move through the depths of the Research Area, the perils of the Maintenance Area, the exclusive VIP Area and the scariest place in the galaxy - the corporate cafeteria.
- CLASSIFIED INFO (NOT FOR TERRAN EYES) -
These things are weird.
They make strange noises. They sleep a lot. They like to defy gravity.
Most importantly, they seem able to make humans do whatever they want.
Can this ability be understood? Can we have it under control?
It’s in the best interest of The Company that we do.
To learn how to use their manipulation abilities as to facilitate future expansions towards their home planet and beyond.
Additionally, a small promotion for this dedicated Junior Toilet Analyst would be greatly appreciated.
Let’s see how well one of these creatures performs with finding her offspring, kidnapped and scattered all over this great place to work…
…specially after she finds out they have been genetically altered to jump higher, become undetectable and such.
Manual control of the ship’s sections must be enabled, so they can be moved around as in a sliding puzzle for further exploration.
I see two possible outcomes for this endeavor, leading to two different endings. A second scenario can be unlocked by getting to one of them, allowing the other to be reached through a rerun of the experiment under harder conditions.
