Welcome to "The Gardener's Game: Cultivating Love and Life"!

Targeted users: Long distance couples

Game as a practice: Engaging in gameplay can serve as a form of stress relief and relaxation

Aim:

This project aims to cultivate a culture of love and mindfulness, offering participants a space to immerse themselves in the joy of nurturing and creation.

Picture yourself as a delicate plant, nourishing yourself with care and basking in the warm embrace of sunlight. Like a meticulously tended garden, where deliberate planting demands time and effort, this game embodies the principle of "You reap what you sow."

At its heart, this project aims to cultivate a culture of love and mindfulness, offering participants a space to immerse themselves in the joy of nurturing and creation. As the caretaker of your digital sanctuary, hold the power to shape your ideal haven.

With each journey into the digital garden, players take on the role of caretaker, sculpting the landscape to mirror your desires. The garden becomes a visual representation of the player's unique connection to the world, expressing your interactions and dreams in vibrant hues.

Research:

Why Game?

• Games are inherently fun and engaging.
• They offer a break from the routine of daily life
• A form of entertainment that can be enjoyed alone or with others.

Playing games, several neurotransmitters are involved in the brain's reward circuitry.

I want to use the primate brain that only primate have to design the game and control what is considered uncontrollable, the other two brain’s sections (the reptilian brain and the mammalian brain)