The mass
Thousands of insects moving as one, holding on to floors, walls and ceilings, falling when they lose their grip, and coming for him.
A 2D action adventure for phones and computers, coming soon.
Aurelia Heritage Protection sends Morgan Vane, a pest exterminator, into San Zanzara, a closed monastery in Tuscany, for a week, to clear it of insects. He's competent, he wants to finish the job and go home, and he doesn't ask questions.
The rooms are full of insects, thousands of them, moving as one mass that clumps on the floors, the walls and the ceilings, climbs his suit and covers his visor. The lower floors are dark, so Aurelia sends him its prototype headset.
Each morning Dr Velluti gives him the day's work over the radio, and each night he reports what he's done. How he clears each room, and with which drum, is up to him.
Aurelia's VR bug-extermination simulator is in it too, on the title screen: waves of targets that keep coming, for points, a multiplier and a best score, until there are too many to contain. At most minutes of fun.
What's in it
Three drums
Water, Aurelia Gentle™ and Aurelia Absolute, loaded at the van. What each does to a bug isn't on the label.
A monastery in cross-section
Floors, walls and ceilings on screen at once, lit by the time of day, the lamps and the torch on his hood.
Velluti on the radio
A week of work orders from the project director, and a report every night on what he's done.
Seen through the visor
The screen is his visor: bugs and smears cover the glass, and he wipes it clear.
Aurelia's simulator
A VR bug-extermination game of Aurelia's, from the title screen: waves of targets that keep coming until there are too many to contain, for points, a multiplier and a best score.
Touch, keyboard or controller
Two thumbs on a phone: one to move, one to aim and spray. A keyboard and mouse or a controller on a computer.
Get the game
No accounts, and it plays offline.
Screenshots
From the game in development.