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Boost your swim strokes with left click to move faster from memory to memory in our detective game Mind Diver 🏊️🥽 #minddivergame #ocean #memories

The root spiralling down memory lane in Mind Diver game 🌳 #minddivergame #plants #gamedev

New overlay feature that helps you become an even greater detective in our game Mind Diver. Hover over items to carry out more details 🔎🕵️ ⁠ ⁠ #minddivergame #gamedev #detective

Diving into a pool of emotions like... 🏊️🤿🦪❤️‍🔥⁠ ⁠ #lovestory #gamedev #minddivergame

Swimming towards deep secrets in cluster worry in Mind Diver Game 🫧 ⁠ ⁠ #minddivergame #indiegames #gamedev #ocean #feelings

Carry tool is one of your main tools as a detective in Mind Diver. You use the tool to pick up an object and place it in a memory hole. If you choose the correct object, the memory is restored. If not, you better find your listening tool and pay attention to the story. 🔈️

Mind Diver is officially released on Steam 🥳 Did we mention that it is FREE to play? https://store.steampowered.com/app/1945810/Mind_Diver_Student_Version/

Portals between memory bubbles help you travel faster. We've updated the model. What do you think? 🧳 🎮Wishlist on Steam now: https://store.steampowered.com/app/1945810/Mind_Diver_Student_Version/ #indiegamedev #indiegamedeveloper #gamedev #indie #vfx

Memories are restored by using your logical deduction skill to fill out empty holes in memories. You can pick up anything, even people from the memory or a nearby memory and fill out black memory holes to uncover suppressed secrets.

What do you do when something you thought was stable suddenly falls apart? Here's a showcase of what we call the regret cluster. An area inside the mind that you will explore as you dive 🤿🔍

Lina is missing her boyfriend. I wonder what happened to Sebastian? 🧐

As you dive through the mind, you can end up getting lost. The slipstream will help you navigate through the mind 🧠

Hey everyone👋 Here's a teaser of a feature we are working on. Can you guess what purpose the slipstream serves? 🤔

This week our 3d designer David Willemoes has been finishing the icecube cluster. The assignment presented some challenges with the transparency in unity and to create proper depth for the player. The solution was to crack the icecube in pieces and use the UV maps as an indicator of how the light falls on the ice surface. In addition of some assets and different layers of opacity maps the surface became more tangible and created a nice feeling of depth.

Our amazing 3d designer David Willemoes has been working on an algae texture that surrounds the memory puzzles.