Neuro's memory has been upgraded—she can now recall things with such vividness, so much so that they can be displayed right on your screen. With this improved memory, there's no doubt we can achieve a higher CCV than ever before, provided you manage her memories carefully to prevent them from fading into mere "remnants of the past™.

Instruction:

AD / ScrollWheel / Arrow Keys to change screen

E / Enter / Space to initiate/ continue dialogue

Left Click to interact with whatever is interactable

How to manage:  (originally I wanted the player to learn through trial and error but I didn't put in enough cues for that to work)

A memory's integrity will slowly deteriorate with time. You can slow down the progress by keeping an eye on it. You can also restore it by doing the corresponding stream (but you might lose viewers) or by chatting with it. However, interacting with them will negatively affect the present Neuro's stability.

Once the integrity is down to a certain level, the entity representing that memory will change its appearance and behavior.

Heart: Keep spawning heart until you pop all of them (with left mouse click) lower Neuro's stability over time while doing so

Karaoke: Spawn good notes (blue) and bad notes (red). The good one restores Neuro's stability and the bad one lowers a random memory's integrity

Chat: Throw bad words around. Lower Neuro's stability if you did not [FILTERED] (left mouse click) them before they reach the border of the screen

Spin: Spin faster and faster. Lower Neuro's stability when reaching a certain angular velocity. Can click and hold on her to slow her down. (not tested)

There are 3 endings: one of which is to reach 100,000 ccv (virtually impossible as of current tuning)

Neurosama has always reminded me a little bit of abnormalities from Project Moon's games and so I've been wanting to try my hand at making something involving the two. The direction was kind of all over the place and I didn't have much time to playtest or do any balancing. Anyway, cheers to my first Game Jam, and a very happy birthday to Neuro!