Two arcade games bundle into one package on PC: a pseudo-three-dimensional runner and a top-view race against time. The runner serves as a meditative experience, prompting players to notice objects or discern deeper foundations. The racing mode challenges you to dodge most pedestrians by accident or embrace a road killer path amid music and screams.
Players grapple with choices between avoiding pain or inflicting it, accident or cruelty, mercy or coincidence. Executioner and victim blur close together in imaginary cities that reflect loneliness. This indie casual racing duo draws in those seeking meditative runners or tense time trials with philosophical undertones.
Two arcade games in one: "Antipain" & "Antitrolley".
The first is a pseudo-three-dimensional runner. It's a kind of meditation.
The second is race against time with a top view. Run over few pedestrians by accident or become a road killer.
From the author:
To avoid pain or to be that pain. Notice objects in this world or discern a foundation in it. To choose. Not to choose. Accident or cruelty. Mercy or coincidence. Music. Screams. Overcome or substitute. Imaginary cities or a mirror of loneliness. Executioner and victim, at least. They are close. They almost communicate, even if they delegate to doubles. A world is seen again.
