
Breathing Techniques Against Monsters
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Breath your negative thoughts away
Breathing Techniques Against Monsters is a lyric game about dealing with negative thoughts via breathing exercises.
Worry and anxiety are natural human responses to stress, but sometimes they can feel overwhelming. Mindfulness and breathing exercises can help you to relax and manage your negative emotions.
Don't exert yourself when performing the breathing techniques, and please stop if you experience any discomfort.
If your anxiety is persistent and/or effecting your daily life, please seek professional medical help.
Made for #48WordRPGJam
Credits
Writing, art and layout: W.H. Arthur
Resources used:
- Made in Affinity Publisher
- Fonts: Caveat, Caveat Brush, Playfair, Playfair Display, Playfair Display SC, Sedgwick Ave Display
- Silhouette of person holding flower during sunset photo by Daphné Richard on Unsplash
- Gray pathway photo by Alberto Zanetti on Unsplash
- Texture Paper Marble by Mauro Lirussi on Pixabay
Special thanks to my patrons on Patreon:
- Donogh McCarthy
- Joseph "Laijth" Lai
- Legendary Aced
- Russ Baugh
- Tore Nielsen
| Published | 9 hours ago |
| Status | Released |
| Category | Physical game |
| Rating | Rated 5.0 out of 5 stars (5 total ratings) |
| Author | W.H. Arthur |
| Tags | anxiety, breath, breathing, lyric-game, Mental Health, micro-rpg, nano-rpg, well-being, wellbeing |
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breathing v2 final.pdf 2.3 MB


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For a moment I thought this was a riff on the Demon Slayer manga and other media about monster hunters who breathe real good. Which maybe it is? But it's much more than that.
Kudos to the extreme for pulling off such a powerful concept so elegantly!
Thanks! :D
Initially it was just going to be 3 wind-based magic spells, but when it came to naming them I decided to make the third spell/technique a nod to Demon Slayer. The first technique kept its fantasy magic root, and the second technique became a reference to hadoken/kamehameha.
What an amazing concept! I absolutely love this.
Thank you! :D