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Involuntary Runner is a neat spin on the the free-running genre crossed with a rhythm game and adorned with a good old heap of science... sort of.
Developed by DePaul University's Team Dads, Involuntary Runner's central idea is your titular avatar will automatically jog and jump so long as you can keep him ticking by managing his respiratory, circulatory, and digestive systems.
You'll have to hold and release a button to simulate his breathing, rhythmically tap another key to maintain his heart beat, mash the space bar when he eats to digest his food - lest he be weighed down by the sludge in his belly - then tap enter to propel him skywards by farting. Okay, so it's not exactly scientifically accurate, but it is amusing when his various system fail and he dies in hilarious, over-the-top ways - like exploding from a heart attack.
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Developed by DePaul University's Team Dads, Involuntary Runner's central idea is your titular avatar will automatically jog and jump so long as you can keep him ticking by managing his respiratory, circulatory, and digestive systems.
You'll have to hold and release a button to simulate his breathing, rhythmically tap another key to maintain his heart beat, mash the space bar when he eats to digest his food - lest he be weighed down by the sludge in his belly - then tap enter to propel him skywards by farting. Okay, so it's not exactly scientifically accurate, but it is amusing when his various system fail and he dies in hilarious, over-the-top ways - like exploding from a heart attack.
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