tales of anxiety
A free browser game — play it in your browser, no install. 👾 Mini-browser game that enables you to run away from your own anxiety.
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Learn how to cope with the anxiety monster in this mini-browser game.
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Everyone feels anxious sometimes. Tales of Anxiety is a 3-levels browser game that allows you to run away from your anxiety monster - at least for a little while.
Tales of Anxiety is a JavaScript game built using p5.js and p5.play libraries and created by Pauline Massé. The assets were designed by Pixel Frog, and the music by Pix.
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