Welcome, Forerunner

Hello. Thank you. Thank you for spending your time on our little experience here. We hope you enjoy your stay. The core idea behind the creation of reMind was to create something unique, balanced (not too easy but also not too challenging), and ultimately, enjoyable. We are excited to continue to improve the reMind experience by creating new things for the game. We hope you can join us on this journey.

This section of the website will serve as a database/information center on all things reMind. What amplifiers do, info on player stats, disclaimers etc.

Memories

Memories serves as the driving narrative and world building that surrounds reMind. These narrative snippets are delivered through the lense of someone's dream or memory. There are two different types of memories: Key and Core. Keys are the foundational memories that continue to push the narrative forward. Core memories are bits that reveal something important to the memory holder.

Amplifiers

Amplifiers are elements of reMind that enhance the neural pathways. They add some dynamic changes so that the pathways remain enjoyable. We are constantly working on adding new amplifiers and brainstorming ways to keep the current ones relevant. Below you can read up on what each amplifier does.

Discoveries

Think of Discoveries as achievements. While we want to create an experience for our users, we also want to build something fun to play. And ultimately, get people back to reMind. Discoveries is our way of creating that thing to chase and collect. Some are simple to obtain while some may take some time or talent.

Player game data/storage

One thing we don't really care for when it comes to online experiences is having a player sign up or create an account. There are some benefits but to us, we wanted to have zero friction when our users experience reMind. With that said, each user is automatically given a generated username the first time they come to the website. That username is stored in the user's browser storage so that each time the user comes back to the site, they have the same username.

Simultaneously, that generated username is sent to a database on our server so that all player data is saved. This means that every time a user comes back to our site, their username (that is stored on the user's browser) is loaded back up and synced with our database pulling all of their game data.

This method has some pros and cons. On the good side, players don't have to sign up, give any passwords or emails or any of that. They get to the website and start enjoying. One negative aspect of this is that if a user clears their browser cache, all of their data is wiped from that machine, starting them from scratch. But since all the data is sent to our server, we can always work with users to recover their lost data. Something we are happy doing. Also, if a user plays on another machine they will have to start from scratch.

We are pleased to inform you that our website is designed with your privacy in mind, and we do not collect any personal data from our users. We understand the importance of protecting your information and ensuring a secure browsing experience. Rest assured that while you navigate our website, no data such as your name, email address, or any other personally identifiable information is being collected. Our commitment to privacy extends to safeguarding your online interactions and ensuring that your browsing experience remains anonymous. Should you have any further questions or concerns about your privacy, please do not hesitate to reach out to us.