The Past Within vs Synesthesia Gallery 2 AR

Note: The Past Within is a co-op only game. Both players need to own a copy of the game on their own device (mobile, tablet or computer), as well as a way to communicate with each other. Play together with a friend or find a partner on our official Discord server! The past and future cannot be explored alone! Team up with a friend and piece together the mysteries surrounding Albert Vanderboom. Communicate what you see around you to help one another solve various puzzles and explore the worlds from different perspectives! The Past Within is the first co-op only point-and-click adventure set in the mysterious world of Rusty Lake. Features: ▪ A co-op experience Play together with a friend, one in The Past, the other in The Future. Work together to solve the puzzles and help Rose set her father’s plan in motion! ▪ Two worlds - Two perspectives Both players will experience their environments in two different dimensions: 2D as well as in 3D - a first-time experience in the Rusty Lake universe! ▪ Cross-platform As long as you can communicate with each other, you and your partner of choice can each play The Past Within on your preferred platform: Mac, PC and Nintendo Switch! ▪ Playtime & Replayability The game contains 2 chapters and has an average play-time of 2 hours. For the full experience, we recommend replaying the game from the other perspective. Plus you can use our replayability feature for a fresh start with new solutions to all puzzles.

Following the launch of the free app Synaesthesia Gallery AR: Journey through the Senses 2021 at Trinity College Dublin for Brain Awareness Week with funding award by the Dana Foundation and the Federation of European Neuroscience Societies (FENS), Synesthesia Gallery 2 AR app features creative synesthesia experiences crafted in art and music: painted, composed or experienced. Synesthesia is a wiring of the brain that is characterised by cross-modal perception. In addition to perceiving stimulus in one sensory modality, e. g. sound/music, synesthetes may perceive an additional quality to the experience in a secondary modality – a colour, or smell, or feeling. Many synesthetes use their cross-modal sensory experiences as creative inspirations. The app features works of scientists and artists who work with synesthesia research, music, or art, or both: Michael Haverkamp, Karin Olesen, Timothy Layden, Svetlana Rudenko, Christine Söffing, Dolores Montijano, Carol Steen, CC Hart, Carrie Firman, Ninghui Xiong, Greta Berman, Geri Hahn, M. K. Ciurlionis, Richard Roche and Mads Haahr.