Strepsirrhine Schemes

content warning: animal death, bugs

Haven't you ever wanted to act like a strepsirrhine primate? Haven't you ever taken a class on primate anthropology and wanted an excuse to flex that fact through a game? 

I have. So I did that.

In this game you play a slow loris, and gameplay is done solely through the only fun fact I remember from class: the slow loris' fixed action pattern. 

This one goes out to my fall semester classmates who watched me walk into class, realize it had started and that I could not walk in and sit down without making a scene, and therefore chose to turn around and leave, which caused a bigger scene.

Written for #ArtIsEgoJam.

Photo by Nareeta Martin on Unsplash