Lured into a world where only memories and the clothes on your back serve as a reminder of who you were, you find yourself now on a mission to try and remember your name. For without a name, how can you say you are who you think you are? Names are the essence of everyone's being: without one, you are nothing.
But the task is not as simple as it might seem. You are trapped in a world where emotions fuel the greater beings that control it: the Eidolons. Mythical beings void of emotion, they crave the emotions and desires that make up the human being. That is why you were brought here. What is worse, they are in the midst of a power struggle and need your emotions to help increase their power. If you serve their purpose and provide the required emotions, they will not only tell you your name, but also return you home.
Simple isn't it? Just fill that crystal with emotional fluid, turn it in, and go home. You wouldn't want to be like colorless drones that fill each city, do you?
Now if only you weren't also busy trying to survive random pitted battles, strange city-based events, and using those very emotions you need for just everyday living.
Aprigen is a multifandom game that utilizes both Final Fantasy and various Alice in Wonderland AU themes. It essentially evolves two specific concepts: the sense of identity and the human emotion. Each play a crucial role in Aprigen as characters seek to regain their identity while trying to live in a world where the actions of one city could affect those living in another.
Just leaving this here. Because I must.
On another topic, I am incredibly sick. I know. Such a great thing to put in an entry after not posting forever, but it's true. I even had to go to the emergency room last night for like, 4 hours. Just to make sure it wasn't as serious as I thought it was -- which it wasn't. the chest pains weren't heart related, and I got medication to take. So yay.
But fuck. Turning off the TV in my room over there took 5 minutes.
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