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The Brain follows the same premise as its predecessor Life & Death, wherein the player controls an up-and-coming surgeon who must perform simulated surgery on patients with varying problems. The sequel focuses on the brain, whereas the first game focused on the abdomen.

Players become managers of a private clinic. In addition to performing surgical procedures, you must also manage the care teams and attract new patients.

Life & Death is a game which casts you as a doctor in a hospital. Your job is to diagnose patients and administer appropriate therapies, or even perform surgery when necessary. To diagnose a patient, you have to press on his or her abdomen, to see which portions of the stomach cause pain. Basing on this knowledge, you can choose a therapy for him (observation, medication or referring to another specialist) or administer a X-Ray or ultrasound scan to get more information about his illness. In some cases, surgery will be necessary. You're the surgeon and you have to perform the operation very carefully, adhering strictly to the procedures, preserving hygiene, and maintaining care when cutting up the patient. Should you mistakenly administer the wrong therapy, or kill your patient at the operating table, you're kicked into the medical school, where you're given hints as to what you've done wrong.

"BitBuddy" is a virtual pet raising game. When you quit, your BitBuddy will die.

How will you live your BitLife? Discover how bit by bit life choices can add up to determine your success in life the game. Interactive story games have been around for years. But this is the first text life simulator to truly mash up and simulate adult life!

An audio drama created using a dummy head recording for a more immersive experience. Originally released on mobile devices together the stories were split up for PlayStation VR. The VR mode has video of the voice actors during the recording, while a visual novel style version can be watched without the VR headset.

An audio drama created using a dummy head recording for a more immersive experience. Originally released on mobile devices together the stories were split up for PlayStation VR. The VR mode has video of the voice actors during the recording, while a visual novel style version can be watched without the VR headset.

An audio drama created using a dummy head recording to create a more immersive experience.

Stardom: Hollywood is a huge new adventure in a huge new city. Hollywood is bigger and better than ever: visit all-new restaurants, clubs and movie studios, flirt and network with other famous actors to get the best roles, customize your home with cool designer furniture, avoid the paparazzi, and get famous in new movies and TV shows. Your favorite characters are back with new quests, along with a bunch of new people and stories.